Arizona republican., 1905-04-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

U. s. w. V.-The United Spanish War Veterans will hold their regular monthly meeting tonight in Veterans hall at 8 o'clock All members are re- quested to ha present.
 A DISTURBING PAPAGO-Deputy Sheriff w. T. Williams came in from Gila Bend yesterday morning with Papago Indian who had been making a great deal of trouble ip that part of the country. He was brought before Justice Coyle of that precinct who sen fenced him to thirty days in the county jail.
 A BURNING BRIDeE-Judge Me- Farland of Solomonville, who arrived in the city yesterday morningA was detained east of Casa Grande by burning bridge. The structure was 160 feet in length and there was not a splinter left. The westbound train arrived there at eleven o'clock in the evening and yesterday morning by o'clock a passage was effected.
 HIGH SCHOOL RA-The High School orchestra is a musical az gregation thet has not yet made it's bow to the public but expects to to- night at the Baptist church. The pro gram i3 to be one of comic impersona- tions and dramatic readings by MT. Van Wart and music by Miss Ilo liar ris and others, the program being punctuated by the selections os the high school orchestra.
 FLOOD INDICATIONS-Fro me teoroIogicaI conditions as noted from the top of Comeback mountain by Ob- server Ward Hughes one would think there had recently been pretty high water in that vicinity. He was a mem Der of a picnic party that visited Comeback on Sunday and makes oath on 9 volume of Eli Perkins essays, that he saw a big mud turtle crawling around looking for a chance to swim down.
 BACK TO THE OLD HOME-Miss Grace Walker and mother left on the morning Santa Fe train for St Joseph, Mo. Miss Grace has been employed at the Delta Confectionery parlors for the past eight months. She came to Phoenix last June seeking the benefit of the Arizona climate and is now re- tuERing to her home a picture of per ! feet health. During her sojourn here i she has formed the acquaintance of a 1 host of friends who all regret her de- parture.
 1 WARNING TO TAXPAYERS-Or | rather it is warning to those who do
 
 after the taxes of 1904 went delinquent ! will expire and the five per cent penalty ] will attach. Not only that but Trea- surer Hayden will find it necessary to 1 bring suit under the delinquent tax ! law for the collection of the taxes in order that the cases may be brought i into the present terms of court. That i will add a great additional burden to l the taxpayers which may be avoided ! by prompt action even at this late date.
 GIVING AWAY MEDlCINE-There
 is man in this town who is giving away medicine. He is not doing it en- tirely because he is a good Samaritan though of course it is a mighty kindly
 act to those who need his goods. His main purpose is to let the people know l about Dr. Kflmer's Swamp Root for the | cure of kidney and other diseases and i he thinks when they know more about \ it after he is gone they win go the Y drug store and buy more of it. This | mans name.is Harry W. Goss and he Y is employed by Dr. Kilmer &5 Go. to dc | this work, so that it isn't costing him r anything personally, even though he is i good man and willing to sacrifice for If the good of his race.
 + FIREMEN MET-The quarterly meeting of the Phoenix fire department Y was held last night at the city hall. \ Beside asking the council to buy a new II steamer, and getting their request in II almost too late to do any good. they did + some other important business. For II instance they paid their bills for the
 last three months. It was also decided II hereafter to appropriate the fourth of II July as a special firemen's day for the FrHH- II cided to hold a picnic on that date this \ year at Eastlake park and appointed fl appropriate committees to look after II the preliminaries. Another action at last nights meeting was the passing of
 resolutions of respect to the memory of | the late Hi Hooker. who was always an
 active member of the department.