Arizona republican., 1903-10-14

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 to the opera and went alone except
 that they were chaperoned by an old
 married men. If they act differently | during the rest of the week they may he able to square themselves on the
 ground that thy just wantd to sea
 what the show was like. but if they don't. well. there will be fewer girls
 at the band concert hereafter.
 JUSTICE RosERTSON'S COURT
 Mary La Luz who was arrested Mon day fer directing obscene epithets to
 Margaret Sonoqui was yesterday sen 1 tenoed to a fine of five dollars and costs after pleading guilty. A warrant was also issued for the arrest of a Chinaman who it is alleged struck Mrs.
 l.. A. Simms who lives in the eastern part of town. He is vegetable peddler and took that way O; trying to collect q bill of twenty-five cents.
 SAMUEL SNEEO STRICKEN, Word. was brought to the office of the sheriff yestei day afternoon that Sam ucl Sneed, ore of the earliest residents | room at his home. The door was lock ed, the windows were also fastened and the family was alarmed. MT. Sneed | had last been seen at noon of the day 1 before. No uneasiness was felt when he did not appear yesterday morning for 1 though he is an carly riser it was thought that he might not be feeling well and no attempt was made to dis 1 turb him until noon. Sheriff Cook went to the house and forced an entrance into the room. Mir Sneed was found | lying on his bed unconscious but still alive. A doctor was sent for and he pronounced MT. Sneed's aiiment apo | plexy and thought he would not re- | cover.
 THE INDICTED ERS.-Gover- ! TOT BrOC:e learned with satisfaction yesterday of the recent indictment of 1 the leaders of the riot of last summer at Morenci. Their names are William | Costanran, A. F. Salcido, Francisco Gonzales. Juan B. de Ia O, Rafael Mu- rillo. Jce Vurrti. Flcrencio E. Mon toya. Francisco Figuerca, A. Cruz, Manuel Flores. Frank Polambo. Ter ! rianao Daepano. LadeClado Fuentes and Frank Saleni. He believed that the l vigorous prosecution of these men would prevent a recurrence of such in l cidentS and that it would be d great saving to the county of Graham and to | the territory. The friends of the in- 1 dicted men had made d great effort to prevent the bringing in of the bills and | It was feared for a time that they would be successful. A victory of that sort expressive Of the sentiment O. the people of Graham county would most likely have been followed by another outbreak at Clifton and .Morenci.
 HAIR OF THE DOG GOOD FOR THE SiTE.-Maria Brcchtel, otherwise Maria Gilmore. was before Justice ! Burnett yesterday charged with dis playing a gun in a threatening manner. She is the woman who the day before mingled herself with q vagrsnt dog which haPpenes! to be following A. Cas- ! tillo and beliering it to be his she was going to shoot him. Her eXplana- : tiOn to the court was that the dog at tackled three dogs that belonged to her and which were a source of revenue |:
 the city as she had to pay $6 d year fer them into the city treasury When she 1 went to the rescue of her canine she said the attacking dog bit her on the thumb and nearly bit it off. The court | asked to see the wound. Sine said ii
 was not visible: it had been cured
 She said that while the dog was hang ing to her thumb she was busy pulling curative hails out of him. She had heard in Ireland that the hair of d dog | is good for his bite. As soon as she i could disenGage herself from the vic iCus brute shc laid enc of tine hairs across the laceration and she could see :+ T-,
 and in two hours there was nothing
 but her memory Of the encounter. Sht was found guilty. her gun was confis- catcd and further sentence against he" was suspended.
 4 CARELESS ESTIMAT E-Tht ! town of Douglas has made wopderfu
 advances and every citizen there has
 reason to be proud of it. Especially
 is this true of the postmaster whose business is increasing so fast that thc
 government can hardly keep up with him. But d Douglas paper in booming it's postoifice the other day told OF,
 that was altogether too big to come
 under the rules of probable big stories
 it related that within q certain Giver
 length of time over d thousand money orders had been issued in that office
 aggrcgating something like $110.000. ol ever $100 each. The story reads well
 but it happens that the government
 limits individual money orders to s100
 The Douglas people must have raised
 the limit and then played heavily. An
 other instance of careless reporting
 was noted not long ago in a Tucsor
 paper. that town also having lively
 rostoffice with a growing business. Il
 was stated that if the present ratio o1
 increase was maintained Tucson would next year become q first-class office The facts are that second-class offices are graded and what the reporter , meant was that next year TuscoI would be advanced to another grade |. the same grade in fact that Phoeni2 , is now about ready to jump out of. Bu it will be q. long time yet before ever Phoenix can hope to enter the list Q , firstclass offices, for that is rather al exclusive set.
 
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