Arizona republican., 1905-09-04

the fact that Director GoIze has got new cornet, of which he has. reason to feel proud. He distinguished himself last night in the rendition of a solo. which was so much appreciated that he had to respond to an encore.
 TO SEE THE FIGHT-George Lewis is a very quiet and peaceabIe sort of q man himself, but he likes to see other people fight, so he took the train last night for Los Angeles and San Fran cisco. In the latter place he will oc- cupy a front seat at the Britt olson forty-five rund matinee. when it is con- fdently expected somebody will get hurt
 SALES OF SREEP-Arizona con tinues to be the mainstay of the Kansas City sheep market. Sales of SIPS by shippers from this territory were re- ported, as against 1,690 from all other parts of the country week before last The Arizona shippers were w. H. Campbell, H. c. Lockett, O. L. Duel. D. & B. Woolfolk and O. L. Beasley, all of Flagstaff.
 PHOENIX BOYS WoN-Included in the three hundred and odd Phoenix people who went to Prescott on the ex- cursiOn Saturday afternoon was pret- ty likely sort of a baseball team, of which Stanley Porter was the catcher and Delgado the pitcher. A telegram from there yesterday afternoon an nounced that the valley players had met the mountaineers yesterday and defeated them by a score of to s,
 which is not a bad showing for a hot summer day.
 FATHER IS ERATEFUL-A letter
 was received at The Republican office yesterday from H. C. Parks of Mesa City, father of William Parks, who was recently overcome with the heat in this city, and mention concerning which was made in yesterdays and previous issues of The Republican. The father says he desires to acknowledge his | thanks to the police. to Dr. Hawley, to i the management of the Sisters hos i pital and to all who kindly cared for his son in his helplessness. He also denies again the reported statement
 that his son was suffering from over indulgence in liquor.
 | THE FLIGHT OF A HORSE-Wal- | ter r. Card left town about ten o'clock | on Saturday night for his ranch west
 of the city. Just before reaching the i capitol grounds his horse houndered i in a bog hole and when he got out l he began running. He dashed into | the capitol grounds regardless of the 1 No ThOrOughfare" sign. At this | juncture one of the lines broke and l Card was stood out on his head with | the result that he was partially scalp | ed on the hard gravel walk His wrist
 was also badly hurt. The horse ran | around the building and left the l grounds by the same route he had en- l tered. Card returned to town and yesterday morning went in search of i his property. He found the buggy in l front of the ostrich display farm but l there was no trace of the horse. | A UNION MEETING-Phoenix 1 Typographical union held an enthusi- astic meeting yesterday afternoon, be- ! ing joyful over the near approach of
 Labor day, when good laboring men
 are supposed to do no labor, at least
 not if they can help it. For some time | the American Federation of Labor has 1 been urging the Phoenix organization | to get busy in this field by recommend ling some one for an organizer. There twas no one here seeking the honor but ! just to keep the organization going on proper plans James A. Ball consented 1 to take the position temporarily. and l he was therefore recommended by the 1 local union. Denis A McHugh was elected recording secretary of the 1 local union. Another feature of the meeting was an address by MT. 1 Daniel Huntington on labor organiza- 1 tions generally from the viewpoint of affiliated industries. MT. Huntington is i the chief rajan of the Phoenix Press mems union and holds honorary mem | bership in the Typographical union.
 MORE ABOUT TREGALLIS-The 1 Globe Silver Belt which reached Phoe-
 nix yesterday verified the story printed i yesterday morning in this paper con- corning John F Trega1IiS with the ex- i ception of one or two inaccura cfes, and | also gave some added information. IL
 stated that he was then in the Globe 1 jail, having been arrested on a war
 rant from Artesia, N. M. The Silver ! Belt says the confession to Mrs. Skelly | Tregallis was written in the Globe jail
 and not from Fl Paso as was printed,
 for he had not yet been able to get out
 of town. His apprehension came about through the publication in a Los i Angeles paper about two weeks ago i of an account Of his supposed wealth
 and his romance with a Globe woman.
 It was reprinted in the Fl Paso Times,
 with a story of similar operations by one Tom Shea in Fl Paso. and the
 stories were so similar that the Ar i tesla officers asked for his arrest. Though the details of the Fl Paso and 1 New Mexico stories are not at hand. 1 it is supposed he must have married
 or tried to marry somebody in those
 places.