Arizona republican., 1902-09-05

SCHOOL DISTRICT 14.-School will open in District No. 14 on Monday, Sep tember 18th. The Douglass sisters have been employed as teachers.
 | PROBATE COURT-The final ac- count of the guardian of the Gilmore minors was filed in probate court yes | terday and was set for hearing on Sep- tember p.
 | POSTPONED.-Jane Doe was ar rested Wednesday night on complaint | of J. A. Plattner for disturbing the peace. Her case was to have been tried yesterday in the recorders court, but was postponed for one day.
 THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS meeting of the Third waro republicans ! is called for Friday (this) evening at s o'clock in Justice Gray's office on Vail street. The object of the meeting is the selection of names to be voted for :, at the primaries.
 SUSPECTED CHINAMEN. - Two Chinamen who were arrested at Tempe on the suspicion that they were ille- gally in the country were before Court Commissioner Woodward yesterday They proved that they were in posses
 
 they were discharged.
 A STRAY MARE.-Indian Agent FL wood Hadley of the Sacaton reservation reports that Indian Chief Tom about two years ago took up a stray mare at his farm on the reservation and to date has failed to find the owner. He would like to have the owner come and get the horse and pay charges. The mare is bright bay eight or nine years old and is branded on the left side IL X,' only the L is reversed.
 OFFICIAL CHANGES. - Governor Brodie yesterday appointed J. J. Riggs of Dos Cabezas, Cochise county, a member of the livestock sanitary com mission in the place of L. B. Cannon of Yavapai county, resigned. John Foster of Bisbee was appointed ser geant of the Arizona Rangers. The new member of the liYstock board is an attorney and was a member of the nineteenth legislature from Cochise county.
 FINDING OF A MINE.-George Me Fall, who recently returned from trip to the Tonto Basin, located while he was there three mining claims known as the Copper Cliff. Samples he brought with him assay S5 2-10 copper and also run high in silver and contain a few dollars in gold. He found a great deal of native copper, and he discovered one piece of fifty pounds which was almost solid copper. He was unable to break it with a pick and succeeded only in jarring the quartz in it loose.
 THE THIEF WEAKENED.-Yes day afternoon a Mexican came to the office of Justice Burnett and said that saddle had been found in a field near the park. It had been pointed out to him by another Mexican. It was all most new and had probably cost about $50 The saddle was brought to town and the Mexican who had first seen it was sent for. He said he had acci. dentally discovered it, and in reply to a question by an officer he said he had taken a lariat which had been at tached to it. The saddle was later in the day identified as the property of a man by the name of Bracamonte from whom it had been stolen while he was attending a dance on Sunday morning. funny thing about the case is that Bracamonte had no lariat on his saddle.
 OFF FOR THE COAST.-W. W. Jones and Joe Cassou left last night for the coast. They are d little late in the season, but will make up for it by enjoying d more extended itinerary than some of the early tourists. They expect to take in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and other coast