Arizona republican., 1905-06-29
POLICE COURT

POLICE COURT-There was a sin gle drunk in the police court yesterday , who bought his liberty for five dollars. GONE TO OCEAN PARK-The wife and son of John T.. Mcdowell, cashier
 of the Union Savings Bank and Trust Go. have gone to Ocean Park to spend the summer with Mrs. McDoweH's
 parents. MT. McDowell expects to join them in August if his business will permit him to do so.
 SUSPECTED OF PICKING POcK-
 ETS-A man named Rinehart, who has
 had more or less trouble lately was ar
 rested by Officer J. A. Moore and is now in the city jafl. He was arrested
 more on suspicion than anything else
 but sufficient evidence has now been collected for the charge of being a
 pickpOcket and today Rinehart will be
 turned over to the county authorities
 for trial. The alleged victim has sworn
 to a warrant and says he is shy of something over ten dollars out Of
 roll containing 9 hundred that he had in his pocket when he fell asleep in a saloon. There are other witnesses who will swear they saw Rinehart making an inventory of ,he man.
 COUNCILMAN MOSS LUCK
 Councilman Frank Moss has been pUT- sued by bad luck for the last thirty six hours. Day before yesterday the dynamo in his blacksmith shop was wrecked, presumably by an accumula- tion of coal gas from the forges which backed into the pipe through which the air is forced by the dynamo to the
 fires. The galvanized pipe gave way with a noise that sounded like the fir ing of a thirteen inch gun. IL did not take long, however, to repair. But the next damage he suffered was irrepar able. He had a fine bulldog which he had imported from Colorado. It was found dead yesterday morning near the street car track. having evidently been struck by Q car the night be- fore.
 REPUBLICANS WANT CoLUMN-I The value of The Republicans popular want column as a means for settling all human perplexities is now pretty well understood and universally em- ployed. Nevertheless so many novel illustrations of the fact are constantly ! recurring that it is pleasing to men tion them in a news way Tuesday evening Hon. Isaac T. Stoddard lost his gold trimmed spectacles and was sOrely troubled. He went at once to The Re publican office and inserted an ad, say ing he felt sure he lost them some where between his residence and his | office. Hardly had the paper reached l his house yesterday morning, when Mrs. Stoddard found the spectacles on 1 q shelf by the telephone and claimed | the reward. An ad in the Republican | is not only sure but it brings quick action.
 4 MYSTERIOUS FIRE-About 6 o'clock last evening A. E. Cobb who re- sides in the southeast part of the city | and who is also engineer of the fire department. discovered that a baggage ! car of the M & P. railroad company | was on fire. The car was one that had | not been used since the early morning | and was standing in the north end of the car shed. MT Cobb telephOned for ! the chc-7ical truck and the hose wagon. | On their a.I-.-I the car was entered ! and the flames attacked by the chemi- |. cal which did good work. Meantime a locomotive was attached and the car l run down to the Seventh street cross | ing where it was within the zone of a ! hose attached to a hydrant. A liberal | application of water soon put out the | flames but the car was badly burned | within. There is no knowledge of how | the fire originated.
 JACKSON'S GOOD OLD SUMMER f TIME-J. $. Jackson, the man who was found guilty in Justice Johnstone's ! court the day before of embedding a 1 shot gun the property of c. H. Da- |