Arizona republican., 1903-08-23

POLICE COURT.-Jesus Flores was fined six dollars yesterday by the re- corder for having been drunk and asleep in a public place.
 A SON.-Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Roach who live a half mile north of the Isaac school house were made glad yesterday morning by the arrival at their home of a ten-pound son.
 JOE DOUGHERTY ILL-Joe Dough- erty. a well known mining man. is quite seriously iii at the Hardwick ho- tel of q stomach affection. He was re- ported much better yesterday than the day before.
 TO QUIET TITLE.-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by l.. F. HewinS against H. R. Cummings and wife and Harry K. Cummings to quiet title to the east half of the northwest quarter of section 34 township 3 north range one east. The residence of the defendants is unknown.
 < LOWER COURT.-Manuel Marti- nez was in Justice Burnett's co'rt yesterday charged with drunkenness and disturhance of tine peace He was fined S7 and sent to jail. William Doheney who had been charged with an assault pleaded guilty and was fined S25-
 RAINS IN GRAHAM-A heavy rain fell throughout eastern Graham coGn- ty Tuesday afternoon and night. \ DOT tion of the railroad track between Guthrie and Duncan was under water and the road bed so badly damaged q passengers could travel only hy trars- fer at washouts.
 HARRY HALL HERE.-Harry Hall. a travelling representative of HolhrcoK Merrill X Stetson. who formerly lived here but now lives in San Francisco. was here yesterday shaking hands with old friends. He is touring this part of the country aagin in the interest of the hardware trade.
 A NEW G. V. G. & N. SCHEDULE. A new time table has been issued by the Gila Valley Globe X Northern railroad. Hereafter until further mo- tiee the north bound train will leave Rowie at 1:45 D. m.. arriving at Globe at D. m- The south bound train will leave Globe at a. m. and will arrive at Bowie at II :05 d. m.
 ON A MINING DEAL-W P Ham, iyin of Wickenburg left yesterday for the Tonto Basin country to look at a mine Of which much has been heard lately. It is about loo miles from the city located on the Rye and is owred by he Mohnike brothers who have been ! working for several years. It is Q golG property but lately the owners have got down to copper suiphurets NAVAL CAREER CUT SHORT.-It will be learred with regret in Phoenix that Herbert F.. kays lately admitted 1 to the national naval academy has re- | signed. He had passed q vigorous
 mental examination but it was found that he was suffering from a weak | heart. Fourteen other midshipmen failed either mentally or physically Some of the former are studying and 1 in the cases of some of the latter vii be given recZaminations.
 PROLIFIC. PEARS.-C. G. Kirkpat-
 rick who lives half mile northwest of the insane asylum yesterday brought to the board of trade frui
 exhibit of much interest. Il was 6 l number of branches from Bartlett pear tree on his place and the wonder l or it was the number of pears attached l to each branch. There was nothing O. | special interest about the quality of tht | Ifult TOT II had not yet matured. Du the quantity of it was amazing. MT
 Kirkpatrick had to relieve the tree O
 much of the young fruit to prevent i
 breaking down.
 Ii A RELIC OF MANY WARS-Shcr tiff Cook yesterday came into possession
 of d rifle which has taken part in mos
 of the wars between the Mexican gov
 ernment and the Yaquis. It was tn property of Juan Torres, Yaoui wh got it in 1S61 and kept it until yester
 day when he had nothing else Lift wit which to buy a drink of whisi.cy. II i a Winchester of the model of 1S66 an outwardly looks very much like tn later models. But all the metal worl except the barrels is brass instead c steel. Only rim fire cartridges can b used in it. The previous .;:.ner yiC!'nt ly made good use of it for he left l nCtches on the lower part of the stock WAS GLAD TO PAY.-Mike Sarvan of Cananea paid fine of six dollar in Justice Robertson's court yesterda and raid it willingly for he still ha q snug sum left. and if he hadn't bee