Arizona republican., 1906-01-23
CRITTENToN HOME PRAYER

! ORI GN ON HUME PRA l. K
 MEETING-Ther regular weekly prayer meeting will be held at the Crittenton ! Home tonight at o'clock and will be ! led by Robert Wilson. All friends of 1 the home are cordially invited to be present
 l IT'S OFF THE DOCKET-The case of Carrie A. Lount against Thomas | Hayes and others which was settled | out of court last week is now out of court. The attorneys filed stipulation yesterday morning and the case was ordered dismissed.
 BACK FROM WICkENBURG-M
 Henderson of the firm of Keithline &
 Henderson, plasterers, returned yester- day from Wickenburg where he has just finished the clustering of a nice residence property for Charles Platt, a we'll known mining man.
 POLICE COURT-Three vags were
 given ten days each yesterday by City
 Recorder Thomas. One vag, who
 seemed more entitled than the others
 to special consideration was given fif-
 teen days by the municipal fireside
 Diego Castenada who was brought in
 pic1led in alcohol was given seven
 days for proper maturing before being
 again placed on the market.
 NOBODY TO BLAME-It was an-
 nounced in these columns Sunday morning that William PickreIl had gone to Los Angeles to visit his family. He
 did not % but it was no fault of The
 Republican for he changed his plans
 without serving notice. He admits that he intended to go and planned again to leave last night. Whether he did or not depends on whether he is here yet or not It will be hard for him @. + Fy,r- spreads out both ways.
 SUPREME COURT-Two cases were heard in the supreme court yes terday. The case of the Meyer-CIark Rowe Mines company, appellants, against Albert Steinfeld, appellee, from Pima county was argued for the appellant by William Lowell and w. S. Gilbert and for the appellee by $. M. Franklin. In the case of R. Allyn Lewis, ct al, appellants agains, Fred HereTra receiver of the International Bank of Nogales, appellee and oral ar gument was made by Judge Street for the appellants and by s. M. Franklin for the appellee. Tnis case went up from this county.
 RUIZ IN AGAIN-L. Ruiz one of the gang engaged in rushing the growler last Friday at the corner of Monroe ana flrSL streets ana sent 10 the Jdli for a disturbance of the peace managed to pay his way out. His liberty was of short duration for yesterday he was be- fore Justice Burnett again for another case of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. He was sent to jail for seven days. J. Nunez whose turn it was to get drunk again rather overdid the thing and was arrested on Sunday night. He paid a fine of $7. Ignacio Robles was in on the same kind of a charge and was fined $7. He had no money but he had a job of work which will occupy his attention for the next day and a half. He represented to the court that he could not be spared until it had been finished. The court allow ed him a reprieve with the understand ing that on the completion of the work he surrender himself to the authori- ties and go to jail.
 SUGAR BEET OPERATIONS-W. $. Goldsworthy, general agent of the Santa Fe and Kirk Hart of the A. H. & V. company yesterday afternoon made a trip in an automobile to Glen dale and the site of the beet sugar fac tory now in course of erection by the Eastern Sugar company. MT. Colds worthy says the building is fast near ing completion, the brick work being up some distance, above the third story and besides this other buildings will soon be commenced. The machinery