Arizona republican., 1904-05-21
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HARGED.-Faustino Cruz ac- cused of assaulting Francisco Robles. and partly tried Thursday night, was yesterday discharged by Justice Rob ertson.
 TERMElONS.-P oenix will have to take her hat off to Hermosillo. A shipment of watermelons from there was received here yesterday by local dealer and they certainly looked good. SOLD AGAIN.-About a week ago William H. Crosby bought of J. Gladue a lot in the Irvine addition for S50 Yesterday MT. Crosby sold it to s. F. Bayless for $T5. MT Bayless already owing the adjoining property.
 THE HIGH SCHOOL.-There was Ia meeting of the high school board yesterday, the result of which was the election of E. G. Alexander to the lchair of English in the school faculty for next year. MT. Alexander is a resi- dent of Missouri, possesses good ere dentials and has had about ten yea~= experience in school work.
 GONE TO YUMA-Judge J. H. Kib- bey left on last Sights NJ. & P. train for Yuma in response to q request of the water users, who have associated themselves into an organization pat termed after that of the Salt River Val ley association. They desire to secure the service of Judge Kibbey that they may have the advantage of his experi- ence acquired in the formation and de- velopment of the model association.
 ELLERY'S BAND-E;llery's Italian band, which will give afternoon and evening entertainments at the Dorrls theater today, arrived here yesterday morning, the following members being registered at the Hotel Adams: D. w. Ferguson, Domenico Palmo, Rocco Plantamuro, Ciccillo Fernuilo, Andrew Setaro, Civetta Barile, Gustave Conte. Manfroli Chiaffarelli, r. FontaneIli. A. Caronci, T. Galta.
 WOMAN's RELIEF CoRPs.-Regu. lar meeting of the J. w. Owen Wo- mans Relief Corps will be held at Pad gets hall this afternoon at o'clock. Business of importance pertaining to Memorial Day will come before the corps and new members will be initiat- cd. A full attendance is requested and visiting members are cordially invited to be present.
 WANT NFORMATION.-S F. H. Parker of the Water Users as- sociatiou yesterday received letter from Donald Bradford of Helena, Mont. asking for copies of printed matter that would guide the people in those parts into the proper path in moving for water storage. He said they had se- cured the segregation of a large area of land under the reclamation act and wanted know F~
 CHANGE FOR FREiGHTERS.-A letter was received yesterday at tie reclamation offices from Mr. E. Duryee. of Globe, cement expert of the re- clamation service. He says he would like to get into correspondence with teamsters and freighters who would like to contract for the hauling of about 300 tons of cement mill machinery from Globe to the dam site. The first car load of machinery was shipped from Chicago on April 27 and ought to, he in Globe by this time. Any freight cH who desires to correspond with Mr. DuTyee should address him at Globe.
 TENT CITY BAND-The Coronado Tent city band will arrive here today and tonight will give a free conce.- on the city hall plaza as it did a year ago. The band ; en-oute from the east to Coronado on a tour advertisine; the beach and at the end of it's journey will begin summer life at Coronado. giving free concerts daily. The music tonight will be a sample of what the Coronado visitors have every day.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Third avenuf and Monroe street, Lewis Halsey. D.