Arizona republican., 1902-08-16

arrested on the complaint of the father of the defendant
 A MASCOT.-If Councilman Sanders streak of luck does not pinch out he cannot be beaten for sheriff and even
 the presidency of the United States IS
 not entirely out of his reach. His run of good fortune began on Thursday night; it was a girl. She was not q big girl; weighed even less than A. s. Arthur's girl did, and until Thursday night she held the featherweight cham piOnshp. She weighed five pounds. Official figures have not been given in
 the case of the daughter of MT. San
 ders, but she weighs one pound less. 1 LINVIILE, SCHOOL.-R. A. Fickas
 said yesterday that the new Linvilc
 school will be ready to turn over to the
 district in ten days. H. r. De Mund and w IT. Robinson, the other trus- | tees. are expected to return here in i few days. when definite action will he taken on the matter of the rebuilding | of the Five Points school In the mean
 time the contractors are uneasy as to
 whether they are to ba allowed the
 contract price for the building of the school. MT. Fickas stated that the city
 schools would open on the 10th of Sep tember.
 EPES RANDOLPH'S NEW JOB.- Epes Randolph. fromerly division su- perintendent O: the Southern Pacific railroad, with headquarters at Tucson. but for the past two years connected with the Los Angeles street railway,
 has accepted q position as general manager of the Yaqui River and Pa cific railroad. This is the road which
 is being constructed from Candnea down the Yaqui river to the Pacific coast and possibly to Guaymas This
 is the enterprise which W. C. Greene was backing and in which the Hunting tons are also interested. MT. Randolph is now in Cananea.
 SURPRISE PARTY.-Yesterday aft ernoon a party of ladies of the Degree of Honor of the A. O. |. w. took Mrs F. W. Spears of 93O West Jefferson street by surprise. Mrs. Spears was thoroughly aston;shed when her visi- tors trooped in. but was equal to the occasion and made them feel thorough ly at home al once. The afternoon was very pleasantly passed in music and conversation. ending with delightful luncheon. The following ladies were present: Mrs. Holmes and son. Mrs Furl and niece. Mrs. Stenett and son. Mrs. Hidden, Mrs. George McFall. Mrs Eder and son, Misses Hidden, Misses Marlor, Miss Ambrose
 WAS PRETTY SLICK-Jim Griffin early yesterday morning very much surprised 2n individual at the Santa Fe train. The individual was leaving town between two suns. and did not want any one to know it. MT. Griffin, however, had an intimation that some thing was doin'. and got Up to say farewell to the departing person. it was matter of dollars and cents. and the young mans memory was too short for him to remember that he owed such a paltry thing as bill. After threats of the law. Mr. Griffin finally made the fellow open his pocket book, and not only collected the bill due him. but saved a friend from mourning over the untimely departure of the individual. lie paid both bills, and was allowed to
 take the train.
 WIFE IN FLOUR BARREL.-Bertha L. Wood yesterday filed suit in the dis
 tricr court for a divorce from Charles II. Wood. who. according to the story of the plaintiff. is not fit to have q wife. The pal ties were married in Denver in lS?0. From the outset of their marrie1
 life there was trouble for which the husband was principally to blame. The wife says he was guilty of extreme cruelty different times and sine cites one instance which was sufficiently pie turesQue. That time Wood put her into flour barrel that was much too small for her so that her position was cramped and painful. She was released
 by neighbors whom her outcries had at
 tracted. 4 foreclosure suit was begun by Emma Barthels against l.. E.. RridSeman and Arza Bridgeman. REAL ESTATE DEAL.-J. O. Toney.
 who is associated with Dr. Hughes and others in the ownership of the soap springs in the Black canyon. near the
 Agua Fria. yesterday purchased the Swilling ranch, located about mile from the soap springs. The SWillinS place quite a famous resort on the Black canyon stage line in the palny days of the territory, and many man has died with his boots on when mine host SwillinS was monarch of the
 country in that vicinity. Mir. TOney cX- poets to make some extensive improve nents on the place, and if will becom"
 an adjunct to the springs in the form of a resort. The medicinal qualities of the springs are fast becoming known,
 and when Mir. Toney gets his newly ac i quired possessions in shape he will be | in condition to accommodate large
 number of health seekers.
 WILL BE BURIED HEHE.-A c. Hulett yesterday received q di-patch
 from Mrs. T. K. Elvey, stating that she
 would arrive in this city from Las Vegas on Monday morning with the
 remains of her husband. who died on
 ranch th're the other day. MT Hu-