Arizona republican., 1905-12-05
RUNNING ON scHEDULE.-An-

RUNNING ON SCHEDOEG.-An- nouncement was made at the Santa Fe office yesterday morning that the temporary obstruction to trains on the main line of the Santa Fe between Albuquerque and Ash Fork had been removed and that all trains were again running on their regular schedule
 DEATH OF BARON ZElGLER.-A letter received yesterday in Phoenix brought the news of the death at his home in Berlin, Germany of John von Ziegler, a baron, who spent several winters in Phoenix. It was his plan to visit Egypt and later Arizona this year for in all his travels he found no climate he enjoyed more than this one. He had many friends here who will learn of his death with regret.
 HELP UP BY FLOOD.-Constable Lee Redwine will arrive today from Maricopa, having in charge Tom Pool who is wanted nere on account of ir- regular transactions in connection with a clothes cleaning establishment he was running. Redwinc and his pris- oner arrived at Maricopa from Tucson the day of the washing out of the Gila bridge and have been there since that time.
 BUCKEYE DRAW ALL RIGHT.- F. P. Trott, receiver of the Buckeye Canal company returned to Phoenix last evening after a visit to the dam at the head of the Buckeye canal. Sev- eral days ago, MT. Trott outlined to The Republican just what the appear ances at the dam were and what was at that time estimated the damage would be. The trip yesterday com pletely confirmed what he had before estimated. The dam is intact and with the expenditure of possibly S3,00O will be in better shape than prior to the passing of the flood.
 THE OROZCO kILLING.-No later details have been received regarding the stabbing affray in Los Angeles one night last week in which Jesus Orozco was fatally wounded. The first infor- nation received here came in a letter to Theodore Olea, interpreter at Judge Burnetts court from Simon N. Robles, a former resident of this city. Accord ing to the letter Orozco, who also made this city his home several months ago, quarreled with a Main street tamale vender over the price of what he had eaten and the fight resulted Menden, the man welding the knife, is under arrest and will be examined today al Los Angeles. Orozco died at the re- ceiving hospital where he was taken after the fight.
 CERTIFICATED TEACHERS. - A meeting of the territorial board of eX- aniners was held yesterday in the of cices of the board at the capitol and several applications for teachers cer- tificates were considered and passed upon. A first grade certificate was granted to Lucy W. Gilmer of Marico- pa county on a diploma from the state normal of Illinois and Alice O. How ard of Navajo county on a state life diploma from the state of California. Thre second grade certificates were granted by the board. One to Beat rice J. Quinn of Maricopa county on a diploma from the state normal of Minnesota; to Clara J. Gunz of Pinal county on a diploma from the state normal of Minnesota and to Rosalie E.. Roach of Maricopa county on di- ploma from the school of education of Chicago, III.
 HOUSES FILLING UP-About three months ago there was a threaten ed famine of rentable houses of the smaller or cottage type that gave no end of worry to the local real estate men. Many who had come to tne city for the winter are forced on account of the shortage in houses to take really larger houses than they desired or had need of. There were at that time, however, many good sized houses for rent. Now the large houses as well as the small ones are about all taken from the renting lists and as a result furnished rooms are at premium. If the visitors continue to arrive from