Arizona republican., 1903-06-02

ON THE STAGE AGAIN.-The No
 gales papers announce that Ezra c. Norris has In charge an aggregation of | local talent in that city and that in
 the near future they will produce An
 Actors Romance" one of Nat Good
 wins successes. MT Norris will be re-
 membered as one of the partners in the
 Oberle Stock company. His many
 friends here will wish him and his | company success.
 GOING INTO BUSINESS.-J. D.
 Crabb has resigned his position with
 the Alkire Land & Cattle company, to
 go into business on his own account.
 For ten years he has had charge of the Alkire ranch as foreman and he has
 decided that this country is good ! enough to live in so he has rented a
 ranch at Buckeye and will stock it
 with cattle. Hugh Jones, who is also
 well and favorably known here will
 be MT. Crabb's successor at the Alkire
 ranch.
 | FIREMEN'S PICNIC.-The firemen g 1 picnic that will be held at Eastlake
 park Sunday. June :. promises to be | the best ever given by the fire boys | There has been nothing left undone in | completing arrangements for this pie
 nic and the boys are working just as hard to make a success of this event as they would in putting out a fire ! The money derived from these picnics is placed in the fire department treas ury and held there for the express pur- pose of aiding members who are unfor- 1 tunate in getting hurt at fires.
 SOCIAL AND ELECTION. - The Baptist Young Peoples union held q very enjoyable social at the home of
 Rev, Dr. Halsey last evening. It was also the Semi-annual business mees- ing and officers were elected as fol- lows: Miss Lucy T. Ellis, president; Mir. Roy Squirer. vice president: Miss Nellie McFall corresponding secretary; Miss Lucretia Elliott, recording secTe- tary; MT. Leslie Elliott. treasurer; Miss Florence Tweed and Miss Hat tie Halsey, pianists. The attractive programme included cornCt solos by
 Miss Edith Kay; instrumental selec-
 tiOn by Miss Mary F.. Halsey: d vocal solo by Miss Alice l.. Halsey. and read ings by Miss Nellie McFaH Miss Hat tie Greene and Dr. HalseN
 TO OPEN A STREET-A movement is on foot for the opening of South Second street from the 'iog-off'' to the southern city limits A petition to the city council was signed yesterday by many property owners in that part of the town. The movement received an impetus by the falling of the derrick in the grounds of the electric light works on Sunday afternoon. The block occu- pied by the works abuts on the street line. or would do so if the street were cut through. As it is now the space of half the width of the avenue is filled up with houses. These houses are like ly to be damaged by an accident in the works and at the same time the opera tions of the company are greatly inter fered with by reason of the fact that that side of the block is inaccessible.
 JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT FloGenCio Gaxiola. who aiso had an ex- perience in the recorders court yestor- day. was arrested Saturday night for q misdemeaEOT by Officer Gonzales. He was released on his own recogniz- ance and immediately got into another trouble and was caught by the police. It was -necess ary yesterday for Judge Robertson to issue q warrant for him to get him CT the first charge and he was found in the recorders court where he settled up. then went to Wall street and paid seven dollars more for his Saturday celebra ton. Magdaleno Castillo was fined seven dollars also by Justice Robertson for peace disturbance and John Doe was fined seven dollars for a similar Offease though his wrong doing contained more cuss words and less whiskey.