Arizona republican., 1905-02-22

THE MOTHERS CIRCLE-The Mothers Circle will meet at the East End school at 3: 80 o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon. All mothers and friends are cordially invited to attend the meeting.
 BURGLARS ARRAIGNED-Manuel Ortega and L. Goldera were brought before Justice Johnstone for arraign- ment yesterday on the charge of bur glarizing the secondhand store of R. Wilson. Their hearing will take place tomorrow.
 FOUND A MILK CAN-The police found three gallon milk can in a box car Monday night, that had probably been stolen by a hobo and emptied by himself and friends. It is marked with the initials H. H. D. and the owner can have it by proving property.
 COMING TODAY-Harry J. Jones was heard from yesterday by wire. He said he was en route to Phoenix and would have been here only that he was delayed at Maricopa. He was leaving for Florence and expected to arrive to- day via the stage and river route and the Phoenix and Eastern.
 SCN BAY HOURS-There will be no rural free delivery today, this being holiday, and the postoffice will observe Sunday hours as also will the Santa Fe railroad and Postal Telegraph com pany's offices. The freight office will be kept open until noon. The banks and other public offices will of course recognize the holiday.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Goldfield Rand Mining company capital stock S1,O0O,00O, in corporators P. s! Montague, R. F. Shaw and w. Bannan; Valley Flour Mills, capital stock S75,000, incorpora- tors Max Viault and Leon BOuvier.
 PAPERS WANTED-This office de- sires to buy copies of The Republican of the date of January of this year It will pay twenty-five cents a piece for them. Here is a chance for those who were thoughtful enough to preserve them to make 800 per cent on the in vestment. The papers should be brought in as soon as possible
 REMODELING-The M. & P. rail- load company is taking advantage Of the enforced idIeness at the city offices to remodel the quarters. Yesterday force of men was engaged in tearing out partitions and putting in nv ones ana when the company resumes regu- lar trans GiIa traffic it will be with new office at this end as well as a new bridge at the Gila.
 MATINEE RACES-This afternoon at D. m. sharp will begin the matinee races of the Phoenix driving associa- tion. the program for which was print ed yesterday. There will be no admis- sion charge and everybody is invited to attend It will be a great place for lovers of racing this afternoon as there will be a number of fine speed eXhibi- tions beside the regular races.
 BASEBALL-The Phoenix baseball team and the Mesa City team will play a game this afternoon at Eastlake park. beginning at 2:3O o'clock. There will be the usual admission and if the Mesa lads can do what they think they can there will be good sport for the fans. They really think they can cur ry the home horses without getting kicked and perhaps they can. Prescott did.
 A GOOD FIGHT-An affectionate| couple by the name of Garapata Val enzuela and Francisco Robles fought duel with bare knuckles last evening al $40 on Third street between Jack son and Harrison. Garapata was han dicapped 5y having one dark lamp, the result no doubt of some conflict in carrier life. Francisco slipped around on the blind side and put some decora- tions on that part of his face. Alto gether it was pretty good exhibition until the lady was winded, when the police appeared and took them both to jail
 ILLUMINATED PARAD E-The Carnival company last night gave it's illuminated parade to the delight of many and with. which new interest was s.tirrnd m in inc festivities at the car-