Arizona republican., 1905-08-22

REAL ESTATE DEAL-A. NJ. Pecka yesterday bought from the heirs of the Johnstone estate four acre lots in block of Nelhr's addition, paying for the same :40OO.
 DRUNKEN DlSTURBERS-A Qui- jada was before Justice Burnett yes terday morning charged with a dis .turbance of the peace. He pleaded that this was his first offense and he promised that it should be his last Nobody about the court had ever seen him there before and his word was taken for his previous freedom from crime He was fined & and allowed to go on his promise that he would come back some time and pay. A. Wahaka. Jose Alvarez and R. Alvarez were committed for a disturbance of the peace.
 THE BOARD ADJOURNS-The ter t!ftoviaI board of equalization met yes terdav afternoon and approved and signed the minutes of the proceedings and then adjourned. All the other business had been finished at noon on Saturday. It had been intended to meet in the morning for the approval of the minutes but General T. F. Wilson who had gone to Tucson on Saturday did not return until Il o'clock on ac- count of the delayed southern train. Meszrs. Wilson Bowman and solomon left last night for the south and NIT. Wood took the morning train for the north.
 A. M. E. CHURCH IN NEED OF FUEDS-Owing to the fact that the coIored church going population Of the city is hardly large enough 10 support their organized church. frequent re- quests have to be made on the gen eral public. At present two funds are being solicited for, one to pay the pas tors salary. and a second a general church fund. The salary of Rev Waggoner for the present year is far in arrears and an effort is being made to raise as much of it as possible by the 10th of September. The money raised by Rev. Waggoner went to pay off a part of the mortgage on the church building
 POLICE COURT-In the city police court yesterday five offenders had their cases disposed of. Bevardo Rod riquez was sent to jail for seven days for being drunk and disOrderly. For the same offense Patricio Andregues and Francisco Badia paid a fine of $7 and Andre Estra forfeited Q fine of the same amount he had deposited when placed under arrest. Peter Kickham, who passed out the fruit so freely from the Washington street grocery fronts on the theory that q redistri- button of all property should be be gun. was found guilty of disturbing the peace and sent to jail for seven days.
 A LONG TIME DlSAGREEING- Suit for divorce was brought in district court yesterday by Daniel T. Rumberg against Amanda Rumberg on the ground of abandonment. The complaint states that the parties were married in Lawrence county in 1856. They lived together until 1899 when the defendant left the bed and board of the plaintiff and has since continuously absented herself Nothing is said about the GUS tody of any minor children. One can not help wishing that this divorce pro- ceeding had not been brought until next year when MT. and Mrs. Rumberg would have had a chance to celebrate their golden wedding.
 A CUTTING AFFAIR-Ygnacio RO- bIes was arrested last night by De- putty S!eriff Cunningham for cutting Pedro Gomez in the course of a quar- rel on West Grant street. The word of the cutting was brought to the of flee of the sheriff by a CfTinaman, who conducts a store in that part of town. The Chinaman was very much excited and left an impression at the office that there had been d general slaugh- ter. Robles denied that there had been