Arizona republican., 1904-12-10

J. ERNEST "ALNEH lEEd Ernest Walker was taken very i'll aI
 his office yesterday with an attack C.
 Iumbago and had to be tken home in
 carriage. His physician announces that
 his condition is not alarming and ne
 will be out again soon.
 OTHER BURGLARIES Two more bSirgIaries have been lately reported.
 They occurred in the Monihon block
 the other afternoon in the apartments of Mrs J. D. Monihon and her dauSh-
 ter and those of Mrs. Elvey- During the absence of the ladies thief went through their rooms and took from
 those of Mrs. Monihon a purse con7 taining $7.5O and from the rooms of Mrs Elvey a lot of jewelry.
 THE RETURN OF MR. DUNLEVY A letter was received the other day from E. F. DunieVy the clerk of the district court saying that ne would re turn today. Tat was a matter of some importance to the legal fraternity but there has been change in the plans from. him yesterday saying that he would not arrive in Phoenix before next Tuesday.
 A DISCOURAGED ARIZON!AN- The Los Angeles Record of Wednesday says: I'll. Henry, 33, who came to Los Angeles from Arizona a few days ago and has been living with his parents at 1O1 Ann street, shot himself in the head at Eastlake park Tuesday after noon with suicidal intent. but is still alive at the county hospital III health caused Henry to make the attempt on
 his life.
 NEW OFFICERS s-At a meeting of Phoenix chapter No. ,. Order of the Eastern Star, held Thursday nigh-. the following named officers were chosen
 to serve the lodge during the enOsuing term: Mrs. Holland Merryman, worthy matron: G. H. N. Luhrs, worthy pa-
 tron: Mrs Harriet Vickers, associate matron; Mrs. Margaret Luhrs. trea- surer; Mrs. Mary HeiIman, secretary; Mrs. Lucy M. Doster, conductress; Miss Flora Conn, associate conductress. THE CURFEW-The curtew has been silent so long in this town that its call to duty came rather suddenly on Thu sday night and it was not able to get it's joints greased up and get into action last night. as expected. It will be all right by today though and tonight its clarion notes will break the hearts of all the hoodIun kids who chance to be on the streets when the fatal hour of 9 arrives.
 FUR HOOR ne Sdl- vation Army will give d Christmas tree for the poor children of the city and asks the citizens to assist in the work by donating such appropriate thingE as they may see fit or be able to, to be used as gifts to the children. Toys. candies apples and clothing of all kinds will be acceptable. A postal card to Adjutant J. F. Westacott, will bring a member of the army to the sender for any donation. Otherwise they may be sent to the army nall. Provisions are also solicited for the annual Christ mas dinner for poor families.
 JANE ROE'S DEFENSE-Jane Roe at any rate that is all the name she is known to have was before Justice Bur nett yesterday morning on a charge Of a disturbance of the peace. She had been arrested the evening before by Constable Redwine while she was at supper. But the complaint had been made by one of the neighbors some time before. She indignantly protested that the law was making a horrible mistake. She tried to make the officer believe that he had come to the wrong house; there was in the same locality another girl of precisely the same name and she WAS no doubt the peace dis turber. But the officer was sure of his position and he took her to Jail. It was made certain in court yesterday, | that ahere was DO case of mistaken identity and JanA Roe was fined $10.
 RAIN AND SNOWAThe recent rain and snow storm prevailed from this Section east as far as the mountain ranges of western New Mexico, though it seems not to have reached very far north. Word was received here yes