Arizona republican., 1905-03-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST

!
 THE NEW sCHEDULE-The new
 M. & P. schedule goes into effect today at o'clock, providing for three daily
 Mesa City trains each way. The sched-
 ule, according to Pacific time, which | is a half hour slower than city time,
 is as follows: Leaving Phoenix S:1O
 a. m., D. m. and 5:2O p. m. and ar
 irving here at 7:20 a. m., F m. and
 4:40 D. m.
 THOSE WHO DISTURB THE PEACE-Juan Otero was before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday for drunken ness and disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail for seven days. Fran | cisco Vaniz was up on a similar
 charge and he too was fined s7. He
 asked the court to open an account
 with him. He had only S2.35 and he would pay that on account. In Q week he would be back with the rest of the fine. He was accordingly credited with
 the amount paid and was allowed to
 go.
 BERNSTEIN RELEASED-Harry
 Bernstein, the young man who was ar
 rested on Thursday for conspiring with
 an unknown man to beat MT. FdrQuhar
 of the New York Hat factory out of
 g, was released yesterday by Justice
 Johnstone on the payment of the costs.
 MT. Farquhar appeared in court and
 said that he did not care to prosecute
 Bernstein. Several of the young mans
 friends were of the opinion that Bern
 stein was not aware of the seriousness
 of his offense and they would under take to see that he did not try it again. He is not more than eighteen years old.
 TWO SUITS-Two suits were filed H., O. by Emil Gang against J. B. Rousseau for the recovery of S2O0. It is stated in the complaint that last year the defendant had a contract with the plaintiff for the building of two houses at a cost of S2,4S5. There was added to the cost in the shape of extras. S126. Eight payments were made at different times on the estimates of the archi- tects. The last payment was made in August. There was a mistake of fact, the plaintiff in some way having got the impression that the contract price including the extras was S2,S11 instead of $2,611. He settled on the former basis and discovered his error. The defendant refused to return any part of the money. Suit was brought by Gold man & Go. against J. s. Gowett to re- cover on a note for S147.
 ARIZONA GOOD TEMPLARY-A. P. Walbridge, formerly a resident of this city, but at present living in the country north of San Fran cisco, is contributing a series of in- teresting articles to The Rescue. the official organ of the California Good Templars. The subject he treats of is Good Templary and it is hand led very entertainingly, being history of the growth of the order in Arizona from its very beginning. It is interest ing not only to Arizona readers but to the older members of the order in Cal 1 ifornia for the reason that until recent l years the Arizona lodges were under 1 the jurisdiction of the California grand ! lodge. No one is better fitted to write l such a story than MT. Walbridge for he has always been an enthusiastic worker in that order and has been con nected with it in Arizona almost from ! it's beginning.
 THE SCHOOL ELECTION-Trus- 1 tees of the joint high school district | and one for District No. 1 will be held | today. The high school election will | take place in the high school building | and the grammar school election in the | Center street building. Less interest is ! being taken in the election than in | any utlu Nlliltl lilt last uOZell cars ! Not one in ten knew yesterday that l 1t was so near at hand There is at | present only one candidate in the field | for trustee of the high school, Eugene | Brady O'Neill Various gentlemen who | had been put forward for positions on | one or the other of the boards have inn come forward and declined. ! It had been proposed that inasmuch | as there had been mentioned the name | of no other man for trustee of the | grammar school. MT. Marshall had | better be continued in the office to which he had been appointed. It was that he would not enter contest for it. Yesterday evening the friends of W. c. Dawes announced . him as a candidate. They urge his election on the ground that he would represent the east end of the district which has been without representation