Arizona republican., 1899-01-08

quality of the birds exhibit and tn
 number of persons who will enter thei1
 fancy stock. The association will gC
 outside of the valley for a judge. hay ing selected MT. s. L. Roberts of Sar Diego, Cal. The show will be one oI the most interesting ever held in the
 valley.
 WOULDN'T EAT TURKEY The vegetarians have a you.nIu devotee Ct their principles of diet in a 3-year-old
 child who is a resident of this valley When Christmas came the turk y
 which was to compose the holiday meal
 for the family of which the young vege-
 tarian is a member was killed by the
 father before the eyes of the yOungster
 At the dinner the little observer re-
 fused to eat any of the turkey much to | tn surprise Of its parents. The Ob- jGction was based on the fact that the
 turkey was dead, and the child refused
 to eat anything which had to be killed.
 THE COST OF ZWEI BIER. "A ! Scandinavian by the name Of Fred Nel-
 son was before Justice Kincaid yester-
 day for a disturbance Of ths peace at ! Five Points He tried to force his way l into the house of d man named Bid well
 and was forciblH thrown out Ne.son
 Is an inoffensive looking Swede. but
 was rendered ferociOus by two drinks
 of beer In consideration of the cir cumstance that he was not in his nat ural condition he was fine1 only the costs of the proceedings, $6.50. He tried to beg out of that, On the theory that the law had been sufficiently sat isfied by his arr st and plea of guilty. He had just arrived from Nevada. He had no money. but was the owner of horse and cart which he had registered at Five Points corral. He feared that by the time he had served his sen tence his outfit would he dissip3tad.
 SUIT ON A NOTE. Suit was filed in distrct court yesterday by the Farm CTS and Merchants bank Of T5mpe aganst Ben Goldman. E. G. FTanken burg, trustee, and T. K. Murphy. The suit, according to the complaint. had it's origin in the following transaction: On September Il, 1893, Goldman deliV-| cred his prOmissory not9 to Murphy for s ,500 bearing interest at the rate of 175 per cent a month and payable on January Il, 1894. Goldman hyIo he cated to Murphy fifty shares of the stock of Wildman. Peters & Gcl5man, and nine shares of the stock of the bank. The bank stock was su6se quently assigned to Frankenburg On
 
 to the plaintiff Suit is brought to rs- cover the face of the note. beside 8, ,257.50 interest which had accrued att the time of the endorsement. inte- est which has accrued since a. Der cent, ] and for a foreclosure of the lien upon the collateral in the hands Of Murphy and Frankenberg.
 MULITOR'S EXPLANATION. -i Charlie SIankard returned from Tucson y yesterday morning with old nan Muli- tor, who had been GTrested Cn tele- gram for rCbbing the house of w. I. | Homer last June. Tie 0 man says he is not as bad as he is T-i t-l. He says in explanation Of his sale ard hy- pothecatiOn Cs the tcGls cel nging to MT. HOrner's cement bUsin S. lat he was a. partner in the en te-prise and had 2 right to sell i5 out, since ,Lere was i 10 restraining CTde- agairs it. This xpi2natiOn dCss nos cover the removal md sale of a shotgun b bankers. sleeve . buttons and other a-t'cl- wfi- h can lot be construed to app rta' Il to the cement. artificial stone CT tl9gC lfthic laving trade This alIeg oIonse is ! covered by anCther explara ion that here was an open account te ween the ,ris her and NIr Homer with a b3laLc9 Il favor of the former. In the absence If Mr. HOrner Mulitcr settled the ac ount by the application upcn it Cf the hingS MT. Horner missed on his return rom a summers outing on the coast.
 TURNED DOWN. MT. George w. ICadIey has returned from Prescott where he went to attend a meeting of he city council which was to decide he water works bond matter. MT. foadley was employed by the council O secure a purchaser for the bonds. Ie spent considerable time in the east Il this mission and finally secured pur- hasers in the firm of Harrison & Har- ;sOn of New York. memb-r of the rm accompanied MT. HOadley 10 Pres Ott but the council refused to ratify he sale until its regular meeting in anuary. This meeting was held on tuesday evening. when it was suppOse1 | hat the matter would be s9Ltled amic- bIy. 'I had compiled with my in ( tructions," said MT. HOadley, speak ( lg Of the matter yesterday, but at the is5 moment an injunction was served | topping the paym- nt Of my comm S I ion and undoing all that I had done. / yhethe.t I will receive my commission I 5sts with the courts. The New York [ rn was prepared to carry cut the V 3mDletion Of the water works, and the I of the matter is a mys- 2 ny to all of us" p McKelligo1's where you can get e e finest hand-E4ade sour mash, bour-' ! 1n and Pennsylvania rye whiskies.
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