Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-28
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CARNIVAL LEAVES-With the OK, ception of few barrels of badly soiled confetti, trampled in the mud on South Broad street, nothing remains of the Nat Reiss carnival. That company pull ed stakes Sunday night and departed for Tucson early yesterday morning. The company made good financially, as far as weather conditions would per init.
 WEEK IN JAIL-K. Carmez, who celebrated too freely over Christmas and fell into the clutches of the police as a result, faced Judge H. II. Pratt yesterday on drunk and disorderly charge. He drew seven days in jail.
 THE WEBSTER RESTAURANT Furnishes well-cOoked meals, quick ser. vice and warm pleasant dining room. Open from a. m. to s ?. m.
 FIGHTERS FINED-L. Juarez and A. Guarege, arrested Sunday night for fighting and haled before Judge II. II. Pratt yesterday on that charge, drew fines of $lO each, Juarez paid up and was released, while his partner, in de- fault of payment, was sent to jail.
 CLEAN BROAD sTREET-Street Supervisor Floyd BleviDs and his crew spent busy day yesterday, cleaning up Broad street. The gutters were scraped and the mud hauled away, greatly i'm proving the condition of the street.
 MORE BOUNTIES-Trappcrs who quit the game when the ban was placed on skunk hides, are at work again. Yes. terday twenty-five coyote hides and three eat skins were turned into the office of the board of supervisors and it is expected that more bounty hides will be brought in within the next few days.
 MEXICAN DIES-A Mexican named Gonzales, who was so entirely unknown that not even his initials are on record, died at the county hospital Saturday of pneumonia, after short illness. He was buried sunday at the expense of the county.
 VUKEVITCH GETS BoND-Pete Nukevitch, who was placed under bonds Of Sl,OOO to keep the peace a few weeks ago and who later was surrendered by his bOndsmen, was yesterday re. leased for the second time, having SC. cured new bondsmen. Nukevich was put under bonds for beating his wife
 ACQUIRED JAG-James Brady faced Judge II. II. Pratt yesterday on a drunk and disorderly charge. He pleaded guilty and drew sentence of $7 or seven days.
 HOTEL ARRIVALS-W B. Ash, ! Kansas City; Henrietta Dawson. Phoc- mex; NJ. C. Cheney, Fl Paso; P. II. Ar i mold, San Francisco; l.. NJ. Weaver. San Carlos; w. F. Wo0tOn. San Carlos: Tal- bert smith, '. $. Army; Mrs. Muhle, han, Sundell, Georgia; Mrs. Mansard, | Columbus, Ohio; Charlotte Palm. Beth. l lehem, Pa. Paul Franks. Lake Linden, l Michigan.
 HERE FROM SAN CARLOS -Indi- | an Agent l.. NJ. Weaver and Deputy | sheriff w. F.. WoOton of San Carlos ar | rived here last night on business |
 MISS PALM ARRIVES-Miss Char | IOtte Palm arrived here last night from | Pa, to agt as witness in l the coming retrial of Mrs. Margery Beck. charged with having committed an assault upon the former with intent To commit murder.
 PAYS S7 FINE-GeOrge Matthews who drank Overmueh Saturday and was arrested as the result, paid fine of B in Judge II. H. Pratt s court yester- lay, as the result.
 SMITH BUYS PROPERTY. G. smith yesterday closed deal with the Union Realty & Trust company for the 'rOchaska property at Mesquite and I High streets. The property is improved with a good four-rOom house.
 DRAWS SEVEN DAYS-Jack Law ence faced Judge II. II. Pratt yester- lay on a charge of disturbing the peace ie drew a seven day sentence with the option of securing his liberty on pay.