Arizona republican., 1904-02-02

THE FIRST TRIP.-Murray and Charles Curnow, who purchased the Collins stage line last week, made the first trip yesterday.
 AT WORK AGAIN.-Secretary Stod- dard, who had been confined to his home since last Friday by an attack of neuralgia, was able to be at the capitol yesterday.
 THE w. c. T. U.-The regular meet ing of the Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union will be held at the union rooms, corner of Monroe and Center streets, Wednesday at 2:30 D. m. All are cordially invited.
 NEW NoTARlEs.-N Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to J. P. Bauder of Prescott. Charles w. Hicks of Bisbee. Will Wooster of Whiteriver. Navajo county. Albert w. James of Douglas, P. w O'Sullivan of Prescott and Eb. Williams of Nogales.
 MISS cRAWFoRD's RETURN.- Miss s. J. Crawford. who was for long time employed by the AlkiTe com pany. but who for the past four months has been in the employ of the Congress Gold company, has returned to the city and will have charge of the hosiery stock of the Alkire company.
 HE WILL GET WELL.-Little AL fred Spears. the victim of the street car accident last week. will no doubt recover from his injuries which it was thought at the time would undoubtedly prove fatal It is also quite certain now that his left arm will be saved and that he will have fair use of it. THE VISORS.-There was d meeting of the beard of supervisors yesterday at which only routine busi- ness was transacted consisting for the most part of the auditing and allowing of bills. Among them was the bill of Frank Hartwell, who has been mak ing pictures for the last six months for the immigration commissioner. There will be another meeting of the board today.
 NEW ENTERPRlSE.-T. NJ. English | Is establishing a new corral and livery enterprise on West Madison street, where the Munger corral was formerly | located. MT. English is an old timer in this section, though for the last eight years he has conducted a livery business in Congress and Martinez. He also has number of valuable horses he proposes to put on the market here. FORD GOES FREE-B. B. Ford. who was brought down here from ! Prescott at the expense of about $10O
 charged with irregularly obtaining a | lot of barber's tools, was yesterday | dismissed. The complainant against ' him it was shown had put the tools
 into his possession as security for
 money which Ford gave him to pay a fine. There was an understand | ing at the time that the property was | to be redeemed within Q fixed time That time expired and when Ford left
 the city he took the tocls with him. On this showing the case was dis
 missed on motion of the district at | torney.
 A LONG DoCKET.-There was a great deal of business before Justice Burnett yesterday. Cruz Robles was brought in for stealing wood from the Phoenix Wood and Coal company He
 was convicted and sent to jail for 20 days. There was another young man
 who pleaded that he had never been in trouble before Sunday night In his case sentence was suspended and his name was withheld. Charles Smith and Samuel Dandall, Indians. for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace, were sent to jail for seven days.
 A similar sentence was imposed upon
 Francisco Anelo for a similar offiense. POWER CANAL cONTRACT.-It is now definitely known that the contract for the excavation and grading of the power canal at the storage basin has been let to the Scherer company. of Los Angeles. There have been various reports to this effect, as it was known that their bid of $6.40 per yard was the lowest one announced, but the fact of the award was never authOritativaly made known here till Civil Fngineer