Arizona republican., 1903-11-15
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SOCIALIST MEETlNGS.-The Local Phoenix of the socialist party will meet regularly each Wednesday even ing in the room occupied by Judge Robertson on Wall treet
 A. M. E. CHURCH.-Corner E. Jeff erson and Second streets, Nov. r.. Preaching morning and evening; five minute talks to children; Sunday school at 9:50 a. m.;' prayer meeting Wednes- day evening; sewing circle at D. m. Thursday; class meeting Friday even ing at p. m.
 A VISITORS DEATH.-Dr. J. E. Sleeves died Friday night at the Harry Kay ranch, near the Indian school. which he had rented for the winter. pr. Sleeves came here with his wife about two weeks ago from St. Johns. N. B.. hoping to find relief from con- sumption, of which he had been i'll for a long time. He was formerly su- perintendent of the provincial insane asylum at St Johns The body will be taken to St. Johns for intarment by Mrs. Sleeves.
 LOCAL SHOWM MEN.-Messrs Stew art and Parman of Mesa have been granted county license for an attrac- tion consisting of an exhibition of moving pictures. They will show at the school houses Cf the county. and if the venture proves to be a paying one they will invade other fields. The quarterly license for this kind if show
 is $50.
 DOUBLY PUNiSHED.-T. Camago was before Justice Burnett again yes terday. This time he was charged with q disturbance of the peace. There were indications that he had been in trouble. for there were contusions all over his head. IL was brought out that he had gone to the NaldiVa household and had used such insulting language that he had been suppressed with q club. He was sent to jail for thirty days. a the end of which time his wounds will have healed.
 THE BOULEVARD--The Boulevard committee has begun work in earn est on Center street. By noon today the street will be sprirkled from the city limits to the Grand canal. Work has also been begun on the bicycle path The committee finds that considerably more money will be required than the first estimate. and these who enjoy nice drive or bicycle ride in the coun- try and have not yet contributed will be called upon during the next two weeks to contribute something towards the cost and improvement or both the street and the path.
 HE WAS TWENTY MINUTES LATE.-Frederick s. Webb ascertained not long ago by means Of an astrcnom- ical calculation that the precipitation upon the public moves in ten-year cycles. There were the fourteen-f fir teen puzzle. the pigs in the clover and ether brain-racking problems. The ten years of immunity from puzzles, MT. Webb found out, had expired early in the fall and he felt it was up to him to fill the schedule. He devised one that he believes would have at tracted wide attention and have filled the asylums and was about to launch | it when he discovered that the Age of Ann" question had been out just twenty minutes. Mir Webb later learned that his calculation was cor rect to the minute but that his watch | was at fault.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.-. Jesus Buelna was examined in Justice 1 Burnetts court yesterday on a charge | of murderous assault on H. F. Rand l This happened late the evening before.
 Rand was drunk and wandered into the | alley in Chinatown where Buelna lives. 1 Rand had rented room in that neigh 1 borhood and though he did not remem- 1 Der what he was trying to do he stop l ped in front of the door of Buelna' s | house. Persons across the street said | he was making no disturbance bul | seemed to be calling for some one Suddenly the door opened and Buelna struck Rand with an ax. One of the witnesses said that Mrs. Buelna cried to her husband to kill him. Officer Henry Bloomhorst happened to be in the vicinity and he arrested Buelnu and caught his wife in the act of try ing to hide the ax under bed. Buelna
 claimed that he was acting in self | defense. Mrs. Buelna yesterday had
 Rand brought before Justice Robertson
 for disturbing the peace but the case | was dismissed