Arizona republican., 1904-12-06

tice Robertson for the arrest of Nicho- las York, on the charge of asasulting Pedro Martinez in the Columbus saloon on Sunday.
 DEATH OF MRS ABRAMS-News has been received i1 Phoenix that Mrs. D. A. Abrams formerly of this city died recently in Denver, Colo, after a long illness. Mrs. Abrams had many friends in Phoemx where for years she was prominent in church work and in social circles. She was a member of the First Baptist church of this city Her husband and a daughter survive her
 TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION ELEc- TION.The semi-annual election Of local No. 352 of the International Ty geographical Union was held Sunday resulting in the cnoioe of the following officers: J. A. Ball. president; Harry Maher, vice president; Sylvanus Pal mer, secra' treasurer; Bernard HuellmanteI Stefen, corresponding sec retary. George w. Brown and A. J. Lane were appointed to complete the executive board
 KICKED TO PIECES-C. F. Smith, the horse man, lost a buggy in very snort time yesterday afternoon. He was diving by the Hotel Adams with horse which he had just bought and with whose temperament he had not yet become acquainted. Suddenly and without warning the animal began to elevate it's heels and the buggy began to disintegrate. Finally the horse kick ed the hast piece away and then moved down the street.
 BACK TO FORMER HOMES. E. Moore who has been in the employ of the Enterprise for sometime left with his family for his former home on last nights Southern Pacific train. Mir. Moore came here with his wife and two children about a year ago, hoping to benefit his health but only received temporary relief and recently has been worse. He has made many friends here who regret his departure and will hope for his early restoration.
 A JUSTICE COURT G2lST-Andy Garcia Of criminal fame was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of, drunkenness and pea-e disturbance. He was fined S7 and committed until paid. Hardly less famous was r. Nor relI for drunkenness and fighting. He too was fined s7 and he had the money. Charkc. an Indian, was also before the court for drunkenness. He will be in jail for the next seven days. P. Mar tinez who had been in the fight with Morreu pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for half past one o'clock today.
 FOR PHILIPPINE TEACHERS Announcement has been made by the civil service commission of an exam
 nation to be held on Dec. 2S and % for the purpose of securing eligbles from which to make certifcation to fill vacancies in the position of teacher in the Philippines service. The salaries range from 1090 to s1,20e but those appointed are subject to promotion in positions of teacher and superintendent to salaries from $1,5Ge to s2,5e0. The age limit is from twenty to forty. Ex- aminations will be held in Phoenix. Prescott and TucEon. Notice has been received at this office frosn Oscar l.. Telling, secretary Of the postal board stating that the examination for clerks and carriers on December 31 has been postponed to January II.
 FUNERAL OF J. RICE JONES The funeral of J. Rice Jones Of Bisbee, wao died at the Sisters hospital on Saturday afternoon took place yesterday afteraooR from the undertaking rooms Of Easterlins &, Whitney and was well attended. MF. Jones who had been a resident of Bis bee for several years came here a few weeks ago for treatment for an affection of the eyes. He Eas later stricken by paraiyzis. He vas at edae time a millionaire bNt he lost his feF- tune and came vest. He engaged in gambling and accumulated about s2e,- 900. which he invested in Iisbee real estate. He was highly regarded by those who knew hin ca account of llis ana