Arizona republican., 1906-04-26


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 LEAVING FOR HOME-Judge and Mrs. James H. Day. who have been winter visitors in Phoenix, left on yes terday's train for their homes in Ohio.
 CENTER STREET IMPROVEMENT Workmen yesterday began the build ing of a new veranda fOr the Porter building at the corner of Center an1 Washington streets. A permit was granted several days ago.
 ORUNkS-F Ruiz and Black Eagle. Mexican and Indian, were given seven days each by Justice JOhnstone Tues day for drunkenness. and Harry Huck who was arrested for disturbing the peace. forfeited ten dollars bail.
 HIS FIRST VlSlT.-I. F. Wilcox. representative of the American To bacco company. who is paying Phoenix his first visit yesterday under the guidance of Selim Nicholson. made trip to Mesa City. He was delighted with the country ne viewed not only enroute but surrounding Mesa City. Arizona particularly the Salt River valley. will from this time on mean much more than desert, an opinion he had held for many years.
 SAN FRANCISCO REFUGEES AR RIVE.-Twelve refugees from San Francisco arrived in the city last even ing on a special train from Maricopa about 6:30. They were in every case without funds and their trip nere had been made on tickets furnished them free by the Southern Pacific company. Temporarily the families were given homes in several of the numerous lodging houses of the city. All Of them have come to the valley to re-. main.
 MORE GOOD NEWS.-Mrs. Helen S Bury has received a letter from her sister in San Francisco. It recites that while they were living in the burnt district and lost heavily through the destruction of their home, neither she nor her husband were injured and were as comfortably situated in the park as could be expected. A brother of Mrs. Bury who has been in busi- ness there nearly all his life also lost his business in the fire but was per sonally unharmed.
 POLICE COURT-The most inter- esting thing in Recorder Thomas court yesterday. was the fning of Messrs. Hagerman and Hayes twenty five dollars each for violating the building ordinance. Notice of appeal to the district court was given. The purpose of this action is to test certain sections of the building ordinance, the violation having been committed with that object in view. There is a diff ference between the plumbers in re- spect to the provisions of the law and it is desired that the matter be settled this way. An Indian was sent to jail for five days. for drunkenness
 A PAlATIAL BARBER SHOP.- The barber shop in the new Hotel AL exandria, of Los Angeles may well be considered as d perfect model for bar Der shops generally. Though it is de- signed primarily for the use of the guests of the hotel it is not exclusively for them and the fastidious outsider who cares for the best only is always made welcome. White marble silver and cut glass are the materials from which have been evolved the spacious bathrooms and tOnsOrial parlors. Run ming water from silver faucets to seamless marble basin for each chair sprays, douches. electric dryers. fans and innumerable new century facili-