Arizona republican., 1904-02-25

POLICE COURT.-The police record yesterday was: James Doe. sleeping drunk, five days.
 THOMAS PRESCOTT ILL.-City Attorney Thomas Prescott is reported very i'll of pneumonia.
 PLEASED VISITORS.-R. c. Dahlh- jelm and a Mir Benson, bankers from St. Paul, Minn., are in the city fer few weeks stay. They are very much pleased with the city and valley and the winter climate.
 RESIDENCE CoNSTRUCTION.-- D. c. Warren will on next Monday be- gin tearing down the old frame struc- ture known as the Lount home on the corner of Van Buren and Second streets. It will be replaced by a brick structure 4Sx4S. It will only be a one story house, but it will be a good one with high ceilings.
 REVIVAL ERVICES.-Services at the Central NJ. F. church are growing in interest. The Rev. Govette seems to be getting up steam and is preaching some stirring sermons. The member ship is awake and the old time Amens are heard on every hand. The public is cordially invited to attend. There is good singing by the large chorus.
 A FORECLOSURE SUIT-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by Charlotte Ross against Renna M. Curtis, Charles r. Curtis and Jules Gowett. Several years ago the Cur tises gave the plaintiff a note for $250 secured by a mortgage on a small tract of land. Gowett comes into the suit by reason of having some sort of a claim upon the property.
 CURED IN TWO WEEKS.-Dr. VI. Rosenfeldt of Chicago. an optician. came here two weeks ago suffering severely of bronchitis of which he had been afflicted for a long time. He said yesterday that he felt no incon- venience from his chronic trouble in fact he felt like a cured man. He Is so greatly pleased with what the change of air has done for him that he proposes to remain and practice his profession.
 COST HIM TEN DOLLARS.-Fran- cisco RodanO was fined ten dollars yes terday by Justice Robertson. for an assault on a man who had befriended him when he got into trouble once be- fCrc. On that occasion he was fined five dollars and the victim of yester- day kindly advanced him the money to pay the fine. Yesterday he ap- preached Rodano in a saloon and ask ed him to reimburse him. The result was an assault. followed by arrest and the fine mentioned.
 A CRAZY CHMAN.-Deputy Sheriff George Heisler of Yavapai county came in yesterday morning with a Frenchman who had been com mitted to the insane asylum. Not very much is known of him at Pres colt. He had been there about four months and seemed off his balance from the time of his arrival. About ten days ago he passed into the cus- tody of the sheriff. He was sent to the county hospital but nothing could be done for him there and finally charge of insanity was made against him.
 RETURN IS DELAYED.-Secreta Parker of the Water Users associa- ton received a letter yesterday from Judge J. H. Kibbey, in which he says his conferences in Washington have been delayed by the illness of the as- sistant attorney general for the de- pertinent of the interior. Everything is progressing favorably, but slowly, and he is not sure that he will be able to return home before the first of the month. Judge Kibbey is cooperating with the assistant attorney general in settling all points between the govern ment and the Water Users association.
 LEA? YEAR 5ALL-There will be a real sure enough leap year ball in the Padget hall Friday night. The ladies will be the escorts if there are any for the leap year rules will be iron clad. No gentleman can get in without he is brought by lady and his admission fee paid for him. And