Arizona republican., 1903-02-24


 Jesus Miranda was arrested on the charge of fighting. He hastened mat ters much as possible by pleading guilty also. He was fined $5.55. Ra- fael Rcyno was arrested for disturbing the peace and also pleaded guilty. He was sent to jail for six days.
 A FAREWELL PARTY.-Last night about twenty young people met at the home of MT. and Mrs. J w. East wood on North Center street to give a surprise party to Edward E. Poste, who has been here about four years. 1 but who is to start for his home in | New York tonight. Games, music ] light refreshments and hashlight of | the party formed part of the enjoy ment. Mr. Poste will take some pleas ant remembrances of Arizona with 1 him.
 i A FLEDGLING SHRINER.-AmOng the Marks that the Shriners operated on last evening was one whose first name is Emil. He lives in 1shee and arrived here yesterday morning hut 1 was so busy all day reinforcing his | clothes with brass plate. that but few of his many Phoenix friends could find him. There was nothing doing at the | corGners office during the night so it is to be resumed that Mr. Marks went into the game fully prepared for all that happered and that he was not so easy as some had imagined.
 SUPREME COURT-There will be a meeting of the supreme court today. | The members of the court arrived in the city yesterday. The session will last only today and the only matter 1 to be considered will be a certiorari case from Graham county involving | the right of the supervisors o; that county to issue certificate of election to q candidate for justice Of the peace for Morenci precinct. There were two candidates. Suttle and Chapman. Ger tificates were issued to both while there had been provision by law for only one justice in the precinct.
 THE LEGISLATIVE GRIND.-Most of the members of the legislature who left for their homes after the recess of last Friday have returned. Sever al of them and many of the clerks went to the coast and will be back this morning. None of the gentlemen who were seen yesterday evening re- garding the probable happenings Of the week was willing to undertake the task of making up programme. They l week oi the session so far and that much is likely to be done but just what that much will be none of them will prognosticate.
 THE SHRINERS.-The Shriners did things last night Just what they did will never be known outside the mystic veil and it is not intended that q great deal. shall be known. Heretofore when they intended to do things they. had an imposing parade so people could size Up the lambs for the sacrifice and form an opinion as to whether or rot the bal becue was just what il was adVer- tised to be- But in this instance they dispensed with even a parade. All that is known. therefore is that the Shrirers themselves say they did a let of things to lot of people and had d lot of fun while they were doing it.
 SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVO- LUTION.-The Arizona society Sons of the American Revolution held it's annual business meeting in the office Of COgsins and Rice yesterday. The fol- lowing officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: Dr. John Wix Thomas, president: ". II. Robinson. vicepresdent: Rev. Lewis Halsey. sec ! ' L. A. McAfee, chaplain: A P. Wal bridge. registrar; R. E. Miner. histor- ian; Hon. R. r.. Sloan. Captain P. P Parker and Captain George D Christy additional members of the board of managers. The annual banquet of the society will be held this evening at the Ford hotel.
 THE COURT IMPOSED UPON.-The kangaroo court is having a run of bad luck. On Sunday two men against whom judgment had been rendered and who had the money for the payment of their fines were permitted by a mistake to leave the jurisdiction of the court. Yesterday the court was imposed upon by a forger. He had been kangarooed and fined. He gave the court an Crder for the money which he said he ha! left with the sheriff. He signed the name of R. Reynas to the order The sheriff could find no money in the name of that person and there was no imme- diate reply to the communication from the court. In the meantime Reynas go; ; cut of jail and some time after he was gone the forgery was discovered. JUSTICE BURNETTS COURT-C. : Aleman was brought before Justice Burnett yesterday on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was fined ten dollars but the magis- trate took into consideration that when George Washington saved this country he also made possible the salvation of Mexico at d later date. It was only I reasonable that Aieman should want tC , celebrate yesterday so the sentence X was suspended during his good behav- for and on his promise to reform in-
 stantly and without mental reserva- 9 tion. The Mexican who was captured while asleep on a porch in the eas end of the city Saturday night awUk' up sometime yesterday but it was de