Arizona republican., 1904-08-27

ON DUTY AGAiN-Conductor HOW ard of the M. & P. & s. R. V. railway has returned from his vacation in Cal frornia and last night resumed his reg ular run to Maricopa.
 A PEACE BER-Torehio Camargo was brought before Justice Robertson yesterday on the charge or disturbing the peace of a family re- siding in the lower part of town py using profane and objectionable lang uage. He pleaded guilty and was sen- to jail for ten days.
 DIRECT IMMIGRATION-Bart Cor giat, an Americanized Italian who ms been engaged successfully in rancA- ing for a long time near Liberty. west of Phoenix is so well satisfied with this country that he has sent to Torino. Italy, for his nephew and nephew s family to join him here. He expects them in about seven weeks.
 TOOK THEIR ANNUAL-Yesterda afternoon a solemn rite was celebrated at the new natatorium. Nearly all the clerks of the city took their annual Walter Roos and pr. Taffel turned the big clear pool over to the counter jumpers for the occasion free of charge There was all sorts of fun and the clerks arc now in fit condition for the great labor day celebration Monday week.
 CHAS. WIDBY ARRESTED-Mar- shaI Kinney received a letter from the chief of police of San Diego saying he had a warrant for the arrest of Charles WiGby, on the charge of rape, and that he was probably in Arizona, as he was formerly a resident of Phoenix and tt candy maker by trade. The Bisbee Miner that came yesterday announces the arrest of Widby in that city. A JUSTICE IN CUSToDY-A Bis bee paper publishes an account of the arrest of Justice V. R. N. Greaves of Naco. who has been indicted by tie grand jury of Cochise county for fdl- sifying his records. Constable Billy Murphy of Naco is also under arrest for having some months ago aTreited a number of deserters from Fort Hua- chuca and later refusing to appear against them in court.
 MIKE LAWLER RELEASED-Mike Lawler was released yesterday from the county jail, having served a sem tence of 100 days for cashing worthless checks. He was immediately arrested again and taken before Justice Rob ertson on a warrant issued June ZI charging him with a similar offense. He pleaded guilty and in view of the fact that he had made the checks good he was released with q nominal fine of six dollars which he paid.
 HEAVY MAiLS-PhCenix for a day or so has been doing a wholesale Dus.- ness in the way of handling mail mat ter. Since the blocking of traffic on the Santa Fe west of Ash Fork. all mail passes here via the southern route. Added to that is the through mail for northern Arizona that was de- toured for the Southern Pacific at AL bucuerque, for day or two. or until the line between Albuquerque and Deming went to the bad.
 GONE TO SAN FRANCISCO-Mr and Mrs. George H. Cook came down from Prescott yesterday morning and left last night for San Francisco where they will attend the Knights Templar conclave. From San Francisco they will go east vixen MT. Cook will pur- chase Christmas stocks for his Ari- zOna stores. MT. Cook said yesterday that it rains nearly every day in Pres colt, and seemingly without half try ing. Thursday there was very heavy rain and Granite creek was on a wild rampage.
 JOE RUDY HURT-Many Phoenix people who are acquainted with Joe Rudy of Kirkland, who al various times has participated in cowboy tour naments in Phoenix. Following is mention of his serious injury, taken from the Prescott Courier: "Dr Bar rett received a hurry-up call Monday from Kirkland. On aTiving there, he found that Joe Rudy was suffering from COncussion of the brain. the