Arizona republican., 1903-10-07

INSANE MAN.-Sheriff Tom Wills of Pinal county came in via Mesa on Collins stage last night with a man for the insane asylum.
 LEFT FOR HOME-T. R. Moore, father of R. F. D. Mail Carrier Moore, after a five weeks visit in Phoenix, left yesterday for his home in Decatur, Ind.
 FIRST SOCIAL.-The members of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of the Christian church met in a social-the first of the season-at the church last evening.
 CLAIMS LOCATED.-Charles F. Philes and A. S. Mills yesterday filed notice of the location of mining claims in the Cave Creek district and Reuben A. Hill of claim in the Union Mining district.
 POLICE COURT.-Anastacio E. Am burtle was spotted at the circus grounds Monday a little drunker than he ought to be even on circus day. As he was too slow in going home wher given a quiet tip he was arrested jailed and yesterday sentenced to five days service.
 B. Y. P. L. SOCIAL.-The Baptist Young Peoples union held a social al Eastlake park last evening. The at tendance was not confined to the mem bers of the union. however, there being good representation of the severa other young peoples societies which are identified with the churches of 'the city.
 BOUGHT BOYDELLO.-Befor J. C Adams left here a few days ago fOi Chicago he made T. w. Pemberton ar offer for his famous horse, Boydellc When he get to Chicago he learned that Boydello was sired by the sire Oi Major Delmar The wires were touch ed and the deal with Mir Pembertor was closed.
 BOWLING CONTEST.-The frs bowling contest of the season was hel. in the Maple Leaf alley. Hollis Clem- ent won first prize. The following scores were made. John Strole, 125, 143 III, 13S, 146; Harry Hulett. 149, 1t5 B. 4S3, IA 1-3; Hollis Clement, 213, 130 l57. 500, 166 2-3; Charles Mccoy, 1C5 124, 105, 234 III 1-3; Evert Clement 133, 151, 155. 144. 14S.
 \ WIFE BEATER.-Placido Salarez was arrested yesterday by Deputy
  tha Valdez made in Justice Robert sons court to the effect that he cam; home drunk yesterday morning an6 beat up his wife. He was too drunt yesterday even for arraignment ant will be brought into court this morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 GOVERNOR RETURNS.-Govern Brodie, accompanied by Territorial Su- perintendent Layton. returned yester- day morning from Tucson. They at tended meeting of the board of re gents of the university Monday, a which only routine business was trans acted. The governor reports tha President Babcock has already made { most favorable impression with th, faculty and students of the university and everything points to the most sue i cessful year in the history of the in stitution.
 SUPERVISORS MEETING.-Ther was a meeting of the board of super visors yesterday at which various sub i jects of interest were discussed. Tf' most important official action taken however, was the appointment of J H. Root as justice of the peace of Agus | Caliente precinct. vice Frank Baxter resigned, and the acceptance of tn resignation of w. E. Fulks as consta
 ble at Buckeye. An order was als' passed ordering the opening of pub ! lie road on tie east line of section g range l north. east, in the vicinit,
 of Mesa City.
 THE BUSY GRIND.-Yesterd wa q busy day at the rooms of the Wate l Users association. though nothing 9
 interest to the public occurred. MT
 Fowler was there early and late clear i ing up his desk of minor affairs tha had accumulated during the last monu or two and attending to correspon
 dence. Some new work was als
 mapped cut for the clerical force il
 the way of further systema tizin'
 things. Mir. 'Davis did not leave fO 1 Globe last night as he expected, bein' prevailed upon by MT. Fowler to wal
 over another day and confer last nigh | with the board of trade and city coun
 cil respecting the proposed road to tn basin.
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