Arizona republican., 1902-12-03

the sofa to the window and caught the
 curtain in it's travels In less than
 than it takes to tell it there was q room full of flame and smoke that was
 with great difficulty stamped out.
 "A CHANGE OF DIET.-Neri Osborn
 Jr has just returned from a visit to ! Wickenburg. where he spent the | Thanksgiving holiday with relatives He had a pleasant time, a part of
 which he spent in looking over the
 mining situation in that highly miner alized neighborhood. which he investi- gated last summer at considerable ! length. He had turkey to eat until ne
 got tired of the national bird, and he remembered with longing the time last summer when they had nothing better than plain priests for dinner.
 COL. SOBIEKI'S DATES.-Tonight Col. Sobieski will address the Indian school and tomorrow and Friday nights he will speak il the Presbyterian church. On Friday evening he will de- | liver his popular lecture on The Rise and Fall of the Polish Republic" which has received such favorable mention wherever heard. For this a small ad-
 mission fee will be charged for the benefit of the mission work of the or der. This will be his last lecture in Phoenix. On Saturday and Sunday nights he will speak in the Cartwright school house. and on Mondy night will deliver his lecture on "Polnd."
 FOR SELLING LIQUOR.-Juanita Salzel was arrested yesterday on com plaini of J. w. Canning and J. Fl. w Jensen was arrested on complaint of
 l.. J. Rice and M. Bacon. Both de-
 fendants are charged with violation
 of the local option prohibition law es-
 abolished in portions O; this county by q recent election. The woman who lives in a house on the Tempe road
 near the suburbs of town was ill yes terday and was given till o'clock this afternoon to answer in court MT.
 Jensen who conducts the TivOli garden
 on the Tempe road pleaded not guilty | and his case was set for trial Monday December Sth.
 MIR. DAVIS RETURN.-Charles A. Davis, the theatrical manager and ad- vance agent, returned here yesterday
 morning via Prescott after having made the southwest circuit in the in terest of the Oberle Stock company.
 Mr. Davis is looking and feeling well, and says the Oberle company has had a very successful tour and will be back
 the latter part of the week playing Mesa Saturday night and opening here again Monday night. MT. Davis is now under contract to do some special
 work for Murray & Mack in the south- west. Their "Finnegan's Ball" com pany will be here on Christmas. and Murray and Mack themselves will ap- pear on the 30th in their own company.
 DISTRICT COURT.-The appealed
 case of J. P Buford against D.
 P. Kyle, constable, growing out or
 the attachment of some property be-
 longing to the plaintiff was be-
 fore the court most of yesterday. as it
 had been the day before It was given
 to the jury, which had not found ve:--
 dict late ct night. Among the other
 business of the day was the issuance
 Of an order to show cause in the case
 of P. k. Hickey against Emily C.
 Hickey. The order was made on the application of the defendant and will
 be heard on December 12. This was
 suit following a divorce proceeding in
 which Mrs. Hickey had been given the
 custody of a young daughter. The hus
 band brought action against her. all leginS illtreatment of the child, and she
 was ordered to be put into the care or
 Mrs Louise c. Futile. In the petition
 for the order Mrs. Hickey alleges that
 there was conspiracy by her husband
 and Mrs Futile to get the child out Of
 her possession, and that Mrs. Tuttle
 was only a igurehead as the guardian
 of the child. That the child has beer
 taken out of the Jurisdiction or the court and that Mrs. Futile has paid
 no attention to her since she was ap- pointed guardian. She asks among other things that Mrs. Futile be re- quired to come into court and explain
 the character of her guardianship and that her husband be required to show why he is keeping the girl outside the Jurisdiction of the court contrary 10 the
 order made at the time of the decree of divorce.