Arizona republican., 1904-10-19
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SEVEN OAYS-Henry ChaDpO who was arrested for disorderly conduct was sent to jail yesterday for seven days by the oity recorder.
 WORK AT WHITE MINE-L. L. White of the White Gold Mining Co. who returned to Wickenburg yester- day morning says work is progressing rapidly at the mine and that the road bed for the tram way is now nearly finished, or at least the worst part 0f the construction is done.
 GOT ANOTHER COLLIE \. Starr still continues to add to his string of blooded horses and someday he may get hold of a nag that will make him famous. His latest purchase is a five months old male colt sired by Rex MambIino and sold by L. Rinard. Rex Mambrino made a record here of 2:15 several years ago and is now in the east under the charge of Dan Steele Of this city.
 SOCIALIST ADDREss-Professor Mallory Of Riverside, Cal, delivered an address last night on the city hall plaza to a credita.bly large audience notwithstanding the fact that the even ing was rather a chilly one. Prof. Mai Tory was former newspaper tman and made the usual arguments presented by the speakers of his political faith, talking in a very interesting manner and being well received by uhe audi ence.
 DISTRICT cOURT-In the case of L W Palmer convicted last week of embezzlement from the Singer Sewing Machine company a motion for new trial was made in distrhct court yester- day and denied. Then Palmer was sen fenced to two years in the territor.al prison, sentence to date from the time of hjs arrest, June 6, of this year. The divorce case of Edward Keithline against Rosa 4. Keithline was again continued for the taking Of fuuthe- testimony.
 TO MAKE PREPARATIoN-As nas been announced already the nuptIals of Miss Para Lee KimbaH and MT. ?. F. Fuller will be celebrated this eVcE- ing in Mesa City. l. is to be a notable society function and number of Phoe- nix society ladies went over to- Mesa last night to make preliminary ar engagements. Among them were the Misses Sara Jacobs. Gertrude Willis croft, ElizI5eth Ficlkas and Corinns Chamberlain, who are to serve IS bride smaEds and Mrs. Charles H. Akers who is to be matron of honor.
 LOT CLEANING COMMENCES
 
 will begin this morning. the cleaning of the vacant lots in the city which have been neglected by their owners. l. will be something of job for there a-e cler a thousand of these ioIs that need attention. Notice has already been sert to tIe owners Of the lots and they are hereby given another quiet hint that unless they proceed to clean uo their property it will be done for them av the direction of the city council anu the expense taxed agains- the prop ty
 AN EXTRANEOUS lSSUE-An old Mark Smith democrat said yesterday that he wouldn't be surprised if '.BIi Cleary done t @ purpose" At any rate assurance was given that i; wouldn't happen again at Tempe last night. They have determined that the feline question shall not be injected into the campaign any further than MT. C!eary has already succeeded in inserting it. The management would rather that Mir. Smith should go down into history as a cruel monster than to have his wonderful tender heartednesz exploited any more by Alr. CIeary.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEY The surveyor general hJs approved the official survey of the Bryen, Bel cher. Penobscott, Copper Crown. Lily | Fraction, Red Cloud, George Washing 1 ton and Sunnyside lode mining claims | designated as survey No. 1853, and the | survey Of the Piedmont, Remember the | Maine, Gold Hill Mine, Columbia Gold | Hill, James Carretto and Puzzle lodes 1 designated as survey No. 1858. All 1 the claims are lO-ated in the Warren mining district, COchise county, and 1 are claimed by the Bisbee Queen De- velopment company of Douglas. Ari- zona.
 ANOTHER CHECK CASSIE. E Johnson who is engaged in business al Mormon Flat was brought to tn. | county jail last night charged witt raising money on worthless cheeks l Last week one night he had thres checks on the Valley bank oashed b! Hi Hooker. Two Of theme were for $t | each and the third for $15. It Wa discovered the next morning tna Joanson had no funds in the bank ane 2 warrant for his arrest was issued It was learned that he had alread. gone hone and the warrant was sen after him. Bail was furnished soon af ter his arrival in town. He says tha
 he will have no trouble in getting o,i of the affair. He though he
 thC time he gave the checks. that h had money in the bank. He had Ina
 an acrount there and was not awar
 that it had been over drawn.
 FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL CANDI
 DATE-The nomination of anothe candidate for delegate in con gress. the fifth, was filed il the office of the territorial sec retary yesterday. lie is J. R. Leac
 of this city the candidate of the social ist labor party. The certificate of nom
 ination is signed by F. T. Schrab an Fernadando Velarde. respectively pres ident and secretary of the party cen
 tIal committee MT. Leach is the fore
 most advocate of socIalism in PhOeni and has been conducting street meet
 ings on the subject for seevTal year It has not generally been understoo