Arizona republican., 1903-12-03

JUSTICE ROBERTSON'S COURT
 Manuel Gonzales and Jesus Miranda
 were before Justice Robertson yester-
 day charged with fighting. Gonzales
 paid fne of seven dollars and Jesus
 was discharged.
 A FRUITLESS SEARCH-Con-
 stable Kyle has returned from his
 search after the men supposed to have
 driven away a number of horses from
 the Indian reservation above Scotts- dale. He was unsuccessful, finding neither the men nor the horses.
 LIKES PHoENIX.-A. F. Dietrich of Washington, D. C.. arrived here on Monday and expects to spend the winter. He has ben making an ex tended tour of the states and is glal to get to Phoenix the climate here being more agreeable than in any place he has previously visited DEATH OF A KNlGHT-A young man by the name of Charles Carldot died yesterday after a short residence in the city. He came from Chicago where he was an employe of the Chi caeo & Northwestern railroad. He was
 member of the Knights of Pythias. which order will probably have charge of his funeral.
 MISSOURI WSITORS.-Mr. and 1 Mrs. George Ellison and Thomas Sharpe and his sister. all from La
 Belle Mo. arrived here yesterday morning and expect to remain in
 Phoenix during the winter having secured quarters on North Fifth ave nue. All are old friends Of pr. L. b. | Damerou who says it sounds home like to meet people who call him by his first name as in the days of his youth.
 A CRUSHED FOOT.-Byron Hart we'll vas lately brought home from Cananea where he had been employed ! by the Green Consolidated Copper company. He was in charge of a gang of timber men and while he was in discharge of his duties a heavy piece of timber fell on his left foot crushing scme of the bones. He will be confined for a long time but his physicians think that he will recover the use or ] it.
 WILL HOBNOs WITH SENATORS The many friends of the late w. Fl. Amin and Mrs. Amin. both well known in> this city will be pleased to ! learn that their son. Willie. a lad Of about 15, has been appointed a page in 1 the United States senate. His father was a very popular newspaper man iT the capital city for many years and ic was no doubt pleasure for those in authority to thus honor the son. Mrs. Amin is now living at the F'ranconia | hotel in Washington.
 WHITE MINING COL. F. Maddox arrived in town yesterday from the camp Of the White Mining company in the White Tanks mountains. He says the company is now employing
 about fifteen men and is taking out for shipment some very high grade gold and copper ore. It now has about TOO sacks Ut Beardsley. Work has begun on a tunnel it is intended to run into the hiu a distance of probably 800 feet. There are two or three shafts OF the property in the neighborhoOd of Q hundred feet deep.
 DISTRICT COURT.-In district court yesterday in the case of A. B. Kellogg against J. Henry Wood a mo- ton for a judgment CI the pieadings
 was argued and denied. Tn the suit of
 the Long Hardware company against
 Edward Irvine and others a Contin- .uance was granted by consent and the case was reset for December 23. Tn
 the damage suit of c W. Sanders against the Phoenix Street Railway
 company tine plaintiff was allowed tc
 withdraw his dispositions and new commissions were ordered issued. Ob- iectlon had heen made by the defense to these dispositions on the ground
 that the fCrmaiites had not been com piled with by the notary and the ob- jection was sustained.
 LECTURiNG ON ARlZoNA.-Mra Emma Paddock TeIford. whose good work Tor Arizcna on the lecture plat form was mentioned severa! times last winter is continuing the campaign of nln.atinn tLis uaar in Nnu. Nnrls cit-L