Arizona republican., 1905-02-24
PRESCOTT
VISITOR-Ziba

PRESCOTT VlSiTOR-Ziba O. Brown of Prescott. a former resident of this city, is a Phoenix visitor.
 LADIES' TEA-The Ladies' Aid so- ciety of the Presbyterian church will give a tea Friday afternoon in the church parlors. All are cordially in vited to attend.
 FAILED TO APPEAR-Ed Reed, who was arrested Tuesday for assault on Chinaman gave a cash bond Of thirty dollars for his appearance in police court yesterday. He did not appear.
 MIR. SPAULDING HoME-E. A. Spaulding has returned home from a very successful business trip to Iowa and Minnesota. He had a fine time but the sun kissed climate looks and feels better to him now than it ever did before.
 A LOS ANGELES VISITOR-Gar- rett Hulst returned home Wednesday evening from a delightful stay of nearly a week in Maricopa. He went there on the last train that crossed the Gila bridge, to meet Miss Rather inc RamSburgh of Los Angeles, a coU- sin of Mrs. Hulst, who was enroute here to visit the family. She arrived in Maricopa on the next train from the
 
 Wednesday morning when they start ed for Phoenix, being two of the five persons who crossed the river in a boat that afternoon. The ferry was made in perfect safety and with no more displeasing incident than having to walk up the muddy river bank for a mile. Still if they had it to do over again they simply wouldn't do it. The enterprise was like any other gamble all right if you win, and they won.
 A REFORM SCHOOL SUBJECT Pedro Ardvisa, the ten year old boy who broke in the cash drawer of a store kept by a Turkish woman in the south ern part of the city. was before Jus tice Burnett yesterday. The boy is an orphan and looks the part. His sartorial equipment consisted of a pair of Overalls and a thin shirt. He had also the remnant of a hat. He was ordered to the reform school for five years. R. Sanchez was before the court on a charge Of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He begged to be allowed to go. He said he was a newcomer in town. He had been here only six days and had been in jaii half the time. He had been unable to view any of the points of interest of either the city or valley. He said that if the court would show him mer- cy this time he would be more care ful. He was taken at his word.
 CELEBRATED HIS FREEDOM-l Pedro Gonzales was before Justice 1 Johnstone yesterday on a charge of drunkenness and disturbance of the | peace. It turned out that Gonzales 1 had just been released from the terri | tOrial prison on the completion of a l sentence. This was his way of cele- | brating that happy event. He had | wrought himself up into such a state | of mind that he said he did not care | if the justice would send him back to | Yuma for ten years. That was beyond | the Jurisdiction of the court and a i was effected by sending | him to the county jail for ten days. | Ruiz Coronado was before the same | court on a charge of carrying con cealed weapon. He was fined $25 Manuel Ortega and Bernal Caldero were given a preliminary examination on charge of burglary in having broken into the second hand store of R. Wilson. They were held to the grand jury.
 TIE M. e p. RAILROAD-The M. & r. railroad company is doing all it can toward the repair of the bridge at the Gila but the work will necessar- fly be slow until the river goes down more. 4 work train runs to the river every morning and one will leave this morning at g o'clock Those who insist on going will be sold tickets as far as the river but the will assume no responsibility further than that and will not under take to transfer passengers. In fact