Arizona republican., 1902-08-30

| POSTPONED.-The case of Manuel the Mexican boy who likes water
 melons, was continued till today in
 Justice Grays court.
 A COLLISION.-The Phoenix Steam
 Laundry wagon and a bicycle rider en- 1 joyed collision yesterday forenoon at
 the corner of Center and Washington streets.
 NOT BADLY HURT.-A daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. G. Marsh was thrown from pet burro yesterday in front of the Hotel Adams, and though she was
 badly frightened she was not seriously hurt.
 STAGE ROBBED.-The stage to
 Washington Camp. in Santa Cruz coun- ty, was robbed few days ago in regu- lar frontier fashion. A sheriff's posse
 is on the trail and man named Whip pie is suspected of being the robber.
 PROHIBITION CONVENTIONAL
 territorial prohibition convention will be held in this city on September A. in the basement of the First M E. church. It had been previously announced that the convention would be held in the hall of the I. O. G. T.
 CANANEA STREET RAILWAY Ground has been broken for the con- struction of a street railway in Cana nea. connecting the old town with Mesa. the new town. Most of the com pany's employees will reside at Mesa and the cars will facilitate their travel to and from work
 PROBATE COURT.-A sale of real estate of the estate of M Womser was confirmed in probate court yesterday Applicatio was made by John Elvey for letters of administration on the estate of T. K. Elvey and Josephine Elvey. The former. who died at Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago. was the administrator of the estate of Joseph inc Elvey. The application in both cases was set for hearing September r.
 BUFFALO BILLS SHOW.-Frank J. O'DOnneI. the press agent of Buffalo Bills Wild West and Congress of Rough Riders, was in the city yester- day paving the way for the great show which will be in Phoenix on September 29. People in Phoenix and all over Arizona have seen wild west perform ances before, but they never saw such an aggregation of them as will be here when Buffalo Bill comes.
 A PLEASANT TRIP.-District At torney A. J. Edwards returned home yesterday morning from an extended trip through the east, which he enjoyed very much. He visited his old home in North Carolina, spent some time in Virginia and attended to business mat ters in Boston, New York and other eastern commercial centers. Return ing he visited in Indiana, where he lived for many years.
 ORAIBA SNAKE DANCE.-It IS Hopi snake dance at Oraiba Indian will lage are now at their height, as North ern Arizona papers announce that many tourist parties left for that will lage last week. Among the tourists were Professor G. Wharton James, who has an intimate acquaintance with rat tlesnakes, and Mrs. Emma Paddock Telford of New York, the well-known correspondent and lecturer
 A WILD KICKER.-A horse attach ed to a cart and hitched to weight on Washington street, between First and Second streets, yesterday made things in that vicinity hum for a time He got frightened at something, and gave an illustration of how a horse could kick if he was only a mule. When he got through he wasn't attached to the cart any more. for there wasn't enough of it left to fasten anything to. The horse ran into the hitching