Arizona republican., 1904-05-06

been palu TOT ms NOfk condition necessary to 9 moral settlement of the case.
 BEGAN WITH THE CHlLDREN.- n. IT. Schultz. an able bodied man with one eye closed, the other dropping, and with marks and scratches upon his countenance, called upon Justice Bur nett last night for relief. He aso wanted something done in restraint or Richard Saffell, a pastry cook, which light and artistic employment Mir Schultz thought was appropriate fo, a man of so much braWn as MT. Saffell. Schultz and Saffen are neighbors and they have children. The children g t into a quarrel. which became unIcc d. ized and the parents were invoive1, with the results which Mir. Schultz brought along to show the justice and for which he demanded a war indemni- ty. A warrant was issued for the ar rest of Saffell and was served last night by Deputy Sheriff Duncan.
 MEMBERS OF THE BOARD or TRADE.-AH members of the board of trade who can possibly do so are re- quested to be at the board room this morning at 10 o'clock to pose for group picture. This notice is not alone for the directors but for every. stock holder. The picture is to be copied for a stereopticon slide to be used by Rev. w. H. Bagby in his lectures to be de- livered in the east this summer and individually will cost the members of the board nothing. The purpose of the picture is to show a group picture of the responsible business men who are behind the board in it's undertakings in the interest of this valley. It is not for a display of personal vanity but strictly for business and no member should be too modest to allow the use of his face fer the good of the cause
 There ought to be a least a hundred men on hand this morning and the more the better. It is the belief of the beard that the Phoenix business men will compare very favorably with the men of the east in general ap- pearance and a large group will indi- cate a live board.
 TUESDAYS ELECTION.-The is just one more election to be pulled of in these parts before the spring cam paign of the man with the franchise IS completed. And man in this instance means woman. too, for in this elecu n certain qualified property owning wo- men will have a, chance to vote The election referred to occurs next Tu S. day. when the contract between the government and the Water Users as s0ciation will be presented to every qualified elector of the assOci1t'ol for ratification. IL has already been rati- fled by the council and board of gov ernors, without oposition, but before it becomes effective it must be ratified by the stockholders. The contract has been printed and circulated in pamph- let form and no doubt every member of the association has read iti. Any who have not read it should apply at once to the offices of the association and get @ copy, as the time is growing snort. Theie is TO doubt of the result of the election as no opposition has been developed against the contract. But therein lies the danger. There is a fear that many members, feeling tha- the result will be unanimous anyway. will not take the trouble to vote, there being no issue at stake. In reality the vote will not be so much for the pur- pose of ratification as it will be vote of confidence. The association desir5s to show to the government that the people are still enthusiastic in the mat ter of water storage and are appreCi- ative of the efforts being made by the government to furnish it. Therero-e while it is expected there will be no votes against it. the association urges that every stockholder who can get 10 the polls next Tuesday, do SO and cast his vote of confidence in and apprecia- tiOn of the government. There will be a polling place in each gubernatorial district as in the recent association election.