Arizona republican., 1905-12-18

LeemaSter district superintendent Of the Pullman company. spent yesterday in Phoenix on one Of his regular calls He checked the two Pullman company
 offices in this city and left for the
 south last night
 THE FAIR GROUNDS. - Though lyesterday was not racing day at the fair grounds many of the trainers were
 busy giving their stock the usual daily
 workout. Knowing this, and the day being a pleasant one, even though a
 little cloudy. there was a large at tendance of the townSpeople all after noon.
 SENT TO THE ASYLUM-Nabor Pecneco, sheriff of Pima county, spent
 yesterday in Phoenix and returned to Tucson on last evenings train. He brought a patient from Tucson, com mitted by the probate court of Pima
 county to the territorial hospital for the insane.
 NEW SANTA FEE SCHEDULE-The first regular Santa Fe train under the
 new schedule to arrive in this city in the afternoon reached here yesterday
 at 4:10 D. m, city time, and brought to
 the city nearly thirty passengers. All
 of the trains running on the new time arrived and departed on time yester- 1 day.
 SHEEP COMING TO THE VAL 1 lEY-The sneep that each winter
 come into the valley Tor shearing rur- 1 poses are each day working closer to | Phoenix. A large band is now out
 about eighty miles. The steepmen say
 the range is fine. the only drawback
 ct present being the cool weather. and | this. they say, is hardly worth com 1 blaming of for so many years have l been worse.
 WELLS FARGO CHANGES - A change was yesterday made in the ! Wells Fargo company express messen- gers. Leslie Mccarthy, who has for some time past been on run cut from Tucson, takes the regular Maricopa run out from this city. succeeding Miles Criego. MT. Criego takes the new run on the Prescott 6 Phoenix road, made possible by the addition of the new Santa Fe train.
 MAN FOUND DEAD.-News was brought to the sheriff's office in Tomb i stone of the finding of the body of a man in Sulphur Springs valley, who had evidently been dead for a week or more The remains were believed to be those of a cowboy named Dick Jones. who was reported mysteriously missing some weeks ago. Whether the unfortunate man was the victim of foul play or not could not be learned. | FORWARDING OF PROTESTS | The Bisbee chamber of commerce and the Douglas chamber of commerce. both held meetings and passed resolu- tions of protest against joint state i hood. The resolutions were forwarded to Senator Frank Flint, who repre- sents Arizona and California in the ! United States senate. At Naco mass meeting of citizens was held when sim
 liar resolutions of protest were passed and ordered forwarded to the legisla- tive storm center.
 l HON. JOHN A. BURBANK'S ILL
 NESS-Mrs. J. II. Kibbey left last
 evening over the NJ. 6 P. for Rich mond. Ind called there by a telegram announcing the very serious illness Of i her father, Hon. John A Burbank,
 who is now in his seventy-seventh year. Some time Saturday night he suffered a stroke of paralysis, and at
 the time the message was sent ne was not expected to survive. Governor
 Kibbey accompanied Mrs. Kibbey as
 far as MaricOpa.
 VALUABLE DOGS-Last night a
 party of sheep herders left over the
 southern route for Silver City, N. Mex.
 where they have secured employment. ! They carried with them three dogs
 especially trained for sheep herding
 work and which were said to be very valuable. The attention the herders
 showed their dogs was noticeable and
 was commented on by a prominent sheepman who was at the station by i the remark that most sheep herders ! think more of their dogs than many men do their wives.
 IT'S IN THE BLOOO-Anotner of
 the boys of James Graham will shortly
 make his debut on the turf. Mir. Gra-
 ham, accompanied by ais son Ralph
 left on Saturday night for San Fran
 cisco. Ralph having eniered into a ! three-Year contract with Berger & Co
 to ride the horses of that stable. That | is the same firm by which his older brother Frank, has been employed for the last two years. In that time he 1 has come to the front faster than any other jockey on the coast and is now among the top ones. He won two races
 on Saturday.
 ] 4 WHITE WILD GOOSE = One Of the best kills of the season was made yesterday Dy memDer or nun llllS party made up of Ernest Erickson. ! Joe Britt, Matt Sterril, and Jim F.. | Clifford. The bird was a wild white l goose and weighed a little over twen ] ty pounds Just which one Of the party killed the bird could not be learned, for they all toorl a shot at i5, but MT l Erickson was in charge of the bag when they arrived in town. The hunt 1 CTS came upon the flight a few miles below the junction of the Salt and 1 Gila. All of them are employes of the | M. &, P. shops at this place.
 l PHOENIX GIRL MARRIED-Tne | Tombstone Prospector thus announces the nasty marriage of a Phoenix girl: Probate Judge Goodbody this morning acted in the role of cupid and joined | in the bonds of matrimony Miss Anna Belle Saqui, of Phoenix, and w. A. c. Davis, of Los Angeles. The couple ar rived here last evening and were very anxious to be joined in the bonds of wedlock The bride feared that her brother would arrive here before they could be married and prevent it, but up to the hour of performing the ceremo-