Arizona republican., 1907-10-19
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RETURNED FROM coAST-Miss Lulu Eyer has returned home after a visit for several weeks with her sis ter at San Jdee.
 MUSICAL cEPARTMENT-The musical department of the Woman's club will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Cravens, 240 West Jefferson street.
 SMALL WASHoUTS- S-Superintend- ent Scott reports that there have been heavy rains all along the P. and F.. and a few small washouts occurred, which delayed the incoming trains a few hours yesterday, but the track is now in good shape.
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE-G. Grijalva and Afreda Mora were before Justice Johnstone yesterday for dis turbance of the peace provoked by Giijalva was sent to jail for seven days and Mora was fined $7.
 A PETTY THIEF-Pedro Salinas was yesterday arraigned before Jus tice Kyle and found guilty of rob- ping his friends house of s5- His sen- tence will be pronounced today. Juan Meguil. an Indian, for being drunk and was levied upon for $500, which he had in cash.
 POST NO BILLS-There is an Ordi- nance prohibiting the posting of bills or placards on telephone poles and awning posts. etc, along the side walks. Yesterday Marshal Moore and the party was required to go and undo his work. Many are not aware of the existence of the ordinance.
 PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH.-Ser- vices tomorrow as follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. L. J. Rice superin- tendent. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Mir. Campbell. II a. m- and 7:30 D. m Morning theme Union With Christ" Morning offertory solo, Hear Us O Father" ODanks). sung by MT. Nickels Evening offertory solo Lord at all times will l bless Thee" (Men- delssohn) by Pr&. Heinrich. Chris tian Endeavor s:3O ?. m.
 BIJOU THEArER-Hil Bros. have had a rather rainy week for the open ing of the moving picture and illus trated song entertainments in the room next to the Mckee store but have had a very fair pat The entertainment lasts for about. half hour and is not very eX- pensive, the tax for adults being but one battered dime. The pictures are of Imaginable incidents, new and novel, of acts in great plays and a number of thingsNof which the imagination of the ordinary man has never dreamed. The pictures are very distinct and there is an absence of that wavy motion that is so tire some to the eyes. making the images on the screen lifelike in action. The little theater is a quiet place for half an hours rest and enjoyment where one can drop in at any time and pass out when he gets ready.
 FORD FOUND GUlLTY.-The Unit ed States jury which had been out all night in the case of Lee Ford. charged with conspiracy with his wife to violate the Edmunds Act, yesterday morning returned a verdict of guilt Ford, who
 
 taken into custody. In the absence of Judge Baker his attorney, who had been called to Tucson. to represent the Mexican government in the Lelevier case, no time was fixed for passing of sentence upon Ford. There is no doubt that an application will be made for a new trial, and in the event the motion is denied there is no doubt the case will be appealed. The date of the trial of the case against the woman has not been announced. Guadalupe AriZ and Ysabel Ramirez, who had been found guilty of selling liquor to Indians, were taken to Yuma last night by the United States marshals office. Each of the prisoners is sentenced to one year and on day in the penitentiary and to pay fine of Sl00.
 A SUIT FOR DAMAGES-Suit was filed in district court yesterday by Robert NJ. Jamison against J. w. Dor ris resulting from injuries sustained by the plaintiff while in the employ of the defendant. The complaint states that the plaintiff worked for the de- fendant in the capacity of driver of a delivery wagon. He says that he was given an old and defective wagon and a set Of harness in the same state of desuetude. The horse which went with the outfit did not comport with it. for he was lively and full of ginger and strength. The plaintiff said he complained to the defendant of the un- fitness of the tout ensemble and the defendant promised to make them cor respond. Before it was done, how ever, that horse got to kicking one day and the plaintiff was laid up for e.ght months. He is not sure that he oill ever be the same man again. He asks for judgment for S5 OO0 for the