Arizona republican., 1904-03-17

the Arizona Lodging house on Monday. assaulted Screw Wigggins of Wick enburg w:ile he lay asleep and then robbed him was before Justice Burnett yesterday for examination. The pre- liminary trial had been set for today. Wiggins had recovered from his in iuries more rapidly than had been eX- pected and was in a hurry to get back to Wickenburg. Crawford himself was anxious for an early disposition of the case and the matter was therefore ad- Vanced on the docket. Crawford had little to say for himself. He knew that he had no crime in his heart, but he had a great deal of beer in his system last Monday so that he ad- mitted that he might have committed the burglary and assault. He was held to the grand jury in the sum of $5O6.
 SUBMITTED TO OPERATION.- Miss Nellie Garcia, niece of Joseph M. Balsz, who has been ill for several weeks with pneumonia submitted to an operation Tuesday and her recovery is now, hoped for.
 SHERIFF'S OFFICE VACANCY Deputy Sheriff William Widmer has resigned his position as deputy sheriff. His successor has not yet been an nounced and in the absence of Sheriff Cook from the city it is not known whether it will be filled. MT. Widmer had been connected with the office since the installation of Sheriff Cook. He had previously had a great deal of experience in the office, having served as deputy through the term of Sheriff J. K. Murphy.
 EASE BALL SUNDAY.-The Phoe- nix team will again play the Glendale aggregation at Eastlake park Sunday, at 2:S0 D. m., and not Saturday as was previously announced in this pa per. The Glendale men have secured the services of their crack pitcher, Wemp ,and he will surely be in the box for them Sunday. Without him they acknowledge there is no use trying to play the local team. Avery wul als1 play with Glendale. and his addition to the team should help them. The Phoenix boys are satisfied they eau turn the tables with Wcmp in the box and were disappointed that he was not on hand to do stunts last Sunday, and will not be satisfied, until they succeed in driving him to the woods. They vii all have their. batting clothes on next Sunday and an interesting exhibition is ! looked forward to. Donovan and Lo- nan win be the battery for the Phoe- nix team.
 ROUND THE WORLD IN 50 MIN. ! UTES.-The ladies of the Christian ! church are famed for the many uniouC and pleasant entertainments which ! they have furnished the appreciativ: | people of Phoenix ;n the past. and now | just to keep up their reputation. are ] planning something entirely new. I ! will be a trip around the world il one evening, for the benefit Of thos, wko can not travel 25,OOO miles by n, usual routes. But they will travel jus the same their palace car being hay rack and the electric motor T span O ! mules. There will be a half dozen O more houses in different parts of tn city, transformed into typical dwell | ings in Africa, Iceland, Germany | China. Mexico, and America, and ladie at each place attired in appropriat national costumes, will serve refresh menJs peculiar to that country. Thos making the journey will be taken iron country to country on hay-racks. o | which there will be a number iu com mission. It is designed to hold thi charming fete at full moon in April which will be Friday. the 29th. Thos desiring to take this c2cui sion shoul mark the date off on their calendars and secure their tickets in advance lest tl,e l'erths he all taken.
 COMPANY 3, SMOKER.-The off cers of Company E entertained tn
 members of the company and thei friends at a campfire, last night at tn armory of the company over the cit halL The armory was made to rep resent a camp, tents being arrange around the hall, with q camp fire burn ing in the center. making in I'll a var
 fine appearance indeed. An 8ttTact:v
 programme was rendered by the mem
 bers of the company and all presen
 had q royal good time. This. is tn
 first of a series of entertainments an
 socials that the company intends [
 give, and it is hoped that the neN
 programme will be even more elabor
 ate than the one last evening, whic
 could hardly be be improved upor
 Capt. Parks read the history of th
 company from it's first organization q
 the Phoenix Guards until the presen
 The history of the organization show
 that Company has been steadily ad
 vancing and t IS hoped that the mem
 bers of the present company will kee
 the good work of the past going oI
 The programme rendered was as ,ol
 lows: Opening address by Capt. Jame
 Parks, character sketch by J. Saun
 ders. bag punching by L. Steffens buSle calls by C. Acosta. recitation n
 Bert Calkins, three rounds boxing bou
 between S. Murphy and w. Mack. thre
 rounds boxing bout between Privat
 Mercer and Beyers, two rounds boxin
 between Steffens and Saunders. Re
 treatments (good old army style) b
 Cook Byers. Smoke to the bright fu
 ture of Company B, by all present.
 Lots of syrups but only one TOBOC 1 CAN. It's maple.