Arizona republican., 1903-12-09

his family, who viii spend the winter
here. They are now at Saranac Lake,
y Y. Their purpose i'm coming here
is to @ecure a milder climate on ac-
count Of Miss MOhler, whose health is
not good.
TIE FiGRTERS-Jack Fcnner was
arrested and brought before Justice
Robertson Yesterday charged with
fighting Pasqual Grijalya. He plaadol
guilty and was fired five dollars w&.ch
he paid. Pasqual has not been tried
yet
FOOT BALL AT T9HE PARK
There viii be an interesting game Of
football at the park next Saturday be-
tween the first Indian school team and
a picked team from Phoenix. There are
several reasons why it win be Il good
game. one is that al the players are
expert and the winner VIII be reward
ed by a chance at the Normal eleven.
the champions of the territory. The
Indian boys from early i'm the season
kept in constant practice ana
now they expect to play the best game
of the year.
THE MISSOURIANS.-Pre
for the picnic of the Missouri society
mt the park tomorrow are almost com
pleted. There will be speaking by
Judge A c. Baker, Rev. Lapsley \.
N'Afee and others and there win be
both vocal and instrumental music
The contributors to this feature of the
program viii be Mrs. :. +. Cravenr.
Mrs. l. u. Cameron and Mrs. Charles
DeMurd. There VIII no doubt be
plenty to eat but one thing that is yet
TO be attended 10 is the tableware. The
committee on arrangements therefore
asks those intending TO be present 10
bring plenty of linen and cutlery.
ROUNDING UP CATTLE THIEVES
Ranger Peterson. who has been Oper-
ating i'm the northern part OF the ter
ritory against men suspected OF steal
ing the cattle of their ueighbocy. a.
rived in town last night. He caught
three men ia Kirkland valley. They
had been caught. in the act of butch
ering q white steer. They denied when
the ranger asked them about it. bat
when ne insisted. on an acknowledge
meut they admitted IL and were forced
to so to the place where they had lef-
the hide. The ranger found it so ho--
ribly mutHated that it was difficult
10 tell that If was the hide of anything
off and a third OF the side had been
cut away. The steer had been the
property of a couple Of boys by the
name of Eckert, whose brand was Fl
large one on the left side. That was
the side that had been taken away and
they We're the only cattlemcn i'm the
ueighborhood who brand ON that side.
The men were taken TO Prescott and
were discharged by a justice OF the
peace on the ground that there was
not enough of the hide left To tell whom
it might have belonged to- They were
then arrested on the charge of mutI-
ating a hide. For this they We're fined
500 each and they took an appeal to the
district court.
DEATH OF DAVID c. LOCKE
David G. Locke died yester-
day about noon at his res
idence, No. 529 south First avenue.
after about q weeks severe illness.
though he has been ailing for long
time. His chronic trouble was rheu-
matism, but he was also troubled
with heart disease. which was the di-
rect cause of his death. MI Locke was
about forty years old and leaves
wife and a number of children to
mourn his untiuely death. He was Il
fine appearing man and his death was
a shock to his many friends, for only
his intimates knew that ne enjoyed
other than the best of health. He came
here from Prescott some years ago and
for a long time was in charge OF ihc
section men along this end of the <. =.
?. & :. r. V. line. a few months ago
he left the employ of that company
to accept the position OF roadmaster
VITA the NJ. =. & : r. Y. railroad and
was still performing the duties of that
office when taken with his fatal illness.
He was universally respected by all
who knew him and was we'll liked by
his employers being faithful to his du-
ties whatever they Glanced to be. He
was a member OF the Masonic lodge
of Prescott having lived in that city
before coming here. As yet no fu-
neral arrangements have been an