Arizona republican., 1904-01-05

ana teaches some very SOOQ lessons
about how certain we'll meaning peo-
pie may run a good thing into the
ground.
REMINGTON MoVEMENT.-Mr. c.
L. ]. Smith who has been in
charge of the Remington office in
Phoenix since its establishment
couple of months ago was called to
los Angeles last night by the district
manager During his absence his
place will be filled by Frank Topp who
arrived from Los Angeles yesterday.
THE OFFICERS OF THE MYSTIC
SHRINE.-The officers of FL Zaribah
Temple of the Mystic Shrine, elected
on the first Monday night of Deem
Der were installed last night. They
are: Ilustrious Potentate, r. y. Fred
ericks, of Prescott; Chief Rabban, F.
\. Shaw, of Phoenix; Assistant Rab-
ban, V. L. Clark; High Priest and
Prophet, N A. Morford; Oriental
| Guide, Selim Nicholson; treasurer,
| George H. n. Luhrs; Recorder, George
w. Vickers; Representative to the I'm
perial Council George w. Vickers.
OLD COMRADES.-Culver w. King
| is the name of the man who came here
from Los Angeles in September and
| was employed by the Doris Heyman
| Furniture Co. till a few days ago when
! he returned 20 Los Angeles to resume
| his former position of engineer at the
crematory in the Evergreen cemetery.
! Just before his departure D. p. Kyle
! met him and learned for the first time
that they had been former army COM
rades, both having been members OF
the Eighth Indiana cavalry during the
civil war. Each belonged to one OF
the two companies that did the prin-
cipal part of the scouting work of the
regiment and many times in the long
ago had they been on hard marches.
together They had not met for thirty
five years and naturally there was
plenty to talk about.
/ MRS. HAMMOND INSANE.-The
following item is from the Aledo CHI
: Times Record, and refers to the first
wife of w. D. Hammond who was sent
to the penitentiary from Phoenix for
illegal relations with a woman known
, as the Big Casino:" Mrs. Anna
: Hammond was taken before the county
court on last Friday morning and
after a hearing was adjudged insane
/ by a jury. Her brother, T. {. Hender-
son was appointed conservator and
guardian for her four children. Mrs.
Hammonds illness, which resulted in
her mental alteration. has not been
long and it is hoped that a period OF
careful nursing will result in the re-
covery of her faculties. She was not
sent to the asylum but was taken Sat
urday morning to Monmouth where
she will be cared for in the home of DR..
| Biggsby. Miss Marie Parkinson went
along to help care for Mrs. Hammond.
Her children Will be Temporarily cared
| for in the homes of friends in town
JUSTICE ROBERTSON's COURT.
Eugene Sammin was arrested yes
terday on complaint of Arthur Fisher
who charged him with the embezzle-
ment of a Winchester rifle which was
left in his office sometime ago. The
defendant pleaded not guilty saying
that he thought the rifle could be
found with other merchandise that had
been taken from his office and stored
elsewhere. The case was set for hear
ing Thursday at 10 o'clock. r. J.
Garwood filed two complaints against
w. G.. Stenlake. One charged him with
assault and battery by entering his
house, rented from defendant, choking
him and otherwise making things live
ly before he could be driven outside.
The other charge is that of disturbing
the peace of the family of complain
ant. The case was set for trial We'd
nesday at , o'clock. The trouble is
said to have arisen over a dispute re-
speeding rental. c. Conner was arrested
for a small misdemeanor, fined 81 and
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