Arizona republican., 1905-06-04
BAPTIST cHuRcH-There

BAPTIST CHURCH-There will be
 services at the Baptist church at the
 usual hours. Preaching by Rev. Irv- ing Coats of Lowell, Mass.
 COMMITTEE OF SIXTEEN-Ten of , the members of the committee of six teen were present at a conference held yesterday morning in the association rooms. The committee now has before it the suggestions of various people and the ideas contended for by the various sections of the water using public. They have compiled about all the avail able information and decided to ad-
 journ until June 24 when the harvest will be practically over and the com mittee can sit iI continuous session until it has arrived at some definite plan of action.
 GONE TO EUREKA-Mr. and Mrs. James Walden left last night for their new home in Eureka, California, where Mir. Walden will be employed in the auditing department of the Santa te Northwestern under the superintend-
 ency of B. F. Porter, formely of this city. MT. and Mrs. Walden have lived in Phoenix for many years, MT. Wal den having been in the employ of the M. &, P. ever since his coming. Both are very popular young people and
 
 them all possible happiness and sue cess in the future. MT. Walden has not only been a favorite in railroad and business circles but he has been an ardent baseball fan and much of the interest in the national game To- cally has been due to his energies. He will be missed in many circles, busi- ness. social and sport.
 ROBBED A NOODLE JOINT Two young MeXicans were before Jus tice Burnett yesterday for robbing Lum Loos Chinatown noodle emporium. They called at the noodle factory along in the evening and each of them hay ing dispatched a bowl called for an other. Lum Loo served them and when he was busily engaged in trying to supply the demand for noodles they took the bowls, spoons and all and de- camped. They were soon after ar rested. It turned out that they had been drinking and that they intended to play a joke on the Chinaman. They were fined $1O each. NJ. Bernal who was also before the court for a dis turbance of the peace got seven days. C. Gomez was sent to jail for ten days for fighting. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Balsz. Interference was attempted by l. Ayalla and he and the officer had a desperate struggle for the possession of the officials re- volver. AyalIa's zeal in behalf of his friend cost him fifty days.
 HELD FOR INSANITY-J. F. Cap finger mention of whose apprehension on a charge of insanity was made a few days ago was taken into custody yesterday morning again. On the evening following his first arrest his condition was much improved and the following morning he was apparently quite sane so he was discharged with out a hearing. But a few hours after he was at large his actions began to excite a mild suspicion that he was still not a well man. On Friday after noon it was brought to the notice of the authorities that he was trying to borrow a revolver or a pair of brass knuckles He could not be found and it was learned that he had gone out driving. Yesterday morning complaint was made against him again and he was taken up His talk was generally coherent except on one point and that was on the subject of killing. He made no threats but his conversation ran on that subject. He said among other things that if a man needed killing he would just as soon kill him as to shoot a rabbit It was thought that it would not do to let Caplinger decide who needed killing as he might make a mis-