Arizona republican., 1898-10-25
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

THE CASE REOPENED.- The di-
 vorce case of F'ulwiler vs. Fulwiler was reopened in district court yesterday. i The defendants motiosI to set aside the i default was granted and he was al l lowed to make answer to the com plaint.
 KATIE INQUIRIES FUNERAL. - The funsral of little Katie Mcclure. the 7-year-o1d daughter Of Mir and
 Mrs. John Mcclure, tooh place yester- day morning at 10 o'clock from the
 Catholic church. The funeral was largely attended, for the little girl was a lovable child, the favorita Of her class. The pail bearers were A. S. Ar
 thur, Claude Arthur, James BuTscn ard J. McAndrews.
 NICKEL IN THE SLOT MA
 CHINES.-The cases cf the city against
 c. P. Schenck. agent for the nickel-in- the-slot machines, were continued in police court yesterday for week. In
 some of the seven easss the defendant
 plcaded guilty The case Of the ma chine in the Bcdega caused the ccn- tinuarce. This is a three sided casa in which the proprietor comes in. His
 attorney, c. M. Frazier, is absent fire m
 the city.
 SUING FOR SALARY Charles
 Crow yesterday began suit in district
 court against R. Wilson to recover S336-50, a balance due for services as
 watchman at the defendants second hand store. The complaint states lnat | 1o rn1c i-ii hoo h ic .J,,+i fol
 man in April, 1895, and continued per forming them until April Of this ysar. The value Of these services is esti- mated at s30 month, making for the whole time s1,0S0. The plaintiff re- ceived s743.50.
 A FREE EXHIBITION. A new lot of films has been received for the nightly stereopticon exhibition given by the republican central committee from in front Of it's headquarters in the Monihon blcck Among them are moving pictures of the battleship Or egon and the cruiser Brooklyn as they appeared at the New York naval re- view. An arrangement has been made by which the pictures will be thrown upon the canvass on the Ncrth First avenue side instead of through it.
 FISHING AT THE DAM Recorder Jobs returned on Sunday from the Arizona dam, where he had been spending couple of weeks with Will liam Frazee Hunting is very good i up there now, but fishing is much bet- ! ter The man who fishes with hook and line does so just fer style at a sinful waste Of time. The pitchfork is better and more expeditions. A ! man with good fork can catch enough i three ~or four pound salmon and carp in five minutes to last him a month. | The Indians made the discovery of the i advantage Of the pitchfork in pisca- tOrial pursuits.
 JUSTICE DISCOURAGED. = The way some folks act is enough to dis courage justice. Last Saturday an i old woman, bent and weak, her face i disfgured by scratches and blows, | made complaint in Justice Kincaid's | court against her husband, Frank Ma | bry, an old man living nine miles west of town, charging him with beat |, ing her. Mabry was arrested and tried | yesterday morning. He was promptly | convicted and fined S25, in default Of i which he was sent to jail. Within l less than an hour after he was locked up the old woman was haunting the i jail, money in hand, to pay the fine.
 THE FRIEDEL SYSTEM Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friedel are enjoying an outing at the Arizona dam. MT. Erie del lately astonished the natives there by the successful application Of math- ! fioc tN + very simple affair based on the well known and well established theory that two lines not parallel will cut each l other. But it takes a mathematical 1 eye as well as 3 knowledge of mathe- matics to apply the rule with satisfac | tory results. Mir. Friedel saw two ducks flying in his direction on con verging lines. He calculated the apex of the angle they were describing and fired at it The ducks and charge ar rived there simultaneously and the birds fell dead. Ancther hunter would have shot first one bird and then the ether, thus wasting a charge. But under the Friedel system the hunter must have an eye that will enable | him to do two things; first, to reckon the time at which the birds will m get, 1 and second, to ascertain if they are flying on the same plane. Ii not, i mathematics cannot be brought into play and the hunter will be obliged to depend cn snap shots.
 THE ANDERSON CASE The s9c- end trial Of Josiah Anderson on a charge of an assault upcn J. M. Mullen with intent to commit murder was be- gun in district court yesterday. At i trial in the May term jury disagreed. i Very little trouble was experienced yesterday in securing jury. The fol- | lowing panel was made up: J. O. Ad- : ans, E. T. FauIey, Reuben Hill, J. Nj. 1 Vaughn, Henry Ware, A. Boyd, ". A. | Hood, H. F. Bartlett, Kirby Tramsl, ! Henry Haupt, J. M. Burns, J. O. Hall. ! The evidence for the people was put in i before 8 o'clock anG the defendant i went cn the stand. His direct exami- , nation was concluded when court ad- journed for the day. No evidence ed-