Arizona republican., 1901-01-31

tHTeW nm out or the way, put ms mar
 gin was so close that the wheels of the
 automobile touched him.
 CATTLE sHIPMENr.--Two cars of | cattle were shipped to Los Angeles last | night from Tempe over the NJ. X P. | railroad.
 Y. P. s. c. E. SOCIAL.--The Y. P. $.
 c. E. of the Presbyterian church will
 give social at the church tonight. Ali l are cordially invited.
 CRITTENTON HOME MEETING
 An adjourned business meeting of the Crittenton Home circle will be held il
 the w. c. T. U. rooms at 2:3O this af- ternoon.
 A GIRL.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Peckham, who reside in BrilPs addi- tion, are rejoicing in the arrival of a girl baby that brought the scales down
 to the ten and half pound mark. GREENS RHTURN.-Sheriff Stout
 returned from Prescott last night hav-
 in custody J. s. Green who is charged
 with having drawn check on the
 Phoenix National bank for s75 when he
 had no account there and persuading
 A. MCSdTlley to cdSn IL.
 HERB FROM GLOBE. = Hinson
 Thomas, undershsriff of Gila county
 arrived here from Globe yesterday
 morning having in custody Frank
 Furl who was committed to the insane asylum. MT. Thomas is well known all
 over the territory and was chief clerk
 of the legislative council in 1879.
 GODOwSKY'S PIANO.-Godowsky's
 grand piano arrived last night by the
 $, F., P. & P. freight train. The
 transportation charges amounted to SIP from New York and the instrument
 weighs 1.S00 pounds. It is by far the largest piano that ever came to Phoenix.
 BACK TO FRISCO.-Mr. J. Hein- sohn who spends two or three months in Phoenix every winter left for his home near San Francisco last night. Mr. Heinsohn is one of the old pioneers in this valley and was engaged in bus mess here some twenty or twenty-five years ago. He still owns property here.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate cNurt yesterday a hearing was given the account of Caroline Warmke, ex- ecutrix of the will of F. w. Gatke, and the same was approved. In the estate of C. V. Shawver a hearing was given the annual account and report of John E. Shawver administrator, both being approved.
 ONE HOBO.-Fifteen days was given the solitary hobo that appeared before Recorder Jobs Monday. He said he was from Bakersfield, Cal, and every one he asked about Phoenix told him that work was lying around here in layers several feet dep but he had failed to find any and thought his con- tidence had been misplaced.
 VISITING SCHOOI.S.-County Sup A. II. Futon Is busily en- gagged these days in visiting the various school districts of the county. Yester- Gay he visited the Is2acs and Grand avenue schools and the day before he was at the Madison and Creighton dis tricts, He says that most of the schools in tho county are doing good work and he has little Nfault to find with the teachers.
 THE TIGER.-A poor sick man left one of the Hoffman tigers pretty bad ly crippled yesterday. He is an invalid and came here to spend the winter and if he had been feeling well there Is no telling what might have happened. He picked out the beast known as the 1 rouletts wheel and left it $625 to the good. There was a. time when he could | in f ,at h hiuty thousand dollars but he did not want | to break the game all at once.
 NO SNOW IN SIGHT.-It is a very | fact that only once this winter | has snow been visible in the mountains | Usually for two or three winter months ! snow can be seen in the Bradshaws or | the Four Peaks, and last spring, on May 1, the Four Peaks were covered | with snow. About two weeks ago q slight amount could be seen on the but it only lasted few hours.
 MIR. GRAY'S DOCKET.--Two mis- iemeanor arrests were made yesterday on warrants sworn out in Justice Ciray's court. One of the defendants 8 Pilara Campay, a Mexican woman, who is charged with using improper anguage in public and before children. She will be given a hearing at 10 o'clock this morning and an hour ater Ramon Werta will answer to a similar charge at the instance of Syl- 'ana Sanez
 KILLING AT AJO.--A young man who arrived here from Ajo mining camp, south of Gila Bend, yesterday brought the news of a killing It that camp several days ago. It ap- pears that Thomas Childs, Jr., and a Mexican by the name of Miguel Lasado lad become enemies through their nut lal regard for a Mexican girl. They | met in the store of a man named John