Arizona republican., 1904-02-25

" D. Rurns and John Gree were ar l rested at two o'clock yesterday morn 7 ing for fighting in the street. They
 were taken before Justice Burnett yes i terdav morning. It was brought out that Burns was the aggressor and that
 he had done all the fighting. He was sent to the county jail for ten days. ] Gree was discharged.
 ] THE FINISHING TOUCHES.-Tho
 --~'o choruc which will sing at the
 ..clp Year concert tonight in the Chr S . ] tian church. held it's final rehearsal last
 night and is now ready for the Tray.
 The boys show marked improvement under the skillful direction of Prof. John w Todd. There are eighteen
 voices in the chorus, which includes several of the leading soloists of the city.
 A LECTURE TONlGHT-The well known Egyptian trave1er will deliver
 a lecture tonight ct the mission rooms
 on East Washington street, formerly
 occupied by the Alllire company. The
 subject will be Christian Civilization
 in China" This is a subject with
 which the lecturer is familiar. having
 lived in that country for many years
 in the capacity Of interpreter for the dowager empress. The lecture will be
 free.
 l BALDWIN RECITAL-The next
 musical event in this city will b. the
 organ recital on Friday night in the
 First M. r. church. Dr. Minor C. Bald
 win. who gave two superb copcert $
 last week. will again appear, and the
 opportunity to hear him will Coubtl ss
 be token advantage of by a large mum
 her of Phoenix people. All who heard
 him before want to hear him again,
 and there are many who were kopt away from former concerts by oth r 1 engs gements.
 ROBT. E. BELL IS DEAD.-It is
 learned that Robert F. Bell died a few
 days go in Denver. MT. Bell was an
 actor, and though he never visited
 these parts he was known ali over the
 west as the head of the movement for
 the building of a sanitarium fer the
 benefit of actors suffering from tuberc 1 ulosis. the dread disease to which he euCcumbed Ee was G9 vsers old. and
 though he did not live to achieve his ambition in respect of the sanitarium it ! is likely the work will he completed by others.
 [ FIINR- H ' TAI Nh. D. 0t- 1 Claire returned yesterday from a four days trip tc Pinll county in the inter est of the worlds fair exhibit. He se- 1 cured some fine pictures of the FlCr- ence schools and got the teachers in i terested in assisting in the educational display of the territory. At the reque-t i of the custodian of the Casa GranGe 1 ruin he also visited that histor,c place i and with the custodian is planning if ! nossiblc to secure T model of it for eX-
 hibition purposes, together with his
 torjcsl description. The custodian is | now ir communication with the gov ernment officials respecting the matter. ! WILL QUIT THE TOWN.-Simona ! Pcralta was before Justice Burnett yesterday on charge of dru lkenness ] the accuracy of which she admitted.
 She further stated that she intended to
 turn over new leaf at her advanced
 .eriod of life. If the court would let
 her go she would leave town and live
 on a farm where she could not get iu- 1 toxicants and where she would be sn 1 far removed from the rest Of n2auHnd ! that there could be no opportunity tp i create a disturbance of the peace. That was as strong an inducement as the i court needed. and judgment was sus- ! pended.
 i BASE BALL SUNDAY.-Next Sun 1 day the Phoenix team will cross bets with the aggregation from Mesa. The ! game will be played at East Lake park and will commence at p. NJ. in order