Arizona republican., 1904-06-20

POLICE DRAG NET-The police yesterday jailed three or four MeXicanS who had no more manners than to try to sleep off their drunkenness on the city plaza, in the very shadow of the marshaTs office.
 WOES OF THE DOG CATCHER The dog catcher has troubles of his own. The other day he picked up a canine belonging to a Mexican and put him in his four wheeled cage which was driven by a subordinate of ebony hue. The dog catcher then crossed the street lfter another cur when the owner of the animal first captured swooped down on the cage and rescued his pet. The driver made no resist ance on the ground that he was hired to drive, not to fight
 A SUMMERS JOURNEY-Mr. and Mrs. H. L. George, MT. and Mrs. Elliott of Chicago and pr. O'Connor, will leave this morning on a mountain and desert trip to be gone three months. Their first stopping place will be the White mountains in the vicinity oe Camp Apache. They will spend d month there fishing and hunting. From that place they will go to the Moki snake lOA4lOC anu lllCIlNG lO lllC CiIlu Sully Ol1 They will travel with full camp equipment, a team and wagon and three saddle horses. When they return they will have covered about 1900 miles.
 THE DREAD LUMNAE-Miss>Ma bel gray Hoover, the instructor of domestic science at the University of Arizona, who has been on a visit to her parents, -dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hoover
 left for Tucson on Wednesday, whel
 sine will b4 joined by Miss Babcocx
 Prof. Thornber. Mrs. ThOrnber and
 other members of the faculty of the
 university. They go over the Rock
 Island to St. Louis and other eastern
 points. Miss Hoover will meet witH
 her alumnae at St. Louis June 24. Shs
 i, :coking forward to an enjoyab."
 time This being the first time she las
 met with he.' class since she gra l5ateG
 flom the Dread. at Worcester. Mage
 in june, 19ij.
 A LIVINGSTONE EPISODE-ThC
 Globe Silver Belt says: J. $. Jones ahC
 James Higgins were brought in iron
 Livingstone late Tuesday night by Ran
 ger R. l.. Anderson and Preston Ar
 mer and placed in jail. They al,
 charged with making a deadly assaui upon a man named Dunn last Sunda! at Williams x Armer's saloon, about
 mile from Livingstone. It is said tha Dunn was sitting at a table in the sa loon, playing cards, when the two meI entered and engaged Dunn in an alter cation. accusing him of making som
 derogtOry statements about one O
 them. Strong Boy" Higgins made ;
 pass with a knife, cutting Dunn slight ly on the side of the head near the ear
 Dunn got up from the table and ral
 and Jones is said to have fired two
 shots at him, neither of which took ef
 feet. The preliminary hearing was de
 ferred until Dunn is brought in to tes
 tify
 THE M'DONNOLD TRIAL-Tht
 preliminary trial of Professor R. L McDonnoid will take place this morning
 at ten o'clock before Justice Burnett The attorneys for McDonnold have mo- yet intimated whether the character ot the defense will be disclosed at the preliminary or whether an examina ton will be waived. w. H. Robinsor of the high school board whose name was attached to the alleged forged or ders for warrants had not returned tC the city from Iron Springs yesterdaS but it is expected that he will be here this morning. Emory Rays one of the other trustees S not in the territory being in the east. The only member o the board by whom forgery could b. proved and the only one who will surc- ly be present at the examination is R E. Miner. Professor McDonnold has taken his confinement prilosophically He has been heard to utter no com plaint and for several days has beer engaged in making out the reports tC the county superintendent, required by law. All the documents necessary for the making of the reports arc !. brought to his cell.