Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-28

| about four years ago. This young man
was born in this town twelve years ago
ana weighs 10 pounds. He is an Ari
IONA product worth directing attention
| to.
FUNERAL OF j. M'CARTY.--Mr. f.
A. Shaw received another telegram yes
terday announcing that the remains of
John McCarty We're engoute to Phoe-
| nix, and would arrive on this morn
ing's train The funeral will, there
| fore, take place at . o'clock as an
nouncsd yesterday. and most of the
secret societies of the city viii attend,
| The lodges win meet In their respec-
dive halls at 4.S0 and march to the
| undertaking parl0rs
BICYCLE GLOW MS.-Bicycla
riders are now discussing a very nat
ural question that arises with the Use
of the moon these nights The electric
| lights are deemed unnec ssary and are
therefore not taxed for service. Wheel
| lamps alight in thu face of the moon
are like tn glow worm unto the search
| light of one of the nations warships.
| The wheelmans question in Phoenix
Is why should ne be made to play the
| SloN NDEHl--Ot pay Il nic
AN INSANE FRENCHMAN.-Com-
plant was made in probate court yes
terday against an insane Frenchman
named Langlors at Tempe. He has
been attracting attention to himself
| by eccentric actions for some time.
Lately he has grown worse and though
he has not attempted violence he has
been preparing a list of persons he
wants to pgscede MIN into eternity. As
soon as he kills them he will commit
suicide Re will have a hearing today.
A HUNTING ACCIDENT-G. II.
| Biggs, steward of the county hospital.
was the victim OF a painful hunting ae-
cid,nt yesterday. In company with
! AIR. Tompkins and the Misses Gillian.
| he was hunting doves southws st of the
city. He got out of the buggy to shoot
some birds near the roadside. He
cooked the gun and holding it muzzle
down started around the buggy. 1t
was discharged. tearing away a por-
ton of the right foot. The injured foot
was dressed by DR.. Slusher.
PROBATE COURT.-The hearing Of
the report of the administrator of the
estate of Josephine Elvey was dismiss
| ed in probate court yesterday and an
| itemized statement was ordered. An
order was made setting aside the es-
| tate of Loyal w. Hill to the widow.
| The record for speed was broken in this
case 1t was brought into court on Au-
| gust 10 and was closed seventeen days
later. An order to sell personal prop
| erty of the estate of Leslie G. Hart was
made.
GOLD LODE CASES-Tne only mat
tar before Justice Gray yesterday for
considerat ton was the application for
change of venue made by the Gold
! Lode company in the misdeameaEor
cases against them, brought by former
| mployes for the collection Of wag S
The change Of venue to justice Bur
netts court was granted aud the cases
set for h airing. Angus, 29th This Il
the first action taken in this county
under ths new law. making the re-
usal 10 pay wag $ a misd4a nednor,
and for that reason will be watched
with interest.
JUDGE STILWELL HOME.-Judge
W. II Stilwell returned home yes,e. day
morning from two months visit IN
the east. He was in Washington and
New York, but spent the greater part
eff his time in northern New York
where ne lived a great many years ago,
and along the st, Lawrence river where
fishing ana boating are among the de-
lights of sumner life. II enjoyed the
change of environments and returns re-
freshsd. but nevertheless he says he
Is CAD to get home. as he really did
"a nj nnl " o 1 1
he st back into Arizona.
LIKE A CAMPOMOGHE.-City At
torney Geo. j. Billiard is going TO ask
the court TO restrain the Arizona Dem.
o-rat from printing pictures of him
The last issue of the Democrat hardly
lid Mr. Bullard justice. The Only thina
recognizable about him was his Fedora
straw hat. He was pictured with 2
big law book under each arm. and had
the general appearance of a VINCE
creature. AS Mr.. Billiard himself said
after critical survey Of the picture
THAT doesn't look like me- II doesn't
look like any human being. 1t makes
me look like "A campomoche."
HE WEAI,IEE OF OFFICE.-The
tn resignation Ct Justice Johnson T,
McCre, of Tempe precinct is in the
hands of the board of sup rvsOrs Mr.
Moore, was elected last fail much
against his VII. He refused to be a
candidate at first. but 1t was repre-
sentzd TO him that it was his Cuty
: as a good citizen 20 accept the nomlna-
ton to shut out two ether aspirants. 1t
, was further presented to him that h
, would never have any judicial duties to
: perform. unless he want d them.
Tempe has two justices of the peace
| and furnishes only enough busin So 70
. support one in luxury. Mr.. Moore con-
scented for the coed OF The county to be
buffer but not justice, He was
nominated and elected, ana supposine
that he had serv d his purpose, he re.