Arizona republican., 1904-10-03
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A HORSEBACK VACATloN-Mr. and Mrs c. V. Savers have returned from a months overland trip from here to Prescott and through the various mining camps in that vicinity. They went on horseback and had a delight ful outing.
 GENERAL WlCKEDNESS couple of MeNicans were arrested Saturday night at Five Points for drunkenness and peace disturbance. Another Mex ican was picked up early yesterday morning on the corner of Center and Adams streets having spent memor able night in dissipation and rowdy- ism. A cutting scrape it also said to have occurred sometime during the forenoon the victim being a Mexican
 He was cut about the face but nOt seriously and got his wounds dressed
 and took to his private haunts before
 the officers heard of the incident No arrests were made.
 DEER HUNTERS ABROAD-J. M.
 Aitken left for Prescott on this morn ings train and from there will go on
 his annual deer hunt. Being real nimrod and properly armed any deec that values his life will do well to keep out or MT. Aitken's way. Frank Ben nett also leaves on this mornings train for the Bennett ranch at Juniper and it is said tha- he is also fixed for deec in the event he gets surrounded with them and has to shoot his way out. Game Commissioner Pinney mas re- ceived letter from Jerome to the | effect that there have been numerous hunting parties out for deer and that about ten head have been killed so far.
 APACHE COUNTY TICKET-At the l Apache county republican convention | last Wednesday the following ticket was nominated; Councilman. Alfred Ruiz; assemblymah. D. k. UdaH; sher- | if, Dionicio Duran; treasurer, LandrO | Ortega; recorder, Jesus Peralta; dis
 trict attorney, George H. Crosby jr. | probate judge, John T. Hogue; super visors, Thomas Ortega and N. Con zales; surveyor. S. E. Day. Most of the members of the ticket are well ! known throughout the territory. MT Ruiz was for several years the district lattOrney Of the county Captain Hogue | and MT UdaII have always been prom inent in territorial politics and Mir l Gonzales represented the county in the twenty legislature.
 FOREIGN POSTAL CARDS-There 1 is another item of postal information
 that a lot of Phoenix people should | hllOM allu Af4dL IS the IdLE on postal cards to foreign countries. There is an international postal card issued by | the government that costs two gents but all other mail matter in the form | of a written communication is con- sidered first class and subject to postal rate of five cents for a half ounce or fraction thereof. Souvenir postal cards or any similar device. Of which there are dozens now on sale in novelty stores, therefore require five cents post age on each one that weighs a half ounce or less. In the Phoenix post office there are at present, a whole basketful of post cards addressed to foreign countries, that are unluailable
 because they have only two cent
 stamp on them and the name of the
 sender does, not appear, so they canno. be returned
 MAY COME TO LIVE-W. p. Sul-
 livan prominent attorney of Billings,
 Mo. spent Saturday and Sunday in this Irity the guests of the family of NJ
 T. Russell. MT. Sullivan has been making an extensive tour of the west and northwest going first to Washing
 ton and Oregon, then stopping at var
 ious places down the coast and coming to Phoenix from California. He is looking over the country with a view of
 ilndlng new location and is very fa- vorably impressed with Phoenix He desired to stay longer but could not as he has to be home on the Sth to look after important legal business. He hopes though, to return to Phoenix and make further investigations which may result in his locating here permanently.
 ON THE MAIN LINE AGAIN-For the third time this summer Phoenix is