Arizona republican., 1904-05-13

and was held to the United States grand jury in the sum of $200 which was furnished by w. T. Smith and Pedro C. de la Lama
 BOUGHT A LoT.-Mary L. san burn has bought through the agency or J. Ernest Walker lot IT of block 51, in the Capitol addition. The property was i sold by pr. Ernest A. Wehrman, cele- brated physician of Indianapolis.
 THE BAND coNcE2T.-The Indian school band save another concert at Eastlake park last night that was en- joyed by a great many people. The rendition of Faust and the claronet solo by Edward Nanonka were specially meritorious The band is under the direction of Salvador Milanes.
 zAPEDA GOES AWAY.-FranlS D. zapeda sentenced to the penitentiary for the killing of H. A. M'Donald at Agua Caliente was taken to Yuma last night by Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts. His family bade him good bye on the day following the sentence and returned home to Sentinel through which place he will pass this morning.
 MUST SERVE AT LAsT.-santiago Beryesa yesterday entered upon a sen tence passed upon him by the district court about a year ago. He was ar rested on a charge Of having falsihe3 his account with the county as inter preter in Justice Robertson's court and was sentenced to serve two months in the county jail. He appealed to the supreme court and was admitted 10 bail At the last term of the supreme court the judgment of the lower court was affirmed and the remittitur came down to the district court yesterday. He was taken into custody in the even- ing
 HE MAY INVEST.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Dickinson, of New York, are visiting Phoenix and spent Wednesday in driving around the valley with local real estate man. MT. Dickinson, who is an architect is very favoraby impressed with what he has seen and may decide to invest in valley realty.
 RAINS ALL RoUND.-Passengers arriving from Prescott yesterday morning brought the news that t rained hard there Tuesday evening and
 
 Wednesday storm was accompanied by one of the most severe hailstorms ever seen in that part of the country, cover ing the ground with a mantle of white as pronounced as a snow storm. r. has rained east and south of here, in fact, everywhere except in this valley. The board of trade ought to call a meeting, formulate a automatically worded petition and forward it to Jupiter Pluvius, together with fate map of Arizona on which Phoenix and the Salt river valley appear in box car type and red ink. Jupe seems to be working by a very old survey.
 EEL RIVER RAlLRoAD.-Concern- ing the operations Of the Santa Fe in Humboldt county, California, to which system belongs the Eel River railroad of which E. F. Porter is general man ager, a recent dispatch says: The Santa Fe has commenced construction work on it's line to Eureka in Hum holdt county. Men have been put at work boring tunnel 1000 feet long in Humboldt county, near the southern end of the Eureka and Eel River road. | The entire route southward from this | tunnel has not yee been definitely de- cided upon, but will be in the very near future. The company is to build it's Eureka road under the name of the San Francisco and Northwestern Rail- | road company. By the ownership of the Eel River line. the Santa Fe has valuable franchises in the city of Eu- ! reka and q strategic position in the val i ley of the Eel River. People who are | heavy stock and bondholders in the | Santa Fe have bought up thousands Of 1 acres of redwood forest. From these holdings, the Santa Fe road will get a , large and permanent amount Of trafin in addition to Shipments it will get i from other parties"