Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

CONVALESCENT. - Miss Nancy Munson. who has been quite ill for about ten days at 222 West Adams street. is rapidly recovering and will be able to leave the house today.
 MINING SALE.-J. E. Morrice, of Morristown, has bought from D. Der stand some good mining claims in the White Pichacho district, north of Nor ristown. The assessment work recent ly completed uncovered some good ore.
 THEY MAY LOCATE.-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Armstrong, of Memphis. Tenn. are in the city visiting for the winter with Mrs. William Graff. Mrs. Armstrong's mother. They Were for merly residents of Phoenix and may decide to remain here permanently.
 LECTURED AT INDIAN SCHOOL. Rev. w H. Bagby on Saturday night delivered a lecture at the Indian school on the subject of Utah and the Mormons. The lecture was illustrated by stereopticon views and was greatly appreciated by the large audience in attendance.
 UNFORTUNATES. - Officer Kauf- man found a quiet place yesterday morning for Charlie Straw to finish up a drunken sleep he had begun on the street. Marshal Kinney also found a quiet place in the same locality, under the city hall. for Mike Nav to calm himself down after disorderly conduct at the PhoeEiX hotel.
 BEGAN THE YEAR RIGHT.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan, former resi- dents of this city. but at present living frn [ Ta is a year in the most proper manner pos sible. by welcoming to their fireside a son and heir. It is their first born. and therefore the best baby in the world.
 AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF.-In- spectOr Evans of the live stock sani tary service came in from the Buck eye country with a Mexican boy by the name of Valentine Cornello charged with the theft of a horse from William C. Dawes. The Mexican admits that the horse was not his own but that he was riding it for another man who he thought had authority to let him have it.
 4 BROKEN TROLLEY WlRE-On Saturday afternoon one of the trolley wires at the long switch on Washing ton street gave way and dansle1 on the ground IL was quickly repaired though by the line men. who handled it very carefully with gloves and ropes, and who were also even then quite careful about the character of the sub stance on which they stood. It was put back into place without a mis- hap.
 THE SUPREME cOURT.-Attorn- neys from different parts of the ter ritOry began to arrive in the city yes terday morning to be present at the opening of the January term of the supreme court today. The session is likely to be a very short one, to cor respond with the docket, which is one of the shortest in years. There will be meeting of the territorial bar asso- citation this afternoon immediately af- ter the session of the court, and also the annual banquet of the association at the Hotel Adams tonight. tegin- ming at s o'clock.
 YUMA'S BOARD OF TRADE-The Yuma board of trade now has los members and is doing some good work for the town and community. As a re- suit of the move for stop-over tickets at Yuma for tourists or others from the east. the Southern Pacific agent, Afr. Dresser. has informed the board that in all probability the request would be granted. The board also took action on the statehood question by passing a resolution condemning joint | statehood. asking for the admission of | Arizona as a separate state and for .varding copies Of the resolution to Delegate Wilson and to the chairmen | lf the house and senate committees on | territories, respectively.
 SOME CHOICE PICTURES-Mar-l 'hal Kinney is making a fad of the | album business. He loves |