Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
cRITTENToN HOME MEETING

CRITTENTON HOME MEETlNG- The prayer meeting tonight at the Florence Crittenton Home will be led by Rev. J. F. Nelson of the Baptist church. The meeting will begin at 7:30. All are welcome.
 CITY PROPERTY SOLD-J. Ernest Walker has sold to Samuel Sefcrist lots 13, 14, 15 and 16 of block 21, Mont gomery's addition. There is a four room frame house on the property and the new owner expects to greatly im- prove it at once and perhaps erect new house on the two north lots. LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Lam berto AIonreal and Clhonita Cavedez.
 A SUIT ON A NOTE-Suit was be- gun in district court yesterday by K. L. Hart of Tucson against w. K. Maull to collect on a note for S3,000. The note was secured by certificates of cer- tain shares in the Arizona Laundry company.
 TAKES co DELINQUENT-Yes day was the last day for the payment of county taxes without the penalty. Towards the last there had been q great | rush of tax payers and the force of the county treasurer's office was badly ] overworked. Until week ago it look ed as if there would be a long delin- quent list but it has been cut down so
 that it will probably be no longer than usual. \
 NEW LEAGUE oFFIcERs-The
 members of the Epworth League of | the First M. F.. church, have elected
 the following named officers to serve
 for the ensuing year: Miss Carrie
 Johnson, president; Amos Egley, first
 vice president: Miss Nellie Battin, sec ond vice president; Miss Emma Woolf, third vice president; Miss Ellingson, fourth vice president; A. M. Calkins,
 secretary; Earl Hill, treasurer; Miss Carrie Hidden, usher.
 MORE ROUBLE-Simona Paralta
 seems to be the victim of all the peace
 disturbers in the world or at least she think she is which is about the same thing. It is a very cold day when something does not occur to make her unhappy. Yesterday she caused the
 arrest on a warrant issued by Justice
 Robertson of one Conception Rios,
 who she says got drunk and paid her a | friendly visit on Sunday, during which | he broke up her furniture and did other
 unconventional things of a similar Ha-
 ture. The accused denied the allega-
 tion and his case was set for trial ac
 2 o'clock today.
 ! lice were informed by telephone yester- | day that a Mexican was engaged in beating his wife at No. 229 west Madi- | son street. The couple seemed disjn- clined to have their domestic diversions | interfered with for they heard the neighbOrs telephoning and by the time | the police arrived they had deserted | the premises, leaving the house wide open. The police followed their retreat through the Santa Fe switch yeards and thence to Five Points where the trail was lost. So far as there is any official knowledge they are yet fight ing and running.
 SPANISH WAR VETRANS-The annual election of the officers by the United Spanish War Veterans will take place tonight at Veterans hall, next to the Lamson business college. Be sides the regular business of the or ganization, the members will christen their new hall with a smoker. Captain Crenshaw was detailed as a committee of one to purchase cigars. When this appointment was made the presiding officer of --le organization stated that the quality of the cigars purchased by Captain C1e----1w would not be Ques- toned.
 STOLEN GUNS-W. L. Pinney yes terday recovered two more of the re- volvers which were stolen at the time burglar broke one of the big plate glass windows a week ago. There were eight guns taken, five of them were re- covered the next day and yesterday two Mexican boys told Marshal Kinney that they had found two revolvers un- der culVert on South First avenue One was a Colts automatic. and the other was pearl handled Chammerless