Arizona republican., 1904-06-21

HE LIVED IN PHOENlX-Jesus
 Borquez of tkis' city died in the county
 hospital of COchise county last week of
 dropsy. He was well known in Phoenix
 and for a long time was cook at the
 Coffee Al restaurant. He was twenty
 six years of age. All his relatives in
 this part of the country live al Buck
 eye.
 LABORATORY SITE APPROVED
 Hon. Milton R. Moore, register of the local land office, has received notice
 from the commissioner of the general
 land office at Washington that the se-
 lection of forty acres, on which the Carnegie Desert laboratory is located,
 has been approved, and that title will issue shortly, says the Tucson Post.
 This land was located with forest re- serve scrip purchased by the chamber
 of commerce.
 STERIOPTICON SLIDES S-The slides for a stereopticon, made from
 pictures of Phoenix and the Salt river
 valley, for use by Rev. Eagby in his
 illustrated lectures, were received yes
 terday. MT. Bagby says they are the
 finest slides he ever saw. There are
 over hundred of them and one-third
 of them are colored slides. Rev Bag
 by expects to tour the east this sum
 mer, featuring on Arizona. Previous to
 his departure he will give a lecture
 here that the Phoenix people may know what he is going to. say about them
 elsewhere. It is likely the date of the lecture here will be fixed at tonight's meeting of the board of trade
 MISS MANSFIELD ENTERTAINS- The latter part of the week Miss Carrie Linn Mansfield, who is to be married to Mir. c. B. Greene today, entertained the bridal party with a o'clock din- her at her home on North Third street. The dining room was prettily decorated | in evergreen's and oleander blossoms, while the table was an artistic de- light. Garlards of pink and white rib 1 bon were draDed from the center chan delier to the corners of the table. the icenterpiece being of American beauty roses. Miss Holland received the luck piece from the brides cake, Miss Rich mond the ring, and Dr. Swikerath i drew the thimble. During the evening
 there was music, both vocal and instru- mental. The guests were: Rev. and
 Mrs. Bagby, Miss Greene, Miss aol- land, Miss Richmond. Miss Petit. Miss
 Bertha Petit. MT. c. A. Greene, MT. G.
 A. Sudduth. Dr. Swikerath, MT. Will fam Wells and MT. NJ. A. Dickson. TROUBLE IN LINCOLN STREET. Justice Robertson was yesterday called upon to settle two rough house inci- dents in Lincoln street, in the Murphy addition, a thOroughfare that is usual ly very well ordered and circumspect.
 Estera Graham, in whom flows the
 blood of subjects of the two greatest
 American republics, was arrested on
 complaint of Ygnacio DaYila who
 charged her with having appeared at
 his place of residence under the inhu- ence of liquor and accompanied by two or three men, and while there having uttered profanity that was not elevating to the minds of his children. Augustin Mason was also arrested Cn complaint of his mother-in-law, Maria Antonia Laguna. She charged him with coming home drunk and abusing his wife by throwing her around in way dog catcher would scorn to han dle a canine. Both cases were set for hearing this morning at o'clock. - AN INVADING SNAkE-On Sunday morning George Christ. Jr., was pass ing from the room of the territorial sI- perintendent of instruction to his own office across the corridor at the capital. Judge Layton heard him call him in frightened tones and running out into the corridor asked him what had gone wrong. T want to know if I've got 'em," said MT. Christ pointing to the floor. If you have, I have" replied the judge for there was snake two feet long. How it got there will be one of the mysteries which will not be i solved until the last dread day The ] doors of the capitol. building are neve. left open and the crack between the | doors is so narrow that nothing more | corpulent than knife blade can be | inserted. MT. Christ killed the snake 1