Arizona republican., 1904-03-22

PAYS A FlNE.-Santos Villalor, a Mexican who was arrested for being drunk and disorderly was fined $7 yes terday by Justice Robertson.
 SPANISH WAR TERANS.-The Spanish American War veterans will hold their regular meeting tonight at inc Lamson Business College. It is eX- pected that all special committees will make their final reports and be dis charged.
 ANNIVERSARY cELE6RATlON.- Purity Temple No. 9. Rathbone Sisters will celebrate the first anniversary of the institution of the lodge in this city on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at T. P. hall. All knights and their ladies are invited to attend.
 TWO OF A KIND.-On the police register. al the city hall, are two "John Does" charged with riding their bicycles on the sidewalk. One of the prisoners is an expressman, the other a butcher. They are to appear before Justice Burnett for trial this after noon.
 A SUIT TO QUIET TlTLE-Suit was begun in district court yesterday
 
 Stroehle to quiet title to the Lone Jack mining claims in the Winnifred dis trict. The plaintiff also asks judg- ment for $1OS, the cost for surveying the claims. Judgment for costs and attorneys fees is asked for.
 MOJAOO ARRAiGNED-Fran Mo iado, the Indian school pupil who tried last Sunday to kill another boy with 0 knife, was before Justice Burnett yesterday for arraignment. His trial was set for today. Mojado still thinks that he did the proper thing in the circumstances since he had not been endowed by nature with sufficient muscular strength to whip the other hoy with his fists.
 AN ASSURING LETTER.-A F. Spaulding received a letter yesterday from F.. w. Reed, the letter carrier who left the city recently with his wife. who was seriously ill for Tacoma, Washington, stating that they had ar | rived at Tacoma- and that the ocean voyage had greatly benefited Mrs. Reed. There was e foot of snow on the ground when they reached Tacoma but the cool air seems to be proving very beneficial for Mrs. Reed.
 cHARG ED WITH EMsEzzEE- MENT.-Pedro Bazan yesterday made complaint against J. NJ Brady. charg- ing him with embezzlement Bazan Is q wood merchant and Brady notwith- standing his good old Irish name, is said to be a subject of the sultan oC Turkey. Bazan said that he had sold lot of wood amounting to $64 to Charles Peterson. the brickmaker. Brady has a small store in that vicinity and arrangement was made by which the money should be left there Bazan. having learned that the money had been paid, he went after it. Brady told him that having had need of it he had spent it, but he said that he would make it good in thirty days. A war rant was sworn out. Brady is said to he man of some property and re- sponsibility
 cOURTlNG DEATH.-Last night when one of the Northern addition cars left the corner of First and Washington streets, and when it was well under way a half dozen boys ran after it, overlook it, and swarmed over the rear platform. They did not in tend to become passengers. They merely wanted to jump on the car when it was in swift motion and jump off when the motorman observed them. There is another dangerous practice in which some of the hair-brained youth of the town are indulging. That is riding a bicycle along side of a car with one foot on the platform. the other free of the pedal so that the motion of the car will proDeI the wheel Some of these days there will be a horrible street car accident and the sorroWing survivors will feel that the street cars of Phoenix are carelesgly managed and that after all street cars