Arizona republican., 1903-11-08

before for fighting IL appeared that
 while he had heen in a fight he had
 done none Of it himself and he was
 discharged. Yesterday he was brought
 hack on a charge of vagraney and that could be proved against him. He was | properly sentenced and ordered to get
 out of town bv sun down.
 SUNDAY HOURS.-Th4 Phoenix
 postoffice is us thoroughly surrounded
 as was the Light Brigade. There are
 churches to the left of it, churches in front Of it and churches in the rear
 of it. It has already made partial ! surrender to new neiShbors in a
 change in the Sunday hours which goes
 into effect today. Hitherto the gen eral delivery window has been open be- l tween 1C:90 and 11:20. From now on
 the service will be between 10 and 1 il.
 DETAINED BY ILLNESS.-It was stated sometime ago that F. J. Car mody of Detroit, formerly connected | with the marine postal service there ! had been appointed assistant general 1 delivery clerk of the Phoeuix postomce and he was then expected here within 1 a day or two. He did not come and yesterday .. was learned that he Tad started to Phoenix but on arriving in Chicago he had an attack of pleurisy and as soon as he was able to travel he returned to Detroit.
 FINE OiiVES.-Dr. D. l.. Liver more who owns fine olive orchard about five miles northwest of Phoe- nix. yesterday brought -o the board of trade a contribution of ripe olives of the Manzanillo variety. They are large. particularly good to look upon and will be preserved by Secretary Van der Veer for future use in fruit displays. Dr Livermore is in the olive bushes for money as he has got beyond the experimental point. He does not make oil but he does pickle a great many olives most of which arc disposed of locally.
 ONE SIDED cAME.-The foot ball game between the high school team and q picked team from about town was 100 loDSided to be ef a great deal of interest. IL was l.lnycd yesterday at Inc Indian school grounds The high school boys won nv a score If ~ to c. The school boTs were oitclassed as to weight but what they lacked in heft was more than made up in agility and knowledge of the game. Most of the players against them had been good football players in their day and many of them were still good ildivid- Ual players but ther, was a fearful lack of organization in theil ranks.
 RETURNED FROM EUROPE Jack Haulon. brother -in-law of Cover nor Brodie. returned yesterday morn ing from a short visit to Europe. He left here about the first of August ani spending few days in the east he went to London. afterward visiting Italy and Switzerland The visit was partly one of pleasure aud partly one Of recreation. On his return he re- mained a week in the east. Ie vii, leave tomorrow morning for Yavapgi county to look after his mining inter- ests
 WORK SUSPENDED-Phoenix peo- pie feel some interest in Ecuadorean affairs through the fact that Minister Sampson. representing the United States government at Quito and others well known in ArizoIHl. are residents there A dispatch from san Francisco dated the 5th inst. says that work oa the Guayaquil & Quito railroad has been suspended and will not be re- sumed fer several years if ever. The building of that railroad was one of the greatest enterprises ever undertaken. probably the greatest in South Ameri- ca in the line of engineering F. r. AspinwalL formerly of Arizona, 1t will be remembered was till a few months ago connected with the company en- gagged.