Arizona republican., 1904-02-29

BAND CONCERT-The Pioneer band gave it's usual fine concert yes terday afternoon, but for some reason the attendance was not large as usual.
 A BISBEE BRUTE-Con Shay, a Bisbee brute was arrested q day or two ago in the act of scandal ous.y beating and kicking a woman supposed to be his wife. Her recovery is doubt full
 COULD IN BISBEE.-George Gould, the railroad magnate, visited Bisbee on Friday in his special train, and from there went on through to San Diego tc join his family. He paid the copper city some very pleasing compliments according to the Bisbee papers.
 WILL COME WEDNESDAY-Jud Kibbey did not return home yesterday as wcs expected, as he had to stop over in Flagstaff to attend to matters con- cerning a lawsuit in which he is inter ested. He .s not expected here, there fore, till Wednesday morning.
 DEATH OF MRS. ARTREE-Mrs. Eugenia Artree and a sixteen-year- old son came here about three months ago, the former being i'll of consumption.
 
 temporary home in Brill's addition. She leaves 9 husband in San Francisco, who has been notified. funeral arrange ments not being made, pending his in structiOns.
 WRECK ON THE. G. V. c. & N.- The southbound train on the c. V. c. ,& N was wrecked Monday five miles south of San Carlos, says the Bulletin. A coupling pin between an ore and an oil car became unfastened and threw the oil car off the track. The wreck ing train was ordered from Globe, and injuries were soon repaired. The train was delayed about five hours.
 A CHANGE OF eUSlNESs-H. NJ. Thomas who has been for several years news agent on the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix railroad has sur rendered that position and will be succeeded by II; Ketcham who has been with the Consolidated Transfer company. MT. Thomas and his brother, L. M Thomas will move to California and VIII go into the business of travel ing photographers.
 A YUMA BURGLAR.-A Yuma burglar is still getting in his work and cur officers faii to catch him. says the Yuma Enterprise. During the early hours of last Monday morning the Ruby saloon was entered and the inner safe door unlocked and SSOJ in cash taken. Everything indicates that the party or parties were well acquainted with the house and must have taken a wax impression of the lock.
 THE CENTER STREET DITCH.- ncr 1-a- 1 carload of cement, which is expected to arrive here in about ten. days, when work will be resumed in the construc- ton of the cement ditch on Cen .er street While this waterway is not de- signed to be the largest in the word. it is probably the most important one of it's size in the world, and has de- manded more time and attention frOT- statesmen, politicians, business men, professional men and citizens generally than any other with the possible eX- ception of the Panama canal and the Tonto basin reservoir.
 A STOLEN HORSE.-Horse thieves seem to have preference for the breed of horses kept by Q. H. Christy. lie has lost more horses by thieves than any other man iTr the territory. Another was taken from him on Saturday night The animal is described as a sorreH mare, a single footer, brardcd J. s. on the left side She has q white face and her hind feet are white; also the left fore foot. The ankle of the right fore foot has lately been blister ed. There was taken at the same time a red leather bridle with a straight bit which had been broken and mend ed by common twince. There is also missing d many colored Navajo rug in which red predominatees.
 ALL MEMS JOINT CONCERT- Mention has been made of the possible