Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

POLICE COURT.-Therc were three
 cases in police court yesterday, all
 growing out of bad whiskey and each calling for five day sentence.
 A SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit was
 begun in district court yesterday by Ernest Crismon against sarah Y. Cris- mon for divorce on the ground nf
 abandonment
 BACK FROM JEROM E-Con O'Keefe returned yesterday morning
 from Jerome where he has been for a
 few days on business. He says every thing is running along smoothly. but rather quietly.
 4 SURVEY APPROVED.-The office of the surveyor general yesterday op- proved mineral survey No. 1900 Wall apai mining district. Mohave county. The claimants are O. F. Nuencer and
 A. C. Lake of Memphis Tenn.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETlNG.- The Epworth League of the M. F.. church. south. will hold its monthly business meeting tonight at the home
 Of Mr Marvin McRae. 434 -. First ave- Uuc. The IeaEucrs are invited 10 bring
 their friends with them. Games will be enjoyed after the business meeting.
 q YOUTHFUL FELON-Orspn Vance. young man Of Mesa, WAS brought to the county jail yesterday. having been held to the grand jury by
 Justice Pomeroy of that precinct for burglary. He had really committed three burglariee. He is a very young man and recently started on a criminal career bvt he was going very fast when he was suddenly brought up.
 COMING TODkY-Gr. F. II. Newell lv expected to arrive this morning from Mes. City and will have a busy day iu meeting Phoenix people The board oI governors will confer with him at T o'clock. For a couple Of hours after 1:30 o'clocl; he may be seen by any shareholder oc the Water Users as- sociatiou at the association offices. Later in the day he will probably meet the. supervisors and in the evening there will be a general reception in his honor at the Hotel Adams.
 DOG CATCHING SEASON-The ! city authorities have given notice that the dog season opens in this city today. The catching will begin early this morning. Those who have dogs they desire 10 save would do well to invest ln brass stocks. the books Of which arc open at the office of the city assessor lane eE-oficio tax collector. The dog season begins a little earlier than usual this year. but on account of the ! unprecedented droutn which amicts the town as well as the country, the city ! needs the moue-.
 | KLOTZBACH-P PHELPS. - q eorra | E'otzb.ch and Mrs. Leah Phelps. were 1 ..~.od la~t woek in New York city. ! ITha core0CuN was performed in the Little church around the corner" the ! Ichu~ch made famous by the patronage | of artor folk and others who are not | permanently anchored 10 the city. and | hy the further fact that it is always | IoIel. Mr KlOtzbach is the professional | trainer iu charge Of ". C. Greeue's stablcs and who left here not long ago with fine string of horses. The bride | is also we'll known iu Phoenix and lctt ! here two 1r three weeks ago.
 RAILROAD INsPECTlON.-Pres- ! idcut F. M Murphy of the santa Fe ! Prescott and Phoenix railroad. l.. r.. | KcUua fITst vice president Of the | AtchisOu Topeka & santa Fe Howell | Jones land commissioner of the same system. W. A. Drake and H. c. Storey | of th" <. F. r. 6 P. passed through the Ic!;y yesterday on an inspection of the Phoenix & Eastern. They went over | The line Co within mile Of Dudieyvil1c. ! The party returned last night as far as Mcs'. WAere Messrs. Kenua. Murphy. 1 lJcacs and Drake stopped They will ! como co Phoenix this morning. MT Storey came fn last night.
 FISHING WAS GOOD-Hon. T. <. smith returned yesterday morning | from a two weeks trip in northern Arizona, most of his time having been devoted to trout fishing on Oak creek. Mir Smith is looking well and says that