Arizona republican., 1904-01-12

BOARD OF GOVERNORS. The
board of governors of the Salt River
Valley Water Users association will
hold an adjourned meeting this after
noon in the association rooms.
REVIVAL SERVICES interesting
revival services are being held in the
Christian church. The theme of the
sermon tonight viii be The Parable
of the Prodigal Son" Mr.. Hilderbrand
will sing Crossing the Bar" by Dudley
Buck.
A PEACE U2BER.-A Mexi-
can named Gomez was arrested Sun
day night for disturbing the peace OF
the Manila saloon on Jackson street.
He pleaded guilty before Justice Rob
ertson yesterday and was sent to jail
for seven days.
MARRIED IN PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. II. L. Hough, formerly a resident
of this city, who has spent the winter
here for several years, was married
at Homestead, Pa, Jan. 5, to ]. F.
Mnliken. Esq, one of the leading at
torneys of western Pennsylvania.
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.-Thc
local camp of Spanish American War
ected officers tonight at the LamsOn
BUSINESS college. An invitation is ex-
tended to all who are elegible to make
application for membership at once.
The camp is in a prosperous condi-
tion and there is no reason why its
meetings cannot be made profitable
and entertaining.
SUED FOR CERTIFICATION.-
Judge AinswOrth yesterday filed q
mandamus suit in district court
against Justice Robertson to compel
him to make certification to papers in
appeal in the case Of employees of the
American Construction company. The
justice refused to do so on the ground
that there was a defect in the bond on
appeal which was not corrected until
after the expiration of the time for
taking appeal. Judge AinswOrth is the
attorney for the company.
WAS CAUGHT AT ia colored
man named Bud. who runs a boot
backing emporium was arrested yes
: terday for stealing five dollars in good
money from a fellow boarder named j.
A. Clayton at an eating house run by
a colored family in the southern part
of the city. Clayton was asleep when
the bad man went through his clothes
Bud was tried yesterday by Justice
! Robertson, convicted and sentence
pos poned till today.
ELKS VAUDEVILLE The COM
mittee of the Phoenix lodge of Elks
together with the managers employed
to direct the production of their vau-
deville show next month, are getting
busy. The programme has BEEN out
lined in a general way and various OF
the homemade actors are at work up
on their parts. The best that ever
happened is promised by those who
are responsible for the expected trag-
edy.
GRAND CHIEF TEMPLAR HERE.
Mr.. Ostora Gibson, of Tombstone is
in the city by reason of the session
Of the supreme court and being the
grand chief templar of the independent
Order of Good TemDlars Of this juIis-
dictiOn. took advantage of his oppor-
tunity last night to meet with Garden
Valley lodge, No. +. Mr.. Gibson has
applied for admission to the supreme
court, having a case to present to that
body if his examination shall prove
satisfactory.
THE SUPERVISORS.-A meeting of
the board of supervisors was hald
yesterday, mostly for the transaction
of routine business. The contract for
the burial of the INDECENT dead was
awarded to Mohn and Doris at 1925
a case. Bids for this contract had
been opened once before, but they
failed to comply with the advertise
ment in that they did not specify the
quality Of the coffin to be used and
made no allusion to the head boards
for the dead Nothing was done in the
matter of the pest house. but it ia
thought that that will be taken I'D at
an early meeting.