Arizona republican., 1905-12-25

view to buying the property. The Venture company Is said to be a large one having an available resource of several million dollars.
 NO WORD YET-Marshal Kinney has not yet heard from the officers al Mare Island, to whom he wired con corning George Hall, the deserter from
 the navy, who gave himself up. If no response comes today Hall will proba-
 bly, be released from custody. It's
 hard lines when a man cant even
 make a success of breaking into jail
 PICkPOCKETS - A Phoenix man
 was separated from a ten ana a five
 dollar bill on Saturday night in some mysterious manner He may have lost it by accidentally pulling 1t from
 his pocket, but inclines to the belief that it was taken from his pocket in
 one of the several crowds in which he
 found himself. It is therefore we'll for i everybody to keep q close watch on | their money when in q crowd. No pickpockets have been seen, but they may be here just the same.
 THE Y. M. c. A.-A series of meet ings of the Y. M c. A. will be held nightly throughout this week in one of the first-floor rooms of the Elem ing building and good speakers have Teen secured. announcement will be
 made from day to day of the program 1 for the following night. On Tuesday night Rev. J. Cronenberger of the | Church of Christ will speak on the
 subject of "Fishers of Men" Com fOrtable seats will be provided and all I will be welcome.
 l A LABOR RIOT-Phocnix has at I l,l. ..s. 1 expression to Ais views on the labor question yesterday in front of a saloon and later, when he had gone outside
 marks assaulted him on the sidewalk. | A constable arrived just as he
 had knocked two or three of then
 down and acquired a black eye him
 self. He was arrested, giving the name of O. Opper, but was immedi- ately bailed out by friends wn0 were with him and saw the performance. Y. M. c. A. HEADQUARTERS-A meeting of those interested in the 1 forming of a branch of the Young
 Mems Christian association in this l city was held at the w. C. T. Y. rooms yesterday afternoon and was very l largely attended. The committees on 1 site for the location of building were
 not ready to report and this was post pOned to a later date. Action was | taken, however, for the establishing of a Y. Nj. C. A. headquarters during the coming week and they will be opened | in the Washington street room of the ! Fleming block, partly occupied by l.. | l.. Plank as an office.
 CHECK TANDS-Visitcrs to the
 fair should take notice that there will | be two check stands for their accom-
 mOdation. One will be under the grand-stand. where all lignt luggage, ! grips, overcoats, etc, may be left. The other will be at the big entrance, and ! is to be conducted by F.. Pennington. i It is especially for the convenience of | farmers and others who drive to the { grounds. MT. Pennington will con- duct a feeding corral for those who { desire to avail themselves of it, and ' in connection a check stand fer lap
 robes whips and such small luggage
 as the owner may desire to have taken
 care of
 1 LEAGUE MEETINGS = The Ep-
 worth league of the South Methodist
 church will hold a social meeting at 1 the home of MT. J. c. McKibban, cor
 ner of Fifth street and Van Buren,