Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
A COLORADO sENAToR-senaror

A COLORADO SENATOR-Senaro elect Ward of Denver, running far ahead of his ticket at the late election arrived in the city yesterday on visit to Mrs Ward who has been in the city for the last three weeks on account oI her health.
 THE FORTUNATE ONES-The Phoenix Stationery and News Go ar
 ranged a plan during the holidays
 whereby a half dozen of their patrons would secure a present a ticket being given with each dollar purchase.' The successful numbers for the prizes were in the following order: 155, 792, 241,
 2S4. 3O14, 37S2.
 HUNTING A BROTHER.-B. c. Berwick of Neville, N. D.. is in the city engaged in a search for broth
 CT who was in this part of the coun- try about seven or eight years ago. His name is Peter A. Berwick and 1t
 is known that he was for some time in Phoenix. MT. Berwick has not heard from him for the last seven years He would be pleased to hear from any one who may remember his
 brother He will be in the city for
 day or two.
 PRIZE cOLTS-Presiden Adams of 1 the Phoenix Driving association makes an offer of prizes for the three best colts of Oh So brought to the horse show tomorrow. The prizes will con sist of two sets of single harness and a ten dollar blanket. MT. Adams will al so have Oh So and Boydello on exhi- bition at the horse show but they will be there merely to look at. As presi- dent of the association he will not er- ter them in competition with other horses.
 BUSY DAY-Yesterday was an old time day in the court of Justice Bur nett Beside the Douglas club case there were several of minor importance. Jim Koens an Indian was up for drunkenness and disorderly conducr.
 He was sent to jail for ten days. Jesus Enriques and Jose Evalla were brought down from Wickenburg by Constable Ike Ford charged with carrying con eealed weapons. Evalla was discharged but it was found that Enriques trying to butt into the Garcia shooting was actually armed. He was fined $50 and his gun was conffscated. He is in jail
 Warrants were issued for the arrest of Loretto Estrella and Andreas Estrel- Ia for an aggravated assault.
 A CHRISTMAS GATHERiNG.- Christmas evening the guests of Clay sons Homeside Park hotel assembled in the spacious dining hall connected with this establishment. where they were entertained by musical and com teal selections rendered by a Victor talking machine under the able manip- ulation of MT. Roy CIaysOn. Messrs. Parlxin and By created considerable merriment by their imitation of 9 hila- rious pair returning from a holiday celebration and also by their clever execution of some fancy steps to mus ical accompaniment. Those present were: Mrs. Martha Clayson. MT. and Mrs. Roy Clayson, MT and Mrs. J. T. White, Rose White, Chris White, MT. P. J. Cornell, MT. J. A. Cornell, MrA R. L. Bentson, MT. c. Parkin, Judge George H. Alexander. Mir. J. Rubin. MT. E. Jaycox. MT. w. By, MT. J. D. By and MT. Fitzgerald.
 DISTRICT COURT.-There was session of district court yesterday morning at which several matters were brought up. The case of the Home Savings Bank and Trust company Q inst W. K. MaulI was reset for Jan uary z. In the case of Fannie Shanks against t-a -awa Land and Cattle company the plaintiff was given judg- ment for s2,47S.95 and foreclosure was ordered; in the case of the Southern California Savings Bank against Lloyd B. Christy and the Eastern Sugar com pany- Judgment was granted against the. sugar company for $2.419.66. The case of McClintic Marshall & Go. against the American Construction & Supply company was taken up and was continued until today. This suit like the two former ones is the out come of the operations of the East