Arizona republican., 1903-12-08

Justice Burnett yesterday afternoon for
the arrest of c. b. Calhoun, a dairy
man near Phoenix. for assault and
battery The complaint was made by
! jeff Villiborghi. who had been work
ing for Calhoun. He said that he and
Calhoun had been una Ole to agree
about the age Of a certain calf and that
Calhoun had settled the controversy
by hitting him on the head with a stick
used in the measuring CT milk.
ERNEST HARVEYs FUNERAL
The funeral Of Ernest T. Harvey was
held yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The young man was a son of Capt
Lewis V. Harvey cf san Francisco
and came here from Oakland year
ago. During his residence here he
made many friends. As a token of their
regard they brought many beautiful
floral offerings. The funeral was con-
Quoted BIZ Rev. +. ~ Penick of the
Trinity Episcopal church. The dead
young man was once a chorus boy.
ORE SAMPLES.-F. I. Eddy presi-
dent CT ;he Eddy Gold, Silver and Cop
per Mining company. yesterday
brought 10 the board of trade seine
fine mineral samples from the com
paHy's property in the Frog Tanks
mountains, forty miles northwest of
Phoenix and in this county. They are
intended for the worlds fair display
and viii be turned ever to the commits
sion. TIE ores are from three groups
owned by the company and embracing
eleven Claims. The leaG-silver claims
carry lead, silver. gold and copper:
the gold Cl1ims carry gold. silver and
copper, and the copper claims carry
copper. silver and gold, the metals pre-
dominating I'm the order named. The
samples ale indicative of a good prop.
crty.
MR.. DAVIS OFFICE FORCE-Thc
office of Mr.. Arthur p. Davis is get
ting to be very busy place. With all
the correspondence pertaining to the
bidding Oh the work to be done at the
storage basin there is now sonnet hing
doing all the time. J. Fernau Of Boston
has arrived and has been added to the
fierce Of sterogra pliers. Mr. Fernan
has been a steuographer i'm the CLASH
fed service for some time and was
recently assigned to this office. +. c.
Eall of DeminE, who has been an at
tacho Cf the Office for some time has
been assigned 10 duty with y. w. Haw>
ley, who Is in charge of the cadastraI
survey. the camp now being located
near the Salt River mountains sixteen
miles from Phoenix. Roy II. Bolster of
MaSsa chusetts. who has been at the
Parish survey camp fer the last month,
has also been assigned 10 duty I'm Mr.
Davis Office
POLICE -SOURT-In numbers. yes
terday was rather an unusual day I'm
police court. there being eight of the
brave but unfortunate boys before the
recorder. There was nothing unusual
however. In their onenscs. as an were
up for drunkenness and vagrancy. Joe
Ryan and Frank Adams were the two
men arrested by officer Moore Satur-
day night and who failed TO, make good
with their heels as did the third man
in the bunch. whose movements re-
suited I'm the officer boring couple of
holes in the ground with his revolver.
Ryan and Adams were sent below for
five days. J ". Jacobs paid $3.50 i'm
cash and served a day and a half in
eEpia ton Of a I've dollar fine for
drunkenness end disordarly conduct.
John Doe and Richard Doe each got
five DAYS and the sentence of John
stout five days. was suspended dur
Ing good behavior by reason Of ex-
tenuaung CTmstanCes. Frank sum
ners. arrested f-r vagrancy. was dis
charged after a careful review of his
case and another old man of So years
was sent below for ten DAYS on a vag-
Tancy charge. He claimed that it was
The first time he had been arrested.
but his tale was not convincing to the
court who thought that IL he had not
been in the hands Of the law before
It w9s good luck rather than a good
record.