Arizona republican., 1904-10-28
A BAD pITcH-There has

A BAD DITCH-There has been some complaint made at this office concerning a section of the town ditch betw cen Second and Third avenues, along Van Buren street The ditea has eaten Its way outside the fence that stood between l. and the road SD it is a menace to children who might play along it's hanks. It is understood though that the marshal reported 1t 90 the canal company and that it will b2 fixed at once.
 A VAGRANT HOG-A. E. Cobb who dives in the south part of town is hes pitably entertaining a Vagrant hog that came to his place several days ago and seems inclined to stay. He is a nice fat porker and M-. Cobb thinks he escaped from somebody who was shipping hogs from the NJ. &- P. yards Mir. Cobb desires that the owner either take the hog away or bring around a bill of sale so he can go into the hog business legitimately.
 FOR THE REFORM sCROOL-A fifteen year old boy by, the name of OIae Christian Hanson son of Hans A. T. Hanson was brought before the probate court yesterday to be tried for incorrigibility. Complaint had bean made against him by his father, who said that the associates of the boy were vicious boys ana men and that he had lost all control over him. He was ordered sent to the industrial school at Benson.
 RAILROAD REPAlRS-A number of mine owners of Chloride are said to have offered to repair the breaks n the Arizona 6 Utah railroad and put it in first class operating shape. pro videG t5ey are allowed to reimburse themselves out of freight tolls. saya the McAave Miner. The Samoan coHi~ pany has twp cars of machinery q the Klngman yards awaiting shipment 10 Chloride and several cars of ore at Chloride awaiting shipment to the smelters. Other companies are in like condition
 A STRAY BICYCLE-A few days ago q Mesa City man left his wheel in front of q Phoenix business house for a few minutes and returning jumped on a Racycle of similar appearance and rode away. He did not notice ohat he had another mans wheel till he got home. Then he brought the Ra- cycle back to the city hall. In the meantime the police had found his wheel where he left it, and took charge of it. The Mesa man got his wheel back but the other one is at the mar shaFs office. still unclaimed.
 GONE TO TUCSON-The Phoenix high school football team went to Tue . son last night accompanied by Pro lessor Rose- On Saturday the team will engage the University gridiron az gregatiOn in a football game and has high hope of being able to cast a sha- dow over the proud escutcheon of Ari- zona's leading educational institution. Other Phoenix athletes have found defeat in Tucson but the high school lads are hopeful and think that in the natural order of things Phoenix should win over Tucson once in q while. They hope to do to the univer- sity lads what the Phoenix baseball team fadisd to do to the Grays.
 CONFIDENCE IN FOHLER-h telegram was received in this city from Globe yesterday morning, the sender saying that he had $1,0C0 to bet even that Fowler's majority in this county would be 500. The receiver immedi- ately organized a syndicate and wired in reply that the money would be GOV cred. The name of the sender win ro' be given out by the members of the syndicate until the money has been put up. Democrats believe that that is good bet and they admit the car rying of the county by Fowler saying that bet on a majority of 250 for him in the county would be a fair one. Several small bets at even money on the result in the territory have been made within the last two days.
 WHERE IS WlLSON-The propri- etor of the Woods hotel at Casa Grande is making inquiry for Charles Wilson an EnglishmaH for whom are waiting at Casa Grande inporta lt