Arizona republican., 1905-08-03

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Yesterday issued a warrant for the
arrest of Gabriel Lopez on the charge
of selling liquor to Miguel, an Indian.
There was no trouble in locating the
defendant and two of the principal
witnesses All of them We're in the
county Jail.
SALE OF THE NATATORIUM-
Negotiations which have been going
on for several days were concluded
Yesterday. resulting in the sale of the
natatorium building, ground and FIX
lures at the corner of Second avenue
and Jefferson street, by w. J. ROos
and DR.. Robert Tafel to the National
Bank of Arizona The consideration is
not given. 1t is understood that the
natatorium will shortly be closed for
a time at least.
THE WATER SUPPLY-water
Commissioner Trott says the water in
the river is falling again quite rap
idly though there is still an approx
mate flow of about 10000 inches But
at this season of the year when there
are any rains at all the flow is very
erratic. Last Saturday there was
about $4,000 inches in the canals. on
Sunday the river flow reached 100000
inches of which about $4,000 inches
now it is down again. Mr.. Trott said
there is now a good head in the
Buckeye canal and all the farmers are
getting a regular run of water.
AN Ell PASO OUTING-Roy Lo-
man. a member of the Republicans
mechanical force left last night for
FL Paso, where he expects to spend his
summer vacation. Knowing that FL
Paso is a rapid town Mr.. Loman
thinks he can finish a months outing
in three or four days and still have
margin to get home on Incidentally
Mr.. Loman plays baseball sometimes.
In fact there is nobody behind the
bat in these parts that stops quite so
many swift ones or keeps better
guard over second base and it may be
possible that during his stay in Fl
Paso he will have an opportunity to
show the border fans how the game is
played up here in the river settlements.
ARIZONIANS ON THE COAST
The following residents of the terrific
try and of the southwest were re-
Gently registered at the HOllenbeck,
Los Angeles: p. D. Wright. Winslow;
c. S. Hooper, Douglas; A. G. Cargill,
J. Gondolfo and Carnelio AngUlO,
Yuma; DR.. D. L. Conner, J. B. Alex
ander and TheO. Haffner, Phoenix;
George Bridge, c. ]. Gainsley, z. W.
Spiers. Joseph Broughton and J. D.
Blair and wife, Bisbee; r c. Ecllis,
Kingman; NJ. Schoenthal, Nat J. LeaTy
and w. B. Perry, Tucson; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Beal, Globe; Mrs. Charles
H. Jones and brother. Tempe; E. L.
McMakin and DR.. T. F. Butzow and
wife, Cananea; ]. E. Robertson jr.,
Ell Paso; Karl Lamb. Sonora. Mex.
CHARGED WITH HORSE STEAL
INS-Ross Grewell of Yavapai county
was arrested last night on a tele-
graphic request from Sheriff Lowry of
Yavapai county on a charge of horse
stealing. Grewell and a Mexican known
as Mexican Charley arrived in town
few ds-s - with a large bunch
Of horses which they had brought from
the northern part of the territory.
They put them IN pasture at Helms
place on Grand avenue. By the time
they arrived here they found a depu-
ty sheriff from Yavapai county await
ing Grewell with an attachment for
one of the horses and a saddle. This
was entirely a civil proceeding. The
attachment was made and the property
was brought to town. Last night the
order for the arrest of GrewelI came
and he was taken into custody by
Deputy Sheriff Wayne Davis. Gre