Arizona republican., 1904-08-07

CANAL CLEANlNG-A force of men was put to work yesterday clean
 ing out the cana, below the joint head.
 GONE TO DOUGLASS. J. Bonsal left last night for Douglas and vicinity on mining business.
 GRAHAM BEGINS EARLY-Sam F. Webb. chairman of the democratic ter ritorial committee. received a telegram
 from Ben M. Crawford of Graham county yesterday, announcing that the democrats of that county he'd held their convention and elected delegates
 to the territorial convention instructed for Mark Smith for delegate to con- gress. Graham will have 2 votes in
 the convention.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Divine services will be conducted morning and evening by the pastor, Harold Govatte. Subject for II a. m.. From Humility to Exaltation." Sub ject for S p. nl., The Disciples in Dis tress." Sunday school, :45 a. m. Sub ] ject, God and the Great World Prob lems." Leader c. \. McRae. Sunday morning the sacrament of the Lord s supper will be administered. Let all members give themselves to self ex- animation and prayer. It is the desire
 of the pastor that all the members of ! the church be present at this service. CAPTURE OF A HORSE THIEF Rafael ReaVis was captured yesterday V at Houck's corral. He had stolen a horse from Jose GCnzalaes near Agua l Caliente sometime ago and left the ! country. For some time it could not | be learned which way he went, but it was supposed that he was on his way 1 to Phoenix. The officers here were on the lookout for him and they noti- ! fled the corrals of his probable early | appearance. Night before last he rode ! into HouCk's corral on the horse he had stolen.
 FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD-D. l. | Crosby, a carpenter and contractor, met with a very painful accident yes | terday which will put him out Of con-
 mission for a while. He was at work on d scafold at a school house ten
 miles west of Phoenix when the scaf- ! fold gave way and he fell to the | ground. He was very badly bruised on | one side and it is feared a couple oi ribs were broken. He was brought to | town as soon as possible and is now
 at his home, No. 543 north Third av- | enue.
 POLICE COURT-Sam Wan, thc
 Ghinaman arrested for running al | opium joint was tried yesterday in po- lice court and sentenced to jail fol | thirty-five days. John Doe, the white | man caught in the haul forfeited hi
 bail bond by staying away from court
 Andy Garcia was given the usual fv, l Har q |, sI | CamargO, who is playing Andy a clost | second as star patron of the city jail Miguel Martinez, hitherto unknown tc
 fame got himself dragged in for drunk
 enness and went with the five day | bunch.
 ANOTHER TOURING PHOE. | NlCIAN-Charles J. Sanilias leaves
 tonight for the east and like many
 others expects to return to Phoenix fr
 the fall a wiser but poorer man. He | will visit Kansas City on the road and | will spend two weeks in St. Louis where he expects to see everything that l is to be seen at the great fair before 1 he travels on to Chicago, which is hi: l old home. His brother, Dr. Sanichas and his many relatives and friends will | certainly show him a good time dur 1 ing his visit for he has been away
 three years in the search of health
 This he has regained in Phoenix as
 well as becoming one of the prosper
 ous business men of the city. l RETURNED FROM OAKLAND
 Mrs. L. E. Allen and daughters, Misses Jessie and Sadie, arrived in Phoeni1 | yesterday morning at three o'clock or one of the Santa Fe overland trains
 from San Francisco. Without stopping | they proceeded north to Iron Springs 4 where Mir. Allen was awaiting them and after a sojoUrn of a month at the springs they will return here to reside permanently. After living in Phoenix
 several years, MT. Allen and family
 removed to Oakland four years ago