Arizona republican., 1903-01-30

JOHN AWARDS CASE. - John
 Havard was before Justice Burnett
 yesterday for a preliminary trial on two
 charges Of forgery. The matter finally
 went over to tomorrow morning.
 A MIX UP.-There was a little mix
 up near Five Points yesterday in which
 two men and two women were engaged,
 all of them handling their dukes to
 good advantage. There were no ar
 rests.
 C. F. SOCIAL.-The Y. P. s. C. F.. of
 the Presbyterian church gives social tonight in the church parlor. and the committee in charge promises some thing new in many ways. Whether you are an Endeavorer, a friend or stranger, you can help make the social a success by lending your presence. Light re treatments will be served.
 A WILD GOOSE CHASE.-But some thing came of it. J. k. Wheat and William Losing returned yesterday 1 evening from a hunting trip just this ! side Of the Agua Fria. They brought back with them a variety of game, but | the catch of which they are the proud l est consists of three wild geese, the ! largest ever seen in this part of the ! country. They are Canadian birds | One Of them weighed eleven pounds and had a stretch of wings of about four feet.
 ! MADE A COUNTY FOR HIM | County Recorder Phil Herold of Santa ] Cruz, a former resident of this city. i arrived in town yesterday morning and will remain a day or two. Mir Herold went to Nogales several years ago when all that territory belonged to Pima county. The people of Nogales { thought so well of MT. Herold that they wanted to do something for him in tho way Of an office, so they decided to be a county and in that capacity they l would need q recorder.
 REV BAGBY'S LECTURES.-Rev. ! ". II. Ragby gave an admirable lecture l last evening in O'NeiH hall on "The | Mcrmons and Salt Lake City" The 1 illustrations were superb and the de scriptiols graphic. This evening he will give "A Trip Around the World.
 showing some of the most beautiful of the worlds wonders. The series wHl include eighty views. most of them colored, with humorous selections. This entertainment will be a benefit for tho
 Baptist and Christian churches.
 A WHEEL THIEF CAUCHT-Night
 before last somebody stole Columbia chainless bicycle from F. =. Wakelin
 The sheriff's office began an inquiry q;
 once and with such good results that
 the thief is already in custody. He is
 a boy whose name is not known. IT,
 was first heard of at Hot Springs june
 ton. where he was offering the whee for g. The sheriff wired to Wickeu- | s..I- \
 arrived there before noon and was ar . rested. The sheriff went after hin
 this morning.
 POLICE COURT.-Iu police court yesterday one man, a cook in res taUraEt, was fined five dollars for drunkenness. Three defendants an swered to a charge of vagrancy. All Y three cases were continued till this af-
 ternoon. Frank DriscoH, who is a stranger, was given this continuance 1T ; the hope that he would manage to not keep the appointment The other tw,
 eases were Bert Clark and Johnn5 ] Boone. two unmanageable lads wh, have been giving the police and thei d mothers considerable trouble.
 GOT HIS FARM BACK-Hose; a Greenhaw is one Of the oldest settler III tllto Fdllfg anu blLt bl ilH must pi C1 S | porous farmers. He has not only mad a a success of Salt River valley product S but has raised and educated nic family so his life has been a repetition of brillian achievements which wa , rounded out yesterday by real estat ] transaction in which his many friend I will congratulate him. Many year } ago when land could be had here fo q the asking Mr. Greenhaw located sec 8 tion 2S. During some of his misiOI q tunes, for he like all others has ha them, the farm was disposed of an a finally passed into the hands of Osca