Arizona republican., 1903-08-04


 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING l The directors of the board of trade will | hold their regular monthly meeting to- night.
 l w. C. T. U.-The regular meeting or l the w. C. T. l.. will be held at the re- ception rooms of the union at the cor ner of Adams and Center street on Wednesday afternoon There will be 8 song service at the same place tonight TARGET PRACTICE.-C NJ. O'Con- | nor. NJ. C. Smith, and J. S. c. Young. soldiers from Fort Huachuca were I aere yesterday enrcute to Fort Whipple i where they will participate in the tar get practice recently announced A TELEGRAPH GIRL.-There cama to the home of MT. and Mrs. s. E. Hurl- l hut. corner of Fifth avenue and Wash ington street on Saturday night 9
 bright eight and a half pound girl Mir Hurlbut is the night manager of the Western Union.
 NOTARIES PUBLIC.-Notarial com | missions were issued yesterday by Governor Brodie to the following per sons: Charles L. Diehl of Mesa, John R. Hampton of Clifton, J. F. Mahoney F. and G. J. Stoneman of Globe. | POLICE COURT.-In police coust yesterday there was one trial on the | charge of drunkenness resulting in the | imposition of a ten-dollar fine which was paid. Four other drunks of whom one was a woman, forfeited cash bail 1 bonds, two of them for ten dollars each
 and two for five dollars each. TROOPS FOR MORENCI.-Notics was received at the office of the gover
 nor yesterday of an order regarding , the United States troops at Morenci Troop of the Third cavalry stationed at Apache has been ordered to march across the country to relieve Troop G
 which has been at Morenci since soon after the putting down of the strike. JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT Jesus Baldenegros Sanez and Maria Hernandez, three sunburned beauties from the land of the Aztecs. were be- fore Justice Robertson yesterday charged with fighting. Their cases
 were set for trial this morning at 9 o'clock.
 MONDAY MORNING BUSINESS ! Justice Burnett had enough business before him yesterday morning for q half dozen justices of the peace. There
 were ten men who had been fighting and otherwise disturbing the peace the day before. They were given the regulation fines.
 A MONTHLY PAY DAY.-The board
 of supervisors yesterday adopted an
 order that bills against the county will be paid only on the first Monday Of the month and that bills must be in the hands of the clerk of the board not less than three days before the meeting Hitherto it has been the practice of
 the board to pass upon all bills that might have been presented before any meeting.
 ANOTHER TRIAL. Another at. tempt was made yesterday to get Guadalupe Quijada into the asylum She has been acquitted three times
 The first time she was denied admiss- 1 ion: the next time she was taken but next instant was discharged as cured and when the officers who took her out returned to the sheriffs office they found her there in advance of them. It is the theory of the asylum authorities that she is not insane.
 | MORE FRUIT.-O. Allen, who lives
 on Grand avenue, opposite the expert lnenl Idf1n brought to the DOdTu o.
 trade room yesterday some Thompson's | seedless grapes which Secretary Van der Veer immediately put to soak in the | juice that is expected to perpetuate
 their fine appearance till after the St | Louis exposition. They were not the | largest clusters brought in but the grapes were the largest of any yet secured. Joseph Geare, who lives three
 miles north on Center street also | brought in consignment of fine FL | berta peaches.
 | CAPTURE OF A FUGITIVE.-Abo bout | two months ago woman by the name of Elvira Burrell was convicted al | Tempe of trying to cut a Mexican with
 a knife and Justice Nelson committed | her to the county jail for fifteen days l At the time she pretended to be sick and she was allowed to remain at he= | home. When the officer went to look | for her later he could not find her. Ii was suspected that she had come to | Phoenix and Constable Chris Sigala who had business here yesterday made