Arizona republican., 1903-09-11

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 Character of the day: Clear. M. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director. YUMA VISITORS-W H. Buck ar rived here yesterday morning from Yuma to join his wife who has been visiting in Phoenix for several days. IRRIGATION DELEGATES.-Sev al of the delegates to the irrigation con- gress to meet in Ogden on the 18th eX pect to leave here on tonight's train. A NEW STORE.-It is understood that Harry Deersly will in a few days open a green goods and fruit market in the Stroud building on Cen | ter street.
 CERNA'S GOOD TIME.-A Cerna was before Justice Burnett yesterday charged with drunkenness and disturb ance of the peace. It was so arranged
 that he would be separated from so- ciety for the space of seven days. FAREWELL TO VACATION.-The young friends and relatives of Mrs. R. | Lutgerding were entertained at her home on South Center street last even ing, the party being a farewell to va cation days for the young people. The party ended sweetly in taffy- pull. A PLEASANT EvENING.-M FL | Ia Eyer entertained a few of her | friends last night at her home on the | McDowell road. The evening was | thoroughly enjoyed by all as Miss Eyer | is a princess in entertaining her l friends. Dainty refreshments were | served during the evening.
 l POLICE COURT.-The police court
 record for yesterday was as follows: ] Francisco Martinez, drunk and disor- derly, seven days; Antonio Montoya. | disorderly. five days: Francisco Yescas
 a Mexican woman, drunk and disorder
 ly, five days. It was a poor crowd | and there didn't seem to be d dollar ! in it that anybody could get at. | SHOOTING EVENT-Arrange
 ments are being made by the local 1 sportsmen for q great live bird shoot | ing event to take place immediately after the territorial tournament at
 Prescott, which will be held on Septem- 1 Der IS, 19 and 20. The object in hold 1 ing the live bird shoot so soon after 1 the tournament is that the shooters from the southern part of the territory may attend on their way home. It will | also be made attractive enough to bring
 in the sportsmen from the north. A NEW BUILDING.-It is learned
 that three new store buildings. 13x60 1 one story. and built of brick. will be | erected at once on the l.. H. Goodrich | property fronting on Center street be- | tween the Stroud building and Gittner's
 bicycle store. This will fill the last opening of the street frontage on either l side of Center between Washington and Adams. In fact with the execep- 1 tion of lot between the Hotel Adams and the postoffice Center street will
 be solidly built up for three blocks. A PAIR OF SPURS.-Thare is on ex- hibition in Vantilburg's window the
 handsomest pair of spurs ever brought to the city. They are the property of Joseph F;field and they were made for him by Tom Stratton, the blacksmith | Of his department, while he was at Cananea. There is also on exhibition l q pair of Spanish dueling pistols the
 property of Mir. Fineld. They are known to be 150 years old and of very fine
 workmanship. The caliber is SO com prehensive that it seems that duels fought in Spain. century and d half
 ago must necessarily have been fatal. FOUND A RING.-J. I. Brooks on | Wednesday found a gold ring bear l ing a large initial letter in German | text. He gives no further description | for he thinks if the owner has dis | covered his loss he will be able to tell what the letter on it is and where it
 was lost. He is keeping these facts | up his sleeve for Identification.
 i GOT THE WHEEL BACK.-L. F.. | Hewins found his bicycle yesterday.
 Some one left it in front of the Phoe-
 nix Stationery X News Co.'S store. If
 he had brought it to his office MT. l Hewins would have thanked him in 1 person.
 | A RESTRAINING ORDER WANT l ED.-A suit for an injunction was be- 1 gun in district court yesterday by G. A Dobson against A. J. Houston, N. s, Berry, w. w. Dobson and Charles Ker- ley. The plaintiff is the owner of a
 tract of land lying under the Utah
 Canal Enlargement and Extension com
 pany, in which he holds several shares
 1 The land is more directly under con-
 nection of the canal known as the Il Houston ditch, in which the plaintiff
 says he has six rights. The defendants