Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-24

who ought TO have been married years
| ago.
POLICE COURT.-The only case
coming before the recorder yesterday
was that of the man who tied his horse
to tree the day before. He was
found guilty and fined S. which he
paid.
SINMS- BUSH.-Ne comes from
Prescott of the marriage of Edith
Simms and Joe Bush. The happy
groom Is not Captain Joe Bush of the
Phoenix police force,
MIR. sCANLoN's QUEST. Michael
SCanlon. a character of many years
standing in Phoenix. is attracting at
tention by going about the streets with
a bottle wrapped up in rags. He is
haunting al the courts asking relief
against man who stole a ccat from
him some time in the last century. He
thinks 1t was in the year 1898.
AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
Sheriff Stout returned yesterday morn
ing from Tombstone with man named
Espinosa' charged with stealing Il
horse from A. j. Hansen of Kyrene.
The tht # was committed several weeks
ago. The thief was traced up and
dawn the valley, and at last disap-
peared from view altogether. lie was
located at Tombstone LAST week and
locked up on Instructions from Phoe-
nix.
RAILROAD OFFICE CHANGES
Mr.. l. ID. Reedy. ticket clerk in the
NJ. & =. railroad office. will sever his
connection with that company about
the first of August ana go to san
Francisco for a couple of weeks va
cation ON his return he viii! enter the
employ of the $. f.. p. & =. company
as ticli,t clerk in the Phoenix Office.
Mr.. j. w. Walden will succeed Mr..
Reedy rs ticket clerk in the NJ. & +.
office.
KILLING DEER OUT OF SEASON.
Comp amt was made in Justice Buzz
netts court yesterday against John
Dee AN Indian, charging him with
violation of the new game law by hay
ing killed a female deer. Informal COM
paint has been made Tor some time
against hand Of Mohave-Apaches
who have been operating about thirty
mn : lpl III VI llt wy Gbiilt VI AtlS
deer meat has been purchased by peo-
pie living in the city and who thus be
come offenders against the law.
SAUCIDO REPENTED. - Ferman
Salcido on Monday night hunted up q
constable and told him that Francisco
Franco and John Doe had assaulted
him, and sked for their arrest. They
were brought before Justice Gray yes
terday when Salcido announced to the
court that he was drunk when he filed
the complaint and he had come to the
conclusion that his acti.n was hasty
He therefore asked that the prisoners
b. released and agreed TO settle the
costs himself. lie had his WAY about
It.
IN A CRITICAL Condolences
ward p. Scott, who has lad cha sc for
some time of the local office Of the
international School of Correspondence
Of Scranton, Pa. Is lying at the PhGe-
nix hospital in a very critical condi-
ton. He was seized with q hemor-
image a few days ago, ana there have.
been frequent r5currenc0s. Some time
before his seizure his father, Warwick
Scott. went to California on a vacation
Nobody here knows WHERE he is. Sew
eral attempts have been made to COM
municate with him in the last twenty
four hours.
NOT OPEN HOUSE. The residents
of Iron Springs are somewhat irritated
by an imprj ssion that Sc ms to PIE
vail among people generally that their
cutting cub dances are public and open
house affairs. This Is mistake. as
only those holding invitation cards
from some member in good standing
will be recognized as welcome guests.
Others will be refused the privileges of
the .1oor Every courtesy will be eN-
tended their guests but unlimited per-
sons should remember that the colony
is maintained by private enterprise,
and its Members have the right to
choose their associates.
a TURKISH AFFAIR-There is
trouble among the subjects Of the sui
tan. Some time ago one II them. +.
Ronalei, started store on Second
street, and put up q grsat muslin sign
"The Turkish Store" II said that s.
Acke'. a countryman. also engaged in
the mercantile business, called the next
day and ordered him to take the sign
down on the ground that there was
only one regularly ordained Turkish
store in Phoenix, and that was his;
there was no room for any more. Rom
lei refused to remove his sign, but that
night somebody did 1t for him. He
suspected Ackel and made complaint
against him. An officer went to see
~.
idea. He was Romiei's benefactor. He
had given him the muslin. for the sign.
He had brought him to this country
and had constantly befrlended him.
The ohic5r went away thinking a mis-