Arizona republican., 1906-11-04

mails and all four-footed beasts as well
as the fowls Of the air ought to be get
ting on to it next
THE Y. M. c. A.-This afternoon in
Veterans hall the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will hold its regu-
lar meeting. Addresses will be given
and special music viii be rendered.
GIDEON CLUB-The Young mems
class of the Church Of Christ viii
meet at the Sunday school hour fos
class. Any and all young men are in
vited to attend. A royal welcome
awaits you.
VISITING RAILROAD MAGNATE
p. B. Cheney of Boston, a director OF
the Santa Fe road, arrived in the city
yesterday morning from Tombstone on
the delayed train from the south and
left shortly afterward for Prescott on
a special. At Wickenburg he was met
by Mr.. Murphy, who accompanied him
north.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. J.
Rice. manager of the trust department
of the Union Bank, has recently sold to
O. J. Green the Peers property on
North Ninth street for F. I. Price
The consideration named in the trans
action is $1,000. Mr.. Green who re-
Gently arrived in the city from Iowa.
will make his home here.
INDICTMENT OF RAPlER-J. L.
B. Alexander, United States attorney
returned to the city yesterday morning
from SOlomOnVille- where he had been
attending the session of the federal
court. Z. p. Rapier who forged a
number of checks on the reclamation
| service and afterwards cashed the DO
gus paper was indicted on thirteen
counts. he viii be tried at later
! date after the county authorities have
finished with him. Six MeXicans
were indicted and convicted for sell
ing liquor to Indians.
| CARELESS SHOOTING-Careless
| shooting has been reported in the
| ueighborhoOd of Five Points during
/ the last few days and somebody is due
for arrest if the police get eyes on
! him. Usually the shooting is early in
I the morning, with a % rifle or other
small arms Whether it is a suburban
| hunter or somebody shooting for fun
is not known, but whoever it is the
! section is too thickly settled to permit
of the general circulation of stray bull
let's. 1t is against the law and the
shooters should take warning.
A FOOTBALL GAME-The Central
school eleven met a team composed of
the high school and Anderson's school
on the high school grounds yesterday
and won a victory by a score of 10 Ia
o. The average weight of the Centrals
was 12S. that of the opposing team $50.
The lineup for the Centrals was as
follows: Center guard. Ches Bennett;
right tackle. Cecil Richardson; right
guard, Seiple: right end, Nicholson
left Guard. Alvin Creighton: left tackle
Guy Burnett: left end Frank Morris
left half back Ed Powell. right hah
back. Bob Lucas. fullback. Ed StOner
ELECTION DAY DINNER-Tht
great event of the coming week viii be
the election day dinner given by the
ladies of the Central Methodist church
The menu viii consist of roast turkey
cranberry sauce. mashed potatoes.
baked beans, salads. fried chicken
pickles cake. pie, coffee and tea. The
dinner viii be served in the Porte
s block corner Washington and Ceute
streets. AIessrs Birchett and Stur
geou have not only donated the use o
the building but are making every eff
fort TO have.it newly papered and pu
in fine shape for this dinner. Every
body is cordially invited to attend
especially the voters.
BURGLAR SUSPECTS-Two men
one of them giving the name of james
Martin. We're arrested Friday night b!
the police on the charge of being
drunk and sleeping in a public place
L Yesterday Recorder Thomas gave then
each ten days in Jail Curiousl,
enough these two men We're at tn
time being sought for by the police IL
the belief that they are the burglar
who perpetrated the robbery of tn
10 store of 4. Romley the night befOr'
The clew that first attracted the at
< ention of the officers to them was Sc
b. cured in the afternoon of Friday whel
j i officer Moore. after the manner G
Sherlock Holmes. noticed q peculia
: | imprint in the dust where the stole
goods had been cached. It seemed {