Arizona republican., 1905-04-16

his cheerful and sunny disposition. even in his darkest hours. and who will regret the untimely ending of his career.
 B COMPANY N. G. A. INSPECTION The postponed inspection of the local company. W. G. A. by the army officer detailed for that purpose will be held at the armOry on Thursday evening at o'clock. Every member is ordered to be present in blue uniform. An cleo ton for a second lieutenant will short ly be held to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Lieut.. McCrea. After the company gets it's full quota of officers. Captain Parks will com uence- to weed out the non-com. off cers and by promoting others will try 10 put the company upon proper foot ing and canvass the city for eligible young men as recruits, in preparation for the coming encampment- The in ducements this year for those that go tu camp are much greater than for merly and large attendance is ex- pacted. Those joining now will stand a good show of being promoted, if they show any aptitude to command, there being quite a number of vacancies to fill.
 THE COUNCIL CONFERENCE The committee of ten appointed by the council of the Water Users assOcia- ton to confer with those having ideas to present and report back to the cOun- cil it's findings in recommendation of the proper plan to pursue respecting the priority suit held an all day ses- sion yesterday. It reached no definite conclusion or rather adopted no TesO- lutions or report. 4 great part of the forenoon was devo' ed to a discussion of what the duty of the committee was. After that one or two plans were sub mitted in line with the ideas that have been expressed in previous conferences by certain ones but there was differ ence of opinion and nothing satisfac- tory or final resulted. Certain parts of some of them seemed to meet with ap- probation but seemingly no entire plan has yet been presented that is design ed to further clarify the situation. Gov ernor Kibbey and President Fowler both participated during the day by addressing the meeting. Though the governor seemingly did not give his approval to the ideas presented except in part he did have a little good news to tell and that was about the water suit in Graham county, now on trial In many ways that suit is analogous to the litigation pending here and what he reported was that l. was making much faster progress than anybody had expected and that it seemed to be far less of a bugbear than most people imagined.
 CHARGED WITH BURGLARY- Jose Mover was arrested yesterday by Policeman John Moore and charged with burglary in a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace c. w. Johnstone. The complaining witness is Eugene
 Green who goes to work very early in
 the morning and who rooms on the north side of the alley between First and Center and Adams and Washing ton streets, near where a barb ering business was formerly conducted by Louis File. When Green arose he miss
 ed a suit case out of his room and re- ported the fact to the police. The
 suit case was filled with clothing and personal belongings and was not lock ed. except for the catches on the ends
 Mir Moore began an investigation and
 soon located the missing property in the southwest part of town where he had tried to sell it to a Mexican for a dollar but failed. He was afterward found with the goods. He was too drunk to open the suit case and think ing he could not do so without a key
 he tried to break it open with rock,
 but failed. Jose was arraigned in the afternoon and his examination was set for Monday at ? o'clock, When told
 that he was entitled to witnesses if he wanted them and to a lawyer he inti- mated that he needed none of them. He seemed to think that the fewer facts that could be established by wit nesses or anybody else, the better off he would be.