Arizona republican., 1904-07-10
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 A FURTHER GRAcE-Yesterlay uas the tIme sef f1r the pa vmenf by . .'. a.AH AAaAaaata'" NA NsHN amount of h.s sh0rtage growing cut of
 l.s retention 70 tle disputed fees for rrrtIdeetes and marEiraI releases. The laIaurr was about f110o. The recorder arreared at the appointed tme and asked tha- the settlement be uostr -rtl ron~Trow morning. offering a sal lflastarv reason fog the delay His request Eas granted and assurance was given that tLe matter Will be finally d-s-1sed -f A petiton was .n cirCu- l Isrion yesterday for the apr,oi ntment of l Henry Jerniups t1 succeed Mr. McFah. lt having been understood that he ! would resign as s1On as his settlement VIih the county was made. It was. however understood later il the day thst Ar. 1IlFaU would n1t Aesi@n.
 A BAD BOH-Francis-o Pima. 1 iElsIlr Mexican routh and the son of . Jesus Pima who was jailed for 90 days lon Friday by Justice Robertson, for l abusing his wife. seems to be a chip lon rhe old block After the old man 8 Incarceration Friday he sent for tce | boy and gave him some money which ! seemed GO serve the purpose Of a bribe | 70 enlist ham on the paternal side of the family quarrel Friday night he went ! home and began abusing his mother lafrer the manner Of his fathers com duct. also passing a few uncomplimen- Ita-y compliments on his younger bro Itl-rs and sisters. wah the result that | he was arrested for disturbing the peace. In court yesterday he became peui-ent. and promised that he would | hereafter affiliate with his mothers
 side Of the controversy, assist in the support Of her and the other children and otherwise do as a good son ought Ito. He was fined ten dollars and given time in which to pay il.
 SOME REALTY TRANSFERS
 Through the agency of J. Ernest Walk
 CT. Walter Carrico yesterday sold to H. r. Couch an eighty acre farm in the 1 Buckeye country for S25OO. This trans
 action recalls the history of that par- | ucular piece of land which is interest ing as an exhibit of advancing proper
 ty values and the money that has been made here by judicicus investment in real estate. In 1900 MT. Walker b-ught 1eO acres under the Buckeye canal fer 1 s95O and soon after sold half of it to Colin Grant of Baltimore for s75O. leav- ing the net cost of his remaining eighty
 S200. A few months later he | sold the second eighty to | Charles H. Wood for $1,00O and
 bought it back within year for S1450. Last December he Sold it to
 Walter Carrico for S1. 900 and now MT. | Carrico sells it to Mir. Couch for S2500,
 the deed going direct from Walker and l the Carrico contract being cancelled. MT Walker has made a total of S125O off that piece of land and Mr. CarriCo | has made $G00, and the price is not vel | high. Mr Couch says it will take fifty