Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-11

POSTPONED.-The case of the terri
tory versus Teodcro Olea. Pedro de la
Lama. complaining witness. was con-
tinued yesterday in Justice Grays
court to July 18th.
PROBATE COURT-The only mat
ter in the probate court yesterday was
the receiving of the annual account of
the guardian of the Sanderson minors.
1t was set for hearing on July -.
BIsBEE's BIG sHOW.-Jack Pad
dock returned yesterday from a trip
through Texas and southeastern Ari-
IONA. taking in the big show at Bisbee
last week He says there were fully
5000 visitors at Bisbee and standing
room was al q premium on the streets
as we'll as in all public places.
THE TROLLEY RIDES-I.ast night
was a period OF trolley rides. The Ep-
worth league of the First Methodist
church had one and the Eagles another.
The Eagles made theirs an incident of
an attendance at the Park theatre
which was visited in the capacity of
guests. The Epworth league Travelled
over the lines of the company singing
the songs of the league. thus bringing
them to the ears of many who have not
brought their ears to hear them. AL
together it was an enjoyable time all
around.
A WEEK s OUTING-B F. Porter
returned home yesterday morning from
a weeks outing on the coast. He visit
ed Los Angeles. Mount Lowe. the
beaches and Santa Catalina island 1t
was his first visit to Avalon and was d
very pleasant one. He went over with
a party of five and the most enjoya BILE
part CT the trip was that none of his
party succumbed to seasickness while
nearly everybody else did That was
the result of living in Arizona where
the peoLle all have good digestion and
clear cOnScienceS.
OFF TO THE HILLS.-Jack Camp
bell of the Arizona Rangers. who has
been spending d few days with friends
in this valley. viii leave today with
Robert Mullen Of Tempe for month";
outing in the Baker mountains net d
great distance from Globe, where the
Mullen family is now camping NJ,
Campbell IS greatly in need of rest.
having seen some hard service in late
years ana having dore some hard rid
ing since joining the ranger force. He
needs rest and knows no better place
&c 50 for it than in the mountains.
TOURIST TRANEL.-Among those
leaving for coast points on last nights
NJ. and P train We're: For Coronado
Mr. End Mrs. D. d. Hcrning and G. d.
HCrning. Mrs Amanda Richards. Miss
Gertrude Melczer, Mrs. J. w. Woolf and
two children. Belle NJ. Starkweathe!.
and children. Roy and Lila Starkweat tn
er. For Long Beach-Mrs. Brown and
Miss Carroll For Santa Barbara-Mrs.
J. a. Day and G.. w. Brown. Fol Santa
Monica-Chris jacobson and A Il. Zim-
norman. For San Diegc-Price Brown.
Mrs. Ivy Stewart and S Jacobs. For
| Les Angeles-George Smith For San
F'rancisco-Mr. and Mrs William Gam
mon.
| BITTEN ONCE TOO OFTEN.-Ev-
! erybody will remember Bosko, the
snake eater who was one of the attrac-
| items a the last carnival held in Phoe-
nix He had Il stand near the corner
of Washington and First streets. where
he ate snakes of all kinds and per-
formed hair-raiSing experiments with
venomous Septiles. including the sfia
monster. He allowed himself to be bit
ten by them. and he had some sort of a
remedy with which he said ne cured the
bites. His taste fer the flesh of a snake
he said had been acquired during res
idence among the Moquis. and he really
liked that kind of food He was ner.
ironing with Il gila monster at Reno
New. the other day and the reptile bit
him about the mouth. He is now said
to be slowly dying. All his antidotes