Arizona republican., 1901-12-12

of the little dog wanted the owner of
 the big dog arrested. MT. Lawrence
 passed the case up to Marshal Kinney.
 who will consider it along with other
 important matters in connection with
 his office.
 l HACKNEY ARRAIGNED. - Mort Hackney. the young man arrested on
 Tuesday evening. charged with burg larizing the house of Mrs. Jones near Five Points and stealing a lot of for eign- coins, was arraigned in Justice l Burnett's court yesterday morning and his preliminary hearing was set for to- | morrow. His bail was fixed at 1.000. He is stll in jail. Hackney denies that | hc entered the house He says he found
 the coins lying on the avenue above Sullivan's saloon. He did not know
 whose they were and did not think they
 were of great value. As matter of | faos they were not, since at the pre- vailing price of silver they brought him ! only s1.50.
 INSECURELY .ANCHORED-A man came in from the country yesterday afternoon and made the mistake of tying saddle horse to one ofs those
 weights which sometimes, but not al
 ways, fool city horses into believing
 that they are there for keeps. It took ! the country horse only a minute to
 discover that he was heavier than the
 weight, and he made instant use of his
 new-found information. He started up
 Washington street at moderate pace
 which was rapidly accelerated by the
 bounding of the weight off his legs and sides The usual cowboy was on the street. and after chasing the runaway half dozen blocks, brought him back in captivity.
 CHRISTMAS AT AGUA CALIENTE There will be something doing at Agua Caliente on Christmas day. In fact. there will be considerable doing First there will be a big turkey shoot, and 1t will be followed by two lively races. one of which at least will be q: novelty It will be a burro race for young ladies. That-is, the young ladies are not to be raced for. but are to ride the burros that are to do the racing. After that event there will be run ring race. free for all. Entries for the races must be reported to H. A. Me Donald, Agua Caliente. by December 20. Christmas night is to be devoted to dancing and q grand ball is being ar ranged for.
 SlMSFR-THO Morris Sim ser and Miss Henrietta Thompson were married last evening at the residence Of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. o. E. Thompson, number 800 North Sec ond avenue. Rev. c. V. Cowan offici- ated- The gathering was a quiet fam fly affair, only the immediate relatives and friends being present Mir. Simser is well known here. having lived in Phoenix for several years. He owns q meat market on East Washington street. The bride has lived here with her parents for the last five years and is well and favorably known. She grad 1ated last year from the Phoenix High school The newly married couple will begin housekeeping at No. A. North Third street.
 A SUDDEN DEATH.-Albert Wiikis. a sick man. died suddenly in the rear of Mckelligon's saloon about Il o'clock yesterday. Hc was a resident of Mich iSan City, Ind. and had lived in Phoe- nix at various times for nearly two years. He was sufferer from con sumption and lately had heen just able to drag hiinsclf about and hunt for warm corners. Quite early in the morn ing he went into the saloon and seemed so weak that MT. sfcKelligon prepared bed for him in the back part of the room. He lay there until nearly II o'clock and then arose and went out v dead shortly afterward. A coroner's jury. summoned by Justice Burnett, held an inquest and decided that death was the result of natural causes.
 DOOLEY IN ARIZONA.-The east bound passenger train on the Southern Pacific Tuesday morning carried four. teen coaches. Five special cars were occupied by the inspection party from San Francisco. which is making the an- nual inspection of the road and equip Eent, and Governor Murphy's car was at Maricops. The party lief. San Francisco about ten days ago. The five extra coaches were detached from the regular train at Tucson and went cut ahead on a special bound for Quay mas. They will return in three or four days to Benson and from there work to El Paso. the Citizen says. In the party were James Agler. manager. San Fran cisco; J. H. Wallace. engineer main- tenance of way. San Francisco; J. A. Muir, superintendent Los Angeles di- San Joaquin and Los Angeles division. Superintendent C. c. Sroufe joined the party at Tucson and C. w. Burkhslter them as far as Huachuc9. The private car Great Northern was also attached to the train. It car r'ied H. w. Cannon, a prominent New York banker. of the firm of Cannon X Chase. MT. Cannon has as his guest F. P. Dunne, who writes the famous ''Dooley" stories. They have been tour ing the west and are now en route to