Arizona republican., 1908-08-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

WELDON DAVIS.-walter Wsl- don and Edith Davis both of ;ltis Icounty were united in marriage by Justice Johnstone yesterday after
 noon.
 UNION sERVIcEs.-Union sere
 vices will be held Sunday night at
 the Baptist church, sermon by Rev. Orville Coats.--Sunday school at NJ.
 E. Church Sunday at 9 a. m..
 preaching by Rev. J. M. Hooker.
 DRUNKS AT FIVE POINTS,
 Another consignment of drunks from
 Five Points were brought to the
 city basiile last evening by express or Lightning Delivery. A supply of
 dago red was the source of about
 fifteen jags in that section during
 the day. 'hey were thrown in 10
 s1'r- u GhL will be assessed fines
 today.
 A DISTURBER OF WOMEN.-
 For some time complaints have been
 made to the police of a strange man
 who has been enforcing his atten- ton upon women and girls. There
 have been various descriptions of
 him. Some of the women have thought that he was a colored man and others were not sure of it, but there descriptions as to the size of the man and his general appearance outside of his complexion have been so similar that there is little doubt that the one man has annoyed them all On ThnrGlaN- ,I,
 nine o'clock four women coming down Adams street stopped at the drinking place outside of the ice factory for a drink A man WAS standing on the porch and it is the opinion of all the women that h6 was a negro. He spoke, but the women thought at the moment that he was speaking to someone else When they started away he followed them and called after them, all the time getting closer. They finally took refuge in house and their pursUer turned in another direction.
 LOST OR STOLEN BYKE.-For the past week the city police have been making diligent search for one Pedro Salina who it was supposed had stolen a wheel belonging to Severana Othon about four months ago. After diligent work he was To- cated and the wheel found in his possession. It turned out, however, that he came by the wheel in an in-- direcc way according to the tale telG pthcn leaned the byke which was a Y. Westminster make to Jaun Pump. who left it for a few minutes one evening near the Air Dome and went inside. Salina was standing outside when he went in but when he came back to get his wheel botn Salina and the bicycle were gone. Pedro Salina when brought to the city hall however, put up a story to the effect that Pump had told him to watch the wheel and if he got tired of watching it to take it home with him. Salina waited q long time for Pumps appearance from thc moving picture show and finally grew tired and rode home on the byke. No more was seen of the wheel or Salina till dug up by the police yesterday. He said he had witnesses to prove his story so it was decided to release him, as q case would have Teen hard to prove against him. though Pump declared Pedro's story was e pure fabrication.
 INQUIRIES FOR RELATIVES.-l Mar 'all Moore has received a letter of ma Ciry from Mrs. Edith Yates 'f Indianapolis. Indiana, who wishes .o know the whereabouts of her son. John D. Yates, who left home some months ago and has not been heard rom. He was in Phoenix on July 6. put no word has been received by he anxious mother. He is 25 years ,f age, has dark hair and eyes, has lark complexion and was not in very good health when he came here. Any information regarding him l should be addressed to the marshars | office. Mrs. II. C. Robertson of | S1O Seneca street, Buffalo. N Y. | wants to know the whereabouts of | Ter husband who she thinks is in | Phoenix. She says she is in i'll | lcalth and needs his help Since lie | eft, his son, or her setpson, died. | Mrs. Robertson says he had no req on for leaving her aside from if l lancial troubles which can be l up. She believes he is | topping on Van Buren street and |. nay be found through a man by | he name of MingO who she claims | IlsO skipped out and left a wife | ,ack there. Mrs. Robertson wants | he marshal to tell her about the | avs of Arizona. and how she can ! make her husband support her ac- .ording to them. Any information as o these parties can be addressed to he city marshal.
 KANGAROO COURT NC. 2-For the first time in the history of the county jail there arc now two Kanga- roo courts there. One was organized NestardaN by the women inrnntn. h,.