Arizona republican., 1902-07-09

out into the street, mount their horses and give yells which wakens every body up for blocks. In that way they in form the populace that they are finally going home. That in itself is gratify- ing intelligence, but most of the resi- dents would prefer to sleep and rest in doubt regarding the departure of tha speeding guests.
 CATTLE FOR HCACHUCA.-Sev eral carloads of fat cattle were recently purchased here for the Fort uuachuca market.
 ROCKING BIRD LITIGATION.- The mocking bird case was decided yes terday by Justice Gray. His judgment was that the ground taken by the plain tiff was based on good law and the de fendant was therefore instructed tu pass over the moclling bird and pay tho costs.
 MODERN INSTALLATION.-Alpha | Lodge. No. -. United Moderns. in stalled the following officers at their
 hall last night: l.. B. O'Neil. chan 1 celor: Mrs. Robinette. regent: Mrs. r.. | B. O'Neil. orator, and B. G. Pecka. re- carder and financier. NJ. R. Harlan | took the past chancellUrs chair. After | the installa tion the members and their 1 friends enjoyed ice cream and cake | on the Veianda. where merry making kept the jolly crowd till a lat hour. WORTHY OF MENTION-The dec l ora tions in the store window of George i Wooster at Prescott during the recent l celebration were among the prettiest 1 in the city. though inadvertently over
 looked in the haste of trying to describe
 everything at once. The principal |
 red carnations and fringed with flow
 CTS of lighter color. Ii took thou 1 sands of flowers to make the bell and l the execution Of the design was per | feet.
 BOTH CONNICTED.-The trouble between MaXimillian Costello and Vii CeHte Acuna was settled yesterday by
 Justice Gray They were arrested for ! fighting and each claimed that the
 other was a very bold. bad and aggres- 1 sive man. MaXimilian was fined $1u l and Vicente was sent to jail for fifteen i days. The settlement was very like 1 the case in the fable where two parties were quarreling over the apple and the ! arniter settled il satisfactorily to both | by eating the apple.
 DISTRICT LODGE. l. O. G. T.-The
 
 sion on Monday night elected the fol- | lowing delegates and alternates to the
 quarterly session of the district lodge evening of this week: George Hostet-
 ter. Morrell F'ike. William Van Meter
 Ruby Pearson. R. C. Stanford. Nellie l Wright. Mrs. l.. M. Thomas. Minnie Wright. Charles Walbridge and Thomas 1 Darroch. These representatives will
 proba bly drive over with coach and l four and will be accompanied by othe. members.
 1 A CLIFTON SOLD1ER.--C. E. Mills l of Clifton arrived here yesterday. reg
 istering a the Commercial hotel. Mr. Mills is the man who held a responsible
 position with lhe Arizona Copper ccfr- pany at Glitch. and 10 which a big salary was attached. when the Span i iSh- American war broke out. He re- signed his position to work for Uncle i Sam at SIS per month as Rough ! Rider. Proving himself a good sc.dier i on his return from the front he was reinstalled in his former office. greatly i to the satisfaction of himself and his i many friends.
 IN JAIL IN AUSTRIAN Tucson
 paper says the runner is rife about | town that JChn Ivancovich had been 1 incarcerated in an Austrian jail MT. i lVancoVich left Tucson about three ! weeks ago for visit to his old home Tn Europe. It appears that he deserted the army when a boy. and was under | the impression his American citizen ship would protect him. If the report be true. he will have to wait six months for an eXamin& ton. and will have to serve three years in prison or i in the army. His many friends in the city are concern"d about his welfare. NOTICE TO BUILDERS.@The Re publican announced Sunday morning
 that brick could be bought at greatly ! reduced figures new of Charles Peter
 son. who owns d yard south of the city, ewing to the fact that q new brick
 maker had arrived at his house direct from heaven. MT. Peterson says this announcement Was ill-adViSed. fer th,,
 new arrival is a girl and she refuses tC make brick. If there is any chang in the cost of building material it will be raise in price on account of the
 added expense of maintaining an heir
 ess to the brickyard manor.
 \ MEAN TRICK.-Some one who
 hrst circulated the report of the first birth at Iron Springs for which prize
 the McNeil family held the wnnine ticket. evidently had grudge against
 that prosperous little summer town
 and wanted to prejudice people against
 It. 1t was reported that the be onlE
 weighed six ami one-half pounds whereas an official bulletin places the ! weight al seven and one-half pounds
 strong. and if anything d tritie mor-
 Not only the McNeil family but the
 whole settlement at the springs feels
 that an injustice has been done ana
 that designing gossipers have imposed
 on The Republican which believes iu
 full weight and fair count
 | HOME AGAIN.-I. C. Masten has re.
 turned home after a five weeks tou,
 of both east and west. He went to Sa. | Francisco first. where he attended tn,
 wedding of his sister From there h.
 went to Chicago. Pittsburg. Buffalo
 New York. Philadelphia and Atlanti,
 City. He said it rained most of tn. l time while he was AWAY and wherevpi