Arizona republican., 1905-01-17

BALL-The Loredo Orchestra will
 give a ball in Padget hall Thursday night.
 GOT SEVEN DAYs-T. Tebeza was before Justice Burnett yesterday on the charge of drunkenness. He. was sent
 to pail for seven days.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING TO-
 NIGHT-There will be a meeting of
 the board of trade tonight. it being the second directors meeting of the month
 and to which all members are invited
 to come and participate. large at tendance is specially requested to con
 slider the subject of the proposed san
 itarium for tuberculosis patients. VACANCY DAY-Yesterday was
 vag day in the recorders court. Will
 liam Austin, Eidridge Bousbort, James
 White and Walter Stanley were each
 tried and convicted on the charge of
 vagrancy and sentenced to ten days in
 jail. A. SerranO was also sent below for
 five days on the charge of being drunk
 and asleep in a public place.
 A RESIDENCE SOLD-Mr. and Mrs.
 J. Ernest Walker yesterday deeded to
 s. w. Hamilton lots 12 and II of block
 2 in the Brill addition, the considera- tion being 1,500. This property is situated block distant from the car line and is improved by a two story frame residence well fitted for a nice suburban home. It will he occupied by MT. Hamilton, his fatler and his brother.
 TELEPHONE SERVICE IS ALL
 RIGHT AGAIN-The flood in the Gila river took out eight poles supporting the long distance telephone wire at the Florence crossing, thus cutting off con nection with Tucson and other south ern points. Manager Page said yes terday that the line has been repaired and the service is resumed. The line to Buckeye was also cut off by the storm but it was repaired on Saturday.
 BASEBALL-A series of baseball games between the Tucson Grays and the Phoenix team, was announced for Eastlake park last Saturday and Sun day but owing to the weather and the impeded transportation the games were postponed It was stated yesterday that the games might be played, be- ginning next Saturday but there is no 1 definite announcement for it is not certain yet that the weather and trans ] pOrtation facilities will be in any bet 1 ter condition than they were last week. !
 A STATEHOOD WINDOW-One of ! the show windows of the Doris Hey ! man Furniture company is attracting a great deal of attention. It contains a { display of office furniture but it isn't ! that that so much interests the popu- ! lace as several allusiOns to the. pend | ing statehood bill. Two or three pieces l of paper containing the words, State hood bilI'' are seen sticking out of the waste baskets. A little pickaninny sup posed to represent New Mexico bears a card with an inscription in Spanish setting forth that that territory is not desirous of statehood.
 PLUNDERED CAMP-George Me Clarty yesterday visited his mining camp ten miles south of the city for the first time since the flood. He found that somebody had been there in his absence and had carried away. nearly everything portable. The thing that he valued most was a Japanese dirk which he brought to the territory with him nearly a quarter of century ago. It has a carved handle and is brass bound. Among the other articles stolen were a pair of gloves. a lantern, part of Q sack of flour and part of a box of He found the trail of a thief and it led to a Yaqui camp on l -he upper end of the Bartlett Heard ranch but he could find nothing of his stolen property there.
 A ST. LOUIS VISITOR-B. E. Chap below arrived here last evening on the NJ. & P. train having been maroOned here and Tucson for the last .hree or four days. He will be here ( probably a couple of weeks or more md expects to spend a couple of months in Arizona, on a vacation from business and in the investigation of