Arizona republican., 1904-06-03

POLICE COURT.-Cecl Bell who was arrested under the ordinances for the suppression of vice was yesterday fined S25 by Recorder Thomas.
 4 RANCH SOLO.-J. L. irwin sold to l. R. Marten yesterday ten-acre ranch northwest of the city. NIr. Martin has lived here a number of years and has just decided that this is d good place to own land.
 THE RETURN OF MR. NEWELL NIr. F. T. Newell. chief engineer of the geological survey will be in Phoenix some tine next week. AIr. Newell is making a tour of the irrigation plants under construction or proposed 10 be constructed by the government.
 A NEW CORPORATION.-Articles of incorporation of the Kansas Grain. Land and Live Stock company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $1.000.- O0O and the incorporators are T. IT.. Baker. J. E. Reel and l.. ?. Burns.
 DELAYED TRAIN.-The Santa Fe train due to arrive yesterday morning did not get here till aboIt o'clock last night The delay was occasioned by the burning of bridge No. 53 near Del Rio. There was no trouble save the property destruction and the bridge was repaired yesterday.
 BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PIG NiC.-The Baptist Sunday school will have it's second picnic. This one is especially for the younger scholars, on Saturday Of this week at EastlaEe park. The scholars will meet ;u the corner of Washington street and Sec ond avenue at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning with their lunch baskets and will there take the cars for the park. Messers R. '. Miner. C. D. Doris and Robert Garnett are the committee.
 A OVELTY.-Among the many in ducements offered by the Phoenix fire department to join the blg annual pie nic excursion to the buttes tunnel on June r is the privilege of visiting the ancient castle built by Montezuma on a hill just east of the buttes. Presum- ably Monte constructed this castle ex- pressIy for the use of the Phoenix fire department. He was a far seeing fn41. was Monte if he did all that has been credited to him. and though it has taken some hundreds or possibly thous- tllu@ or years LO carry out Ills pIslSr they have been fulfilled.
 FOR PUBLIC WORK-A meeting Of the Phoenix Real Estate board was held on Wednesday for the purpose of as Sisting n various matters now before the public but which do not seem to 5e moving very rapidly. For some time need of changes in the building or dinance has beer felt and has been talked about. A committee of the board consisting of F. J. Bennitt r. A. Spaulding and H. l. Latham was ap- pointed to see if a revision of the or dinance could not be brought about. Then there is the Carnegie library matter which has been at a stand still for so many months that it is almost forgotten. Dwight r. Heard. J. Ernest Walker and l.. E. Allen were appointed d committee to revive interest in ft
 CHANGED HIS FEATHERS-A man by the name of A. Canary was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of q disturbance of the peace, more specifically, singing at an un- earthly hour in the vicinity of Second and Jackson streets. When he was ar rested he was asked his name "A. NeiIif-lS ne Itplltu, near me SluS wUnst," and then he broke loose again. MT. Canary did not feel like singing when he was brought into court He was dejectcd and looked like a very jay bird. The court suspended sen tence in this case and warned MT Canary to sing no more within Phoenix precinct. Juan Bravo was before the court, for drunkenness as usual. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 GONE TO COCHISE COUNTY.-For a week past Dr. J. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian has been trying to go to Wilcox and other Cochise county points on sanitary business. Three times he hired a hack and made a drive for the depot only to be overtaken by