Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-09-11

also announced that they will be at !
home at 496 West Monroe street Chi
cago for n time, but about November |
will arrive in Phoenix. Mr.. Broo- /
melI since the sale of the we'll known ,
Rroomeu ranch, now known as the /
Maxwell ranch, has been living in Los ;
Angeles where he and his brother have |
been successfully engaged in the real |
estate business.
WRIT OF MANDATE ISSUED-At-
tornev General Clark, who returned
Yesterday morning from Tucson, stat !
ed that Associate Justice Campbell, on
the appIication of the territory, had
issued an alternative writ of mandate,
directed to the boards of supervisors
and their clerks of the counties OF
Pima. Graham, Mohave and YaVapal,
TO show cause why they should not ac-
cept the territorial board of equaliZa-
TONS increase of the valuations of pat
ented mines in those four counties. The
writ is made returnable on September
27. the day when the supreme court Will
meet in this city.
JUDGE PHILLIPS HOME-Probate
Judge Phillips and family have re-
turned from California. The judge has
lost that pallid, bloodless look that all
people acquire about the time they
want to go to the coast, and has taken
on a beautiful tint of California sun
burn that adds greatly to the natural
charms of his manner and appearance,
already famous in political campaigns.
He got his face paint while engaged
fishing, and though he makes no boast
he saws he caught a few pretty likely
fish. The day before he left he landed
one from watch the whole family made
a meal and the fish seemed to be al
most as big after dinner as it was be-
fore. He did not weigh it, but he
weighed himself after dinner and found
he had gained thirteen pounds.
COMING-The following refers to the
most eccentric and, incidentally. one of
the most popular BARRIERS that ever
threatened a mans life, or saved 1t
through his good Offices in this city. He
was notable for attending to his own
business and running it as he pleased.
regardless of social custom or muni-
! cipal politics. He left here for Lead
Vile q few years ago, and from there
came back to Arizona. The Williams
News says: Louie File, one of the COM
petent tonsOriai artists at the Parlor
/ barber shop. has resigned his position
and leaves Monday for Phoenix After
! a short stay there he goes to Leadville
to look after some mining property In
which ne is interested. His place will
/ be taken by a gentleman who is due
to arrive tomorrow from Nevada. Ev-
erybody on the mountain, excepting the
doves and rabbits, will be sorry to see
you go, Louie
THE WILLIAMS SHOOTING-Leu-
tenant Wheeler of the Arizona rangers
returned yesterday morning from VIII
liams. where he went to investigate the
shooting Of a Mexican by Ranger Neill
one night last week. The investigation
was a formal one, for assurance had
been given by The sheriff and district
attorney of the county that the shoot
ing was Unsuitable. Lieutenant Wheel
er found that the Mexican had been in
a saloon with a revolver. The ranger
saw him and might have made the ar
rest. but he went out and notified a
. constable. who returned TO the saloon
with him. BY that time the Mexican
. had gone. The constable and the rang
. er followed and, overtaking him, called
! upon him to stop. He stepped into g
dark place and began firing at the Off
70 GERS. who kept approaching The range
was so close that both the officers were
b. powder burned. Then Neill shot The
- Mexican fell. but later got up anc
walked $50 feet and leaned against {
post. The ball entered mis- abdomen
= but passed around to the back. 1t Il
thought he will recover. The only crit
: icism of the ranger that could pOssibl,
be offered was for not arresting TIT
Mexican when he first saw him. Blu
this interference with their duties i
sometimes resented by local officers
and for tnat reason Neill went after
constable.