Arizona republican., 1897-12-23

It's Tributary Region Presented in Nutsheil-Doings of People and Other Matters.
 Twenty cars of cattle will be sh ppe by J. W. Sullivan in a day or two for Kansas pastures.
 A meeting of the Woman's Re i If i Corp will be held this afternoon for the initiation of new members. County Superintendent Grouse yes | terday appointed Robert c. George school trustee in the Enterprise dis trict.
 Miss Maude Weatherby of Chilli cothe, Mo-, died in this city on Tues day evening. Her remains will be sent home for burial.
 A dance will take place ao the Mari copa club tonight. This is a holiday event and the management hopes that all the members will attend. Doroteo Modeno died on Tuesday n; ght in the southern part of the city. Riders and driveEs at the holiday races are requested Ito call at the head quarters of the association, room g. Monihon block. today and leave their cOlOrs in crder that work may be be-
  B. Sues left last might for his home at San Bernard;n'oi The board of su- pervisors contributed partly toward his fare home. There was a pretty gen. eral impression that his trip should have cost him nothing, considering the circumstances under which he had been brought here The luxury of be- ing arrested for murder is not one for which one is willirg to make much of an outlay.
 There is d grim humor in the form of the order used at the board of supe-- visors' office for directing the county undertaken to bury indige1t deiG There is, in fact no form flor this pu"- pose, so that forms of orders cn mar- chants are used. Clerk Gray though. fills up all the blank spaces and a burial order made out in due form reads as follows: Please deliver tc Mother Earth the body of John Doe"
 The Bauaca class of the Baptist church has organized with the follow ing officers: Teacher, Mrs. A. B. Buckley; president, Allen Haskins; vice president, Henry Halsey; secre- t'ary, William Halsey; assistant secre- tary, George Minor; treasurer, Burt
 
 The next lecture in tha: psople's pop ular course will be given by Pr, lessor J. Curtis Wasson, alt the Bsp list church on Thursday evening of reNt week. December 30.
 Deputy Sheriff George r;tu-ned yes terday morning wiI-h Sam Trask. charged with stealing a valise from w. c. Willis in this city It is believed that Trask is the wrcng man. The thief get the valise by presenting forged order for the valise at the house where Willis was lodging When Trask was arrested he was scared nearly to death. One cause of his fright was a fear that he would lose his job. His foretmail assured him that the place would be held open for him.
 The man arrested at Randsburg. Cal, on suspicion of being Fred G. Hughes turns out to have been some body else. Hughes is reported 10 have been seen alt San Francisco ten days ago. He has written to friends at Tucson that he is williHg to come back and face the charges against him. His willingness on this point, how ever, cannot be construed to be en- thusiasm. At the best 1t is only
 
 eXtradihion can transform into action
 There is a woman in Phoenix who doesn't fully understand the bank ng business. She is the owner of co. siderable property in a coast town aud she also has an agenu and a bank ac- count in the same town. Not long ago she drew a check against the ac- count and for some reason it came hoo o,1t renee was repeated not long afterward and she wrote her agent Ito call on the bank folks, find cut what was the mat ter and inform that that her check book was not more than ha'f ex- hausted.
 The San Francisco Examiner is givens to the printing of fac simile teiegrams, blank form, and all from prominent persons on subjects of cur rent interest. In the highly colored edition of last Sunday there were sev- eral such tlelegrams frcm people all over the United States expressive Of Christmas sentiment and apparently collee,ed without regard to expense. Among these was one from Dr. Chaun icey Depew, dated from New York on December IT. lit happened that Dr. DCpCN was nOl III N6W 1OTh O0 TQd- day and had mot been thsre within the two preceding days, fer on Sunday. December 19, he was at Ash Fork, this territory, on his way 10 California, possibly for the purpose of delivsring the telegram in person at the Exam iner office
 A lady yesterday afternoon found a little girl or years old wandering about in the neighbo-hood of the Pres byterian church, lost. She took charge of her, but being unable to To- cate her home, sent her to the sheriff's office. The baby was scared and tried to be brave and kesp from crying. but she was so badly rlattled that she could not remember her name or anything else that offered clue to her parents. At last a man came in who had heard th.at ..l, .n