Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-20

{ published on the southeast border line
/ OF the territory give but meagre &C
/ counts of the arresting of a party OF
. men by Captain Tom Rynning of the
! Rangers on a charge of importing girls
{ into this country for immoral purposes.
/ other members Of the gang implicated
! in the affair have been arrested by the
( city police of FL PasO.
! MANAGER OF TUCKER COIL -
, Mack. manager of the Ethel Tucker
! Stock 60. arrived in the city yesterday
! morning from Chicago where he makes
! his headquarters Mr.. Mack has sew
. eral stock companies on the road and
! his trip west at this time IS to arrange
q routing for the Tucker Stock com
. pany to follow when they leave for the
esat after concluding their Phoenix
enga cement.
A CROWD IN TOWN-On no day
| for several months past has there been
so many people on the streets of Phoe-
nix as there were yesterday. The train
from the south side brought many Of
the resident of Tempe and Mesa II
town and the weather was such that
many local people visited the down
! town stores for shopping purposes.
Some fiftv Indians also came to town
and added to the crowd. The residents
of Tempe and Mesa are right at this
period of the year not very busy. the
fruit crop having been gathered ana
the time for putting in grain yet sew
eral weeks off
POLICE COURT-In the city police
court yesterday four cases We're dis
posed of. James Phillips was sentenc-
ed to serve three days for being drunk
II. L. Swan pleaded guilty to the
charge of begging on the streets. Be
ing an invalid and satisfying the judge
that he had work waiting for him to
be begun Monday he was only locked
up until that time. Swan is a painter
by trade coming here from Las Vegas.
The two Indians arrested for drunken
ness out of which it was thought a
federal case would develop We're each
sent to Jail for five days. The arrests
now claim to be Yaqui Indians and
should such develop to be the case no
warrants viii he issued
THE BOY VINOiCATED-Yeste
day afternoon a man by the name of
Charles Nolan swore out in probate
court a warrant for the arress of his
son. James Nolan. charging him with
incorrigibility and with having called
him bad names and made an assault on
him. He swore that the boy was not
sixteen and it was his purpose to have
him sent to the reform school. Neigh
bOrs came in and said that the boy was
a very good boy and not to blame for
the trouble he had had with his father
who could get along with no one. The
boy further more said that ne was
nineteen years Old and he even looked
older. He was dismissed and the father
was warned not to go about the place
where his son is employed.
AN EARLIER EXCURSION In or
de- that the eXcUrsOnists may have
an opportunity to view more of the
mountain scenery thap ON the last ex-
cursiOn and that they may have more
time in Prescott on the evening of
their arrival the Santa Fe officials
have arranged to have their big eX-
cursion leave Phoenix promptly at 3
o'clock city time on the afternoon of
Sept. ,. BY that date the weather VIII |
be such that the afternoon ride of the |
valley viii not he SO hot as to be dis |
agreeable so the earlier time for de- |
parture was decided upon. Already !
many have sGnified it their intention |
to make the trip and with the knowl- |
edge that a large crowd will visit their |
city Prescott is making arrangements |
to royalty entertain their visitors.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Although the next meeting of the city |
council will be the evening OF the first |
Monday in September an earlier meet /
ing might be held if there was not a /