Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-13

is GETTING 3ETTER.-Mrs. j. Err
nest Walker, who has been i'll for SOME
time, is reported as improving.
GONE TO PREScOTT-B. w. Lea
veil, adjutant general of Arizona, left
for Prescott this morning for couple
of weeks stay.
HONEYMOON TRIP.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. c. Laney, who were married near
Tempe few days ago. left on this
mornings train for San Francisco ana
other California points.
Aqua CALIENTE ALL RIGHT
Joseph NJ. Culver, who has been at Ag-
ua Caliente for a month past has re-
turned feeling greatly relieved from the
rheumatism of which he suffered and
gives the springs good report.
COME TO STAY.-George B. Wat
rous is a recent arrival from CASTLE,
Wyoming county, New York, which
town was also the former home of D.
D. Horning, of this city. Mr., Watrous
is very favorab!y impressed with Ari-
iona and expects to locate here.
A REALTY SALE. Ernest Walk
err has sold through the agency of Allen
& Wilson lot 5, block 5, Brilrs add
! ton. This is a part of the property
bought recently by Mr.. Walker of Mrs.
Annie T. Logan and it was sold at an
advance of twenty per cent.
AN EXCURSION PLANNED.-The
ball team of the Prescott Hose COM
pany has accepted the challenge of the
| Phoenix baseball club to play a game
in the mountain city on May day. The
Phoenix team is trying to arrange for
an excursion to Prescott on that day-
! so it can take along it's rooters and
fans and anybody else who wants TO
go.
WENT TO JAlL.-Leoncio Espirosa
was arrested by Constable Kyle Mon
day night for disturbing the peace of
various families in the neighborhood
of Fifth and Madison streets, while
under the influence of liquor He ex-
planned to the court that he thought
the officer had told a pretty straight
story whereupon Leoncio was found
guilty and sent to jail for seven days.
A BOYS PREDIcAMENT.-P
Noriega, a lad about fourteen years
old, was arrested Yesterday on COM
plant of Juana Alvarez, a woman who
conducts a tamaie factory, and who
employed him as a travelling street
salesman. She alleges that he default
ed with S1.S0 of her money. His mother
is dead and his father is living in Tenn
pc. The boy says he went to Tempe
to visit his father and had no notion
Of financially embarrassing the tomato
factory. The case will be heard this
morning at 10 O'clock by Justice Rob
ertson.
OUT AND IN AGAlN.-About nine
ty days ago Augustin Moran was sent
to the county Jail from Tempe for
ninety days. His time expired yester-
day and he was released. He was at
once arrested by Deputy Sheriff Con
zales on an almost forgotten warrant
Several months ago Moran presented
at the saloon of Anton Gould an order
for bottle OF wine. The order had
apparently been signed by a Mexican
who had some standing at the saloon.
1t was later discovered that the order
was forgery. Moran on his rearrest
was taken before Justice Burnett and
sent back 10 Jail for fifty days.
AN ALARMING RUMOR.-Yester-
day afternoon a telegram was received
in town which caused a great deal of
anxiety among the friends of Colonel
w. G. Greene. 1t was from the New
York World to a local correspondent
ahc at hrst glance it appeared as if the
colonel had been killed in New York.
The news quickly spread over town but
on closer examination it was shown
that the World was not distributing in
formation but asking for some. That
paper had evidently just heard of the
killing of man by the name of Bur
nett in Tombstone about seven years
ago. The World did not know the
name of the man who had been killed
and wanted that and any other infor-
nation that might add interest to the
story. The World no doubt thought
that 1t would be timely to revive that
episode within a day or two after the