Arizona republican., 1906-03-06

 to be A feet by 500 feet in dimension and their joint capacity being 4,OOO tons of hay.
 FoUND-The police last night found a ladies' black silk cape. which the owner ma, have or identification.
 W. c. T. u. MEETlNG-Thes subject for discussion at the w C. T. U meeting today is Christian Citizen ship" The union will meet with Mrs l.. T Rice at Ter home. SIG North Third street. All who are interested in this subject are invited to be pres ent and take part in the discussion THE DEAL NSUMMATED-The deed was placed on record yesterday transferring the Vantilburg block corner of Adams and First streets, to John Noble who recently bought the vacant corner opposite. The consid- eration named in the deed was ten dollars which is another way of say ing that it has not beer made pub l lie. Mir. Noble has announced no def- nite plans for this property but it is | an income holding as it is and was | bought mainly for the reason that he already owned the other corner. This | deal was really a part of the original sale as mentioned in the Republican at the time.
 SUNDAY SINNERS-Three offend | CTS were in Judge Johnstone's court yesterday morning with an explana- ! tion of their troubles. Jesus Sonoqui had been drunk and confessed his l crime, the court allowing him to go with a fine of S6. Guadalupe Gomez had disturbed the peace and was sent l to jail for seven days. Harry Hall, no relation to the man who has figured l in the police annals of Phoenix, but | a young man from Tempe. was sent to Jail for seven days. Hall became in ] volyed in a quarrel with a woman Of ! the redlight district, and after refusing to leave the place after being several | times ordered to do so by the police. was taken into custody.
 POLICE COURT-In police court yesterday Chas- Reaksecker forfeited l fifteen dollars bail by failing to answer the charge of peace disturbance lodg- ed against him by Capt Mcdonald, 1 who arrested him Saturday night for shooting up Five Points The young man tried to run away from the of hcer who fired a shot to halt him, a notice Wlich he very quickly observ- ed. One vag was given fifteen days One bicycle rider was separated from three dollars and one driver was fined three dollars for leaving his horse un- tied. The police also picked up four head of stray cattle which were put in the pound.
 ! EAST PHOENIX HOMES-The cot tage being constructed by Robert Hayes on his property at the corner of Fourth street and Jefferson is pro- gressing rapidly. the brick work hay ing been begun. When completed, it will consist of five rooms and a bath and an f77y-actrT,ar,+ +n fr- owner of $2,50O. The cottage being built by Mrs. Jones on East Adams near Sixth street is now in the hands ! of the plasterers and will be ready for occupancy in a few weeks. R. H. Col lins is the contractor for both of the structures.
 A SMALL WOOL sALE-A small quantity of Mexican wool clipped from a part of the bands of William McIn- tyre amounting in all to a little less than 10000 pounds, was bought yester- day by A. Vandervort for 20 3-4 cents per pound. The sheep were clipped at the Beardsley camp. A shipment from that point was yesterday made of part of the Campbell and Francs wool, in all about eight cars. Some of the wool buyers have already left the city and others are getting ready to leave. Some of them will spend q week at Tucson, where there will be 1 a small tonnage of wools clipped. PUSHING CANAL WORK-R. Too hey. who has a number of teams at work at the Arizona head on the ca nal extension came down from there on Sunday. He says that Superintend- ent McDermott is rushing the work as I fast as possible. About 125 men are employed and large number of teams. They are being worked to good advantage and a large area of ground is broken though none of the canal is finished yet. There was some disap- pointment in the finding of certain parts of the ground to be rock that it was hoped would prove to be only loose gravel but that is offset by the fact that it will not be necessary % dig the ditch as deep as at first pro posed The water in the river seemed tc be rising a little when MT. Toohey left the head.
 EXCHANGE SEATS TODAY-Be- ginning at 9:30 this morning. those holding tickets for the Elks' minstrels lmay exchange them for reserved seats at Sanichas' store. No one can secure seats there unless they come armed land equipped with tickets already pur- chased elsewhere, as toda-r is set apart for exchange" business only. But those who have no tickets may secure them 2t t,.e Drachman cigar store No one person win be allowed to reserve more than six seats 9. a time. If he requires more he will have to take q second stand :n the line and work up to the front. This is necessary to prevent one person mOnopolizing all the best seats by securing them for all the friends ke may happen to know. With the two performances and the reservation limited to six at a time it is believed there will be no trouble in all who want them securing good
 seats one night or the other