Arizona republican., 1901-05-31

annual university adiress, Tuesday, June I, p. m,s sfitnfni reunion, We'd nesday, June ., 9:S0 D. m; commence ment, Thursday. June C, 10 q. m, an- nual reception. Thursday, June 6, S:3O D. m.
 THE BUTT CASE.-Sheriff Stout re- turned yesterday morning from No- gales, Tucson and other southern Ari- zona points where he went to sub poena witnesses for the trial of Ed Butt, Jr., which has been set for June 3rd.
 BISBEE MAN HELD.--Captain Hi Mcdonald on Thursday received tele- graphic instructions from Justice of the Peace s. K. Williams of Bisbee, in- structng him to arrest one, William Bronn, of that place, believed to be in Phoenix He found him yesterday and put him where he will be safe when wanted, in the custody of the sheriff. It is not known here exactly what the charge against the man IS.
 A LONG EARED SOLOIST-Feeling a sympathetic interest for w. N Tiff fany in the recent loss of his pet dog at  only shot to scare him, a reporter called upon w. C. Foster, a neighbor of MT. Tiffany, yesterday, and asked him how the bereaved man was sustaining him. self under his grief. He seems pretty husky yet" said Mr. Foster, and ap- pears to eat well. As for sleeping, l don't know whether he has any difii- culty or not. but 1 have. Tiffany has a regular geological garden of hot house pets that he is bringing up on the bot tie or any other old way he can get them up. His latest weakness is pet burro that he is teaching to sing. l do not mind the daylight rehearsa,s, but the little brute really has talent and knows it. It takes so much interest in it's work that it just lies around and sings luliabies all day, and at night, when there is no one around to inter- fere, it tackles The Holy City. If ev- erybody lived as close as I do the Whole City" would tackle him"
 WAYWARDNESS ENDS IN INSAN- ITY.-Bertha Bernard was arrested yesterday on the charge of insanity and will be given hearing today by the probate judge. She Is only poor, fall en woman, and her friends, if she has any, can be counted on her fingers Still, there is a side to her case that is truly pathetic. Not long ago the death of William Bannister was recorded and since that time Bertha has conducted haroelf with more than usual impropri- ety and carelessness. She constantly n llrl of pillyr a fGguFC-n thaNs h ma
 CT paid the law the customary respect Cf purchasing a marriage license, she seems to have been desperately in love with him. During the la1t few days she has taken to wandering from her usual haunts and it is the opinion of tha officers making the arrest that she has broOled over her sorrow until req son has given way At the jail she is cOnntantly muttering his name and groping about as though in search of him. She is laboring under the hallu- cination that Billy has been kidnapped or stolen and is kept in hiding
 CATCH HIM, THEN FIX HIM Some reprehensible scoundre. who does not care a picayune for his own life or that of anyone else, puts in his odd hours at target practice on the powder houses east of the city, belonging 10 the Judson Dynamite & Powder con- pany of San Francisco. There are two of them along the line of the M. & ?. & g. R. V. railroad, ons halfway be- tween Phoenix and Tempe, and the Iother, a smaller one. halfway be- tween Phoenix and the big powder Ia r51ents the Judson company, and who was here yesterday. says that he has found In the walls of these structur $ bullet holss as deep as the length of a lead pencil. and the iron door is lit- erally frack,ed with bullet marks There Is always large quantity of powder and dynamite stores in thesa houses, particularly the larger one, and lsome day when the target fiend gets a good gun with force enough behind it to go through tle wall and a dynamite packing box, there will be a sensa | tional circumstance to record, about which the most painful thing will be the fact that the shooter was too far
 away to be nuplberea among the vice ! tins. A man. or boy either, who has mo better sense than to make a target | of a powder house, if he could be caught, should be sent to Siberia where there are few inhabitants, or tc
 ] place where the climate is consider ably warmer and which is reputed tc 1 ta thicl;ly settled. But Mir Kennedy
 has another grievance, He says the | houses are as securely locked as pos
 sible. yet some miscreant persists in
 stealing his powder He first gained admission to the powder house bS
 prying the door open with rrow-bar
 and was rather modest in his steal
 lngs. But the last time he found | big lock on the door that required con
 siderable systematic work with a filt l fin order to break it. This took nor,