Arizona republican., 1904-08-13

wheels quite painfully.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAL-It was
 not too warm yesterday fer large realty transaction. There was filed in the office of the county recorder a deed
 to lots and 10 of block 14 of the
 original town plat of Phoenix as sur veyed by William A. Hancock. Mrs. Constance Stevens made the sale to c. H. Akers and H. R. Tritle, the con-
 sideration being $6,OOO. This is the
 handsome property owned by Mrs.
 Stevenes at Sixth street and Adams.
 A WINDOW IN JEOPARDY-A
 horse nearly broke a $15O plate glass
 window yesterday in a building on
 north Center street, opposite the Hotel Adams. A horse hitched to a wagon
 was tied to a hitching weight which
 was not quite heavy enough. The horse managed to back the wagon upon the
 side walk ard he kept on backing 1t
 until one of the wheels struck the wood work at the side of the glass. Before
 he could get the wagon squared about and drive it through the window by islanders forced the destructive beast off the sidewalk.
 THOUGHT HE HAD MONEY-The city marshal yesterday received let
 ter from J. Hayllar of Redholme, Cam
 bridge road, Bournemouth. England. saving the writer was the father of
 Thomas l.. Hayllar. who died sudden ly two or three weeks ago, being found in the Commercial corral in an uncon- scious condition. The writer of the
 letter makes inquiry concerning the
 circumstances of the death and the eff fects of the dead man. He says also
 that he has reason to believe that his son had considerable money, fact that could not be established by his friends
 here after his death.
 | POLICE CCURT-Juan Melendrez was sent to jail yesterday for five days
 for drunkenness. He asked the pri vilege of his liberty that he might earn
 money to pay his fine but he had fool
 ed the court that way once before and Recorder Thomas does not intend to be caught twice Tn succession in precise ly the same game, dealt by the same man. L. w. Smith was also jailed for five days on the same sort of charge. Bill Clunie who was arrest ed for Ippearing at the city hall in an intoxicated condition and expressing desire to whip the entire police force, pleaded guilty and was fined ten dol lars.
 DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY-The democratic county central committee will hold d meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the O'Neill hall The purposes of the meeting are the call ing of a county convention for the se- lection of delegates to the territorial convention which will meet in Phoenix
 on the 18th of September and also the calling of a convention for the selec- ! ton of q county ticket for the fall cleo tion. The committee will also fix the representation, call primaries, etc. The chairman of the committee is Carl Hayden and the secretary of the com | mittee is Curt w. Miller. both of Tempe.
 DENTAL BOARD MEETING-The territorial dental board yesterday con- cluded a session lasting four days. But
 one practitioner was examined he be- ing Dr. H. H. Wilson of Chicago who is at present in charge of the office of
 Dr. H. J. Jessop of this city. The meet
 ing was the regular annual meeting
 of the board, the members present be- ing Dr. Wm. C.. Lentz of Phoenix Dr Ralph J. LOper of Prescott and Dr. J. | L. Hamilton of Phoenix. The full | board cOnsits of five members but Dr.
 F. NJ. MetZger of Prescott recently re- signed moving from the territory, his
 successor not yet having been appoint
 ed, pr. Stiles of Tucson being the other member
 JUSTICE RO5ERTSON'S COURT
 In Justice Robertson's court Tom
 Burris was arraigned yesterday morn ing on the charge made by Lafayette | Morrell that he had flooded the road with water He pleaded not guilty
 and his trial was set for 10 o'clock Monday. MOrrell who was arrested for disturbing the peace of Mrs. Wn.
 Bowles, a relative of Burris, pleaded ! guilty and was fined seven dollars. Ed ! Baerd who was arrested the day before Tor disturbing the peace of his wife 1 was tried and found guilty. He pro- missed to leave the city if given an op- | portunity, and to hereafter restrain
 himself from harrassing his wife. | Whereupon the court deferred the pro-
 nouncing of sentence for sixty days. J. J. SWEENEY HOME-J. J. | Sweeney of the National Bank of Ari-
 Zona returned home yesterday morn | Ing rom six weeks outing in Cali
 tornia. Most of his time was spent
 at Coronado with his family which is
 stlll there and will remain till cooler weather. They also visited Ocean
 Park, Santa Monica and other south
 ern California resorts with him. MT. Sweeney then went to San Francisco
 to visit few days with other rela-
 tiVes and friends that being his former nome While the beaches are cool he | found in San Francisco a real change | of climate. fogs, clouds and a cooler | temperature. He says great prepar-
 ations are being made for the Knights
 Templar conclave next month and San
 Francisco is promising to have the time
 of her life. MT. Sweeney is looking and
 feeling well and returns to his desk | renewed in mind and body
 A CLOSE CALL-Jock Blinkcorn
 was thrown from d buggy yesterday afternoon about 5:3O o'clock at the corner of First avenue and Washing
 ton street and very severely shaken
 up, though it is believed he sustained no serious injury. He had, though, a