Arizona republican., 1904-02-10


 from the buggy of Harry Kennedy which was standing in front of his residence.
 POLICE COURT.-The police court session yesterday was confined to the trial of three Mexicans for drunken ness, each of whom was given five days for meditation and repentance.
 A POSTPONED ENTERTAIN. MENT.-Announcem was recently made that the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church would give an en- tertainment on the night of February l2. It was determined yesterday to postpone it indefinitely
 SOLD SIX LOTS.-R. H. Greene mas sold six more lots in the Irvine addi- ton. of the tract he recently purchased from E. Irvine. The lots were sold to four different buyers and are for the purposes of home building. One of the lots was sold for S1O0 the other three going for fifty dollars each.
 A KNIGHT IN NEEO.-The mem- bers of the Knights of Pythias of Phoenix would like to know just where Ed C;itzmachen, brother knight is stopping in Phoenix. Yesterday the lodge received a telegram from a Wasau, Wis, lodge saying that he was in Phoenix and need Of help. A search was begun for him at once. Ii he is in need he has made no application to his brethren here but they are ready to go to his assistance.
 MESA RANCH SOLD.-Thomas J. Prescott yesterday sold an eighty acre ranch near Mesa to Frank T. Pomeroy. The exact price was not given out as there was some consideration other than cash. but the price was approXi- mately S1,O00. MT. Prescott says hs bought the ranch three or four years ago and has lost nothing on his specu- lation though it was sold cheap enough to be looked upon by the buyer as q bargain.
 GARDEN SEEOS.-Secretary Van der Veer of the Phoenix & Maricopa county board of trade has received | from Delegate Wilson a consignment of garden seeds for general distribu- ' tion. This is the annual distribution of the national government and the | secretary suggests that the men who | desire to make early gardens should come in quickly and avoid the rush. ! Those who are too lazy to plant a gar !
 BAPTIST SOcIAL.-The first en- | tertainment was held in the new Baq- | tist church parlors last evening by the | junior society. The programme con ! sisted of we'll rendered songs and | recitations and music by the Forbes | orchestra. A phOnOgraph furnished amusement after the programme. The | juniors served appetizing refreshments and as a large crowd was present. a good sum was realized. Every one voted the junior workers pleasant en- | tertainers and went away well pleased
 ORPHEuS SoclETY-The Choral | society recently organized met last night and reorganized the old Orpheus | society. The officers are L. w. Cog | gins president F. T. Wetherbee, sec | retary: Miss Parker. treasurer and ! Mrs. Cravens directress. The society | Is preparing to present the oratoriO | of The Holy City" and under the | leadership of Mrs. Cravens is accom- pishing very fine work. The club com | prises the bests soloists of the city and music lovers may prepare themselves | for a rare treat in the production of | the oratorio.
 HE ENTANGLED HIMSELF.-John | Doe alias Thomas Williams, the boy | charged with the robbery of a dead man whose room he had been sent to put in order was before Justice Bur | nett yesterday. There had been found on him of the effects of the dead man q pocket knife. There were other | things missing but they have not yet | been found. Williams compromised ! his case by his variety of stories ir accounting for his possession of the | knife. He said in the first place to z | friend of the dead man that the knife