Arizona republican., 1899-05-02

constructed of iron bars like those in
 the jail windows. It will be eighteen
 feet high and will be placed six feet
 from the jail building The object is
 to prevent friends of prisoners from
 communicating with them from the
 outside and from passing contraband articles to them The board had this
 matter up a year ago and it wishes
 new it had built the fence then. The
 advance in iron has made a difference
 of s400 in the cost of it.
 NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASsO- CLAYTON. Professor F. s. Hafford of
 Jerome, state director of the National
 Educational association, writes The
 Republican that the National Educa-
 tional association rates to Los Angeles
 will be $2290 from all points on the | direct line of the s. F. P. & P. rail-
 way. Dates of sale, June 27 to July
 10, inclusive. Transit limit in each direction is a continuous passage. The
 final limit is September 4 The above
 rats includes a $2 associate member
 ship fee. Those already enrolled as
 active members have their annual fee | included in the rate. Those who have
 naver become active members. and
 wishing to bcome so, will be required
 to pay $2 enrolling fee in Los An
 geles. Either active cr associate
 members are entitled to the annual
 Volums of proceedings The election of
 officers and the carrying on of the
 business of the association is done by
 the accive members. Professcr Half
 ford requests Arizona teachers to be- come active members of the associa- ton and to keep their membershir, alive from year to year that they may be fully identified with all the great educational work the association is doing.
 AN AUDACIOUS GANG. There is an organized gang of burglars in town. It has confined it's operations to a neigE5orhood on South Second avenue. The Republican yesterday mada mention cf an attempted robbery at the residence of J. J. Hardwick in that locality last Friday night There were two ladies in the house beside MT. Hardwick's family, but TO men were on the premis-5. The rcBBeTs ap- parently had an understanding When Mrs. Hardwick '17tls aware of the pres ence of thieves she started for the front door. Tha rJbbers got there at the same time. Mrs. Fardwick em- plOyed al her fierce to keep it closed and the men made several unsuccess- ful attempts to open it. In thl2 mean tirce an accompIice had Tippc1 two screens loose. Tie occupants even- | tUally sought refuge at lShe electric 1 light plant near by. Sunday night i much the sam'e performance occurred | at the residence of H. L. HoWF. the | about a half mile south of | Hardwick's s. The screens were torn | there also. An officer remained at residence all of Sunday night, but on that particular night the burglars were absent.
 DISTRICT COURT. The jury in the damage suit of Eda Weston against the National Steam laundry yesterday gave the plaintiff a verdict 'or s1,500. The plaintiff was em- oloyed by the defendant. One day her rand was caught in mangler and she vas more or less permanently deprived # the use of it. Suit was brought Lgainst the company on the ground hat the mangler was of faulty con- truction in that it Twas not provided with guards to prevent just such ac- 1 {, Il a trial in the district court the 'laintiff was given judgment and the ase was appealed to the supreme ourt, by which 3 new trial was or cred. At the conclusion of this case hat of Jose 'Sotello vs. Goldman, ad- of the estate of M Worm er was begun. This is an action to ecover for services in attending Vormser for several years previous to is death. Andrew Johnson, who had cen indicted for assault with dead 7 weapon, withdrew his plea of not uilty and was permitted to plead uilty to assault and battery He was to thirty days in the county lil Johnscn is colored man who an amuck in the Hotel Adams phar- Iacy one Sunday last winter.
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