Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

MRS. SUMNER ILL.-Mrs. Rubie M. Sumner. who has been spending the past year here for her health. is very i'll of pneumonia, at the home of Mrs. E. C. Brown.
 RACE SUICIDE IN ARTZONA.-Mrs. J. B. Ogburn and ten children left this morning for Denver to join MT. Og burn and make their home there. says the Globe Silver Belt No mention was made Of the rest of the family.
 ANOTHER MISSTEP-Maria Brech- tel. nee Gilmore. who has beer on her way to temptation again Saturday night and landed in the police station, loaded with fusel oil. She put up q cash bond of ten dollars and went home to regent.
 FEAST OF PORTIUNCULA-A St. Mary's Catholic church yesterday morning was celebrated the feast of Portiuncula. The service is an annual feast celebrated on the 2nd of August in memory of St. Francis. the founder of the Franciscan order who lived al Portiuncula.
 FIRE ENGINE REPAIRED.-The engineers and other members of the
  terday afternoon to fixing up the fire engine which needed an overhauling after its strenuous efforts of Wednes- day morning. It was put in good shape again and is now waiting for the next hurry call.
 COL. M'CORD GOING EAST-United States Marshal M'Cord returned yes terday morning from Prescott, where he haS al leave tomorrow morning for his former home at Merrill, Wis. with the body of his wife He will visit several points in Wisconsin returning to the city in a bout month.
 PHARMACY BOARD.-The Terri torial Board of Pharmacy has just rec ceived it's new blank certificates. 156 of which will be filled out and signed by the commissioners and sent to that number of druggists who passed the territorial examination. The ceertfi- cates are fine specimens of lithograph work and in point of beauty are equal to the certificates of any eastern state. They will attract attention in al 6rug stores where the law directs they shall be hung.
 HER CLOCK" STOCKINGS. - A
  corner of Washington and Center streets last evening about the Sunday prcmenading hour and very intently rubbering at handsomely formed and attractively dressed lady who was climbing on a street car. A friend brought his mind to earth by a sound slap on the shoulder and a very pointed demand to know what he was looking at so earnestly. '.Oh, just trying to see what time it is.' he answered, my watch run down last night
 4 DAY OF DISTURBANCE.-Ye terday was an eventful period in the block. The day was largely given to fighting. In the first encounter three women were engaged. They were brought to the county jail. The eye of one of them had been closed: another had a bad cut on the back of her head. The third woman was not apparently injured. Later ill the day three men. Eduardo Aguirre. J. A. Toohey and Jack Allen were brought in. They had been throwing rocks at each other. HER TURN NOW.-Jesus Mandene- gro is the name of the Mexican woman who caused the arrest of Jesus Miranda the barber, for bruising her up and kicking her out of her house while under the influence of liquor. and who is now serving sentence in the city jail. It appears that she also has rather a cumulative disposition for she was arrested yesterday for similar treatment of one Louisa Lyle. Deputy Sheriff Gonzales represented the law in this incident.
 WILL LEAVE WEDNESDAY.-Er nest Lamson who has been here for . short visit with relatives and to look | after his property interests in the val 1 ley will leave Wednesday for Boston where he will begin his next season s | work on the stage. He will make one or two short stops on the way to look after business matters. He is very | well pleased with the condition of local affairs has rented his ranch and in common with all valley people expects an era of great prosperity in these parts in the very near future. | A BURGLARIOUS INClDENT-A | Mexican employe of S. J. Tribolet went