Arizona republican., 1900-11-21

l present, the case went over until sat
 urday. The report of Dr. c. D. Bel
 den. administrator of the estate of A.
 M. Futile was filed and set for hearing
 on December 3.
 | TWO REAL ESTATE DEALS-Two real estate deals were effected in this city yesterday. The handsome resi- dence of W. s. Pickrell. on Central av-
 enue. was sold for $150OO, and the res ! idence of Thomas D. Bennett was sold 1 for $S,5O0. The latter deal was ef-
 fected through H. M. Creighton & Co. PEOPLE BROUGHT TOGETHER. The value of advertising space in the | Republican is almost daily attested to.
 A few days ago. J. Ernest Walker caused to be inserted in this paper q simple want ad, stating that he had some property for sale. Before 10 o'clock that day he had three applica- tions from prospective purchasers, and before ? o'clock the property was sold. MARAUDBRS OF KITCHENS.-On ! Monday night, when Ralph Sparks,
 who lives with his parents on North Seventh avenue, went home from the
 show, he entered the house by a screen
 porch in the rear. As he reached the door, a man dashed out of it. MT. Sparks pursued him some distance but was unable to overtake him. Il was
 discovered yesterday morning that the
 Sparks family had nothing for break
 fast. Everything eatable was gone.
 Among the missing articles were two
 rolls of butter a large chocolate cake
 and bag of cranberries. The cram
 berries were found sacttered over the
 ground in the vicinity of the house.
 There must have been another thief on
 the porch who went away leisurely
 and heavily laden, while the other was
 diverting the attention and energies of
 MT. Sparks. People in that part of
 town have made frequent complaint
 lately of visits by petty thieves.
 AN UNPROFITABLE CRIME-The
 sheriffs office yesterday received from Los Angeles $115. the price paid by that
 bunc6 artist, W. w. Staley, for his freedom. About a week ago Staley
 obtained S1OO from Lee Perkins by means of a worthless check. He left the same night for Los Angeles. and was arrested on his arrival there. Af- ter some telegraphic correspondence, it was decided by the district attorneys office here that the charge against him might be dismissed if he would return the money he had fraudulently ob tained and pay all expenses that had been incurred in overtaking him. These were made up mostly in telegrams, | amounting to $10.25. Justice John stones fees were S250. and other fees brought the sum up to about SIS. Tn addition to these are the costs incurred by the authorities at the other end of the line, so that altogether Staley's en- | terprise was an unfortunate one.
 THE COSTELLO DECISION. -I Judge Street yesterday rendered a de- cree in the case of $. Caroline Costel | 10 vs. J. H. Costello. a suit for separate maintenance. Underlying the decree was an expression that the court had no jurisdiction. since the matter had of New York. where there was de- icree already in force allowing the plaintiff a certain monthly alimOny. and giving the defendant the custody of the two younger children. There was therefore no judgment regarding alimony in this case. but it was de cided that the two children should be restored to the defendant; that he should pay $110 as attorneys fees for the plaintiff; that he should pay the costs on both sides of this litigation, that he should pay to the plaintiff $500 for the payment of her expenses in case she desires to return to New York.