Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

Quartzsite and c. B. Adams of Selig-
 man
 JUDGE STEELE'S sOND-The bond of Judge SteeIe'as receiver for the
 Arizona Water company was received
 at the office of the clerk of the district court. yesterday and was approved by Mir Dunlevy The amount of the bond is $5,000, having been fixed by Judge
 Kent week ago. The bond is fur nfshed by the National Surety company. SPENT THE DAY HERE-Mr. Charles A. Davis one of the best known men in the circus, theatrical and gen. eral amusement managerial world. and
 who is spending his later years in Ari- zona with Tucson as his headquarters,
 was in Phoenix yesterday. He came
 over to meet his old time friends of
 the circus world who are now with the
 Barnum Sz Bailey aggregation, and had most pleasant time. He left for Tue
 son last night in company with MT D.
 $. Fishell. presse agent of the show.
 A CLEANING UP-1he constables and deputy sheriffs conspired on Sun
 day to put the town in proper
 shape for the circus by removing tenn
 porarily from the scene all improper characters and though they perhaps did not get all of them they made quite a hole in the sinful crowd. There faced Justice Burnett yesterday morning fif- teen persons who were not regarded as ornaments to tlle city. They were given flat sentences of five days each Jus tice Jolnstone had before him five of lenders who escaped by paying fines. The others went to jail.
 EECU URSION NS-Phoenix was full of people yesterday, most of them coming to see the big show and the others talk ing advantage of cheap rates to attend to business matters here or visit freinds The regular train from the north yes terday morning brought in several hundreds two extra cars being attach ed and the cars being crowded to the standing room limit. There were sixty passengers from Jerome alone. About noon yesterday a big excursion train came down from the north and excursion trains were coming from the south side all day. The excursion from the north left again about midnight though many will probably stay over a few days.
 BAD MEN WARNED-They have to be warned through a newspaper be- cause their identity is not thoroughly established. else would they be arrest ed, and the warning is that they are be- ing watched for and if they continue their reprehensible conduct they will be caught. The onense is that of ac- costing, both On the streets and on the plaza, on Sunday night. women who at tend the band concert unaccompanied and who have no desire to make their acquaintance nor indicate any such willingness. There are many women who by force of circumstances cannot attend the concerts accompanied by husband. or big brother. yet the con- certs are for their benefit as much as anybody's. But whether they are or are not makes no difference. The | streets of Phoenix belong to the women | 1s much as the men whether they are with an escort or not. and the fact of ! their being alone justifles no affront. 1 For the most part Phoenix has been | notable for the safety of her streets to | anybody and everybody at all hours | of the day or night, but recently there nave been a number of complaints. This particular sort of bad man ought | 70 know enOpgh to act with caution. | even f he can't be decent in mind.