Arizona republican., 1903-09-12

l who VlSlt the World talf VIII pfCpdpiN recognize it as their old friend. the prchly pear.
 ELOPEMENT AND THEFT.-War- rants were issued yesterday afternoon by Justice Burnett for the arrest Of Myrtle Perranno and Hi Brawley. The complaint was made by the husband 1 of the woman who said that she and Brawley left the city together on Thursday morning. He did not care particularly for that but they took with them a s25O ring belonging to him and some other property. They have been located at Congress and Constable Lee Redwine left for that place this morning to bring them back. Perranno and his wife were married about d month ago.
 SHE WAS EXONERA ATED.-Fran- cisca Franco who had been arrested for an assault committed upon Porcho Yescas was before Justice Burnett yesterday. She said that she had acted entirely in self defense: that the Yes caS woman was out hunting for trouble and there was TO way to satisfy her but by giving it to her. The warrant Tor her arrest would probably not nave been issued at all if the court mad recognized the complainant. She was so badly beaten up that her mother would not have known her. When her identity was made known. the court promptly dimisSed the Case against the Franco woman
 THE BAD BOY CASE.-The case of the Bebo boy who was arrested for pep perinS the side of Guadalupe Cordova' $ house with birdShot was tried vester- day by Justice Robertson. found guilty fined 8 and paid it. The lad said in his defense that it was purely accidental; that he was shooting al 3 butcher bird that had been killing his young pigeons and the Cordova house got itself within the line of his aim without his knowl- edge or consent. He made a good talk. and on account of his youth the fine was made as light as possible. No one was hurt by the shot. but there were several in the house at the time who might have been.
 PHARMACISTS CERTIFICA ATES- Secretary Arthur c. Hulett of the ter ritorial board of pharmacy yesterday sent to all rarts of the territory 154 pharmacists certificates in consequence Of the examinations which have been held by the board. One would hardly believe that there are so many drug gists in AriZC na. The certificate adopt ed by the board is the most handsome official document ever issued in the territory. The gold seal Of Arizona overies two narrow ribbons of orange and black. It is almost unnecessary to state ttat the certificates were furnished by The Arizona Rs9ublican job printing office.
 TUCSON IS ALL RIGHT.-Charles r. Hoff. the head of the street railroad monopoly at Tucson. the chief boomer of that place and one of the best known men of the territory. was in the city yesterday. As usual he had good word for Tucson which he thinks is the best town of it's size in the United States and he says it is getting better day by day. This early in the season many people who had gone there to spend the winter had to be turned away, because there were no more houses tc rent. The hotels are ali full. but there is hope thar the new Santa Rita will be opened in time for the busiresS of the season. Tue son, Mr. Hoff says. is pleased with the prospect of the building of the Tonto Basin dam although it will furnish wa ter for the irrigation Of no land in that vicinity. There is a belief there though. that what is beneficial to one part of the territory must be beneficial to all parts of it.
 THE ADVENTURE OF A HAT Judge Morford's hat had an experience estcrday that few ha;s pass through and live to tell about 1t. Ii was lifted from the head of MT. Morford by d sudden gust oi wind which swept up 
 At the same time there was q sprlnk- ling cart in full blast coming down the | avenue. The hat. stiff brimmed straw. rolled along like wheel, not very fast, but little faster than a man who is not in training can run. 2 most provoking rate of speed. The hat rolled between the horses of the i sprinkling cart without being troGden upon. It passed under the cart and through the miniature Niagara and still kept rolling apparently little worse for the irrigation. By this time Judge | Morford had several assistants in the : chase but the swiftest of them could 1 not oVertaGe the hat. When the lid 1 came to the corner of the avenue and 1 Adams street it seemed to hesitate for an instant as if undecided which di- rection to take. Then it started west on the avenue. probably as q result of 1 habit for it is in that direction the owner lives. At that time q small boy
 was leading the pursuit but he was not | making great headway.
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