Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-01-14

TO REPORT ON MINES.-E. ].
Bonsall viii leave on tonight's train
for Tuolumne county, Cab, to report on
some mining property.
IN THE WORLD AGAIN.-Edward
Smith. a hobo. who was taken up in
the latter days of the last year ana
was sent to the county Jail for thirty
days, was released yesterday and will
begin life anew.
FORESTERS WILL DANCE.-After
installation of officers tonight the indie
pendent Order of Foresters will dance
and eat the rest of the night and part
of the morning All members are re-
quested to come early and stay late
as there is always something doing in
this thrifty order.
THEY LIKE THE COUNTRY
Mrs. NJ. Hellman and her daughters,
Misses Selma and Lillian, of Cincinnati.
arrived in the city yesterday on their
way to San Francisco. They will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. ODER
fielder fer week. They have not seen
much of either the valley or Phoenix
yet. but the climate is in such great
contrast to that of the Ohio valley q,
the time they left home that they be-
lieve this is the most delightful coun-
try they ever saw.
POLICE COURT.-There were two
cases in police court yesterday. One
called for q six-dollar penalty and the
other required a seven-dollar fine 10
square things. The seven-dollar man
when arrested had a lot Of noisy liquor
aboard and some of il got to talking.
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so he could go down the line and burn
all the railroad bridges, for he hal
been thrown off the train by a brake
man and had to walk into town. When
this request was denied him he request
ed that he be given a revolver so ne
could kill a few policemen, but even
that request was denied.
ANNUAL ELECTION.-The annual
election of the stockholders Of the
Home Savings Bank and Trust com
pany for the selection of officers and
directors for the ensuing year was held
yesterday. The directors chosen were
9. +. AinswOrth, r. II. Greene, W. c.
Foster, Harvey J. Lee and Frank Aims
worth The officers elected were: G.
F. AinswCrth, president: r. II. Greene,
vice president. and Frank Ainswortn.
cashier and secretary. 1t is now about
three years since the Home Savings
bank began business and its career has
been a very successful one. 1t is now
recognized as one of the sound financial
institutions of the territory, and during
the last year its business has increased
very rapidly.
WANDERED AWAY.-An aged pa
tient of the Arizona Insane asylum
wandered away from that institution
yesterday and had not been found at a
late hour last night. Citizens are ask
ed to keep a, lookout for him and if
found by anyone the asylum authori-
ties will be glad to be apprised of the
fact by telephone. The patients name
is Drawn. He is about 20 years old and
has about a months beard. He is a
short, heavy set man, is perfectly harm
( less, being simply Irresponsible He was
sent to the asylum about two years ago
and sometime after left the place as he
did yesterday, being found later at a
lodging house in this city where ne had
rented a room. His condition seemed
so much improved he was allowed to go
home but was returned to the asylum
again two or three monthe ago.
! A RESPONDENTS USEFUL
NESS.-The special correspondent. be-
side doing something for himself has it
within his power to say many things
that will make for the good of any sec
ton under consideration. and this is
| especially true of Arizona. Lloyd
Damron of this city. in his special work
| is devOting considerable attention of
late to this feature OF his correspond
ence, writing many letters of descrip-
tive nature Among other things he is
! trying to do is TO disprove as far as
possible the erroneous statements