Arizona republican., 1905-11-05
DIR. BATTIN's ILLNEss-Dr.

tin suffered a stroke of apopleXy Fri day night about six o'clock and remain ed in a critical condition all night long, being unconscious much of the time. He was considerably improved yester- day but is still very sick.
 /, SUGAR BEET LAND SOLD- Through the agency of Taylor and Son and F. A. Spaulding. eighty acres of land near Glendale was sold to F. NJ. Avis. This land was originally owned by E. A. Spaulding. It is good sugar beet land. MT. Avis knows a good thing when he sees it.
 GOOD BOYS-George Christ and J. F. Hess, not desiring to break the Sab bath by going hunting. did the going late Saturday afternoon. They expect ed to do their shooting Saturday even- ing and drive home Sunday evening in the cool of the day. It is their inten- tion to observe all moral as well as statutory laws but in the event of their being attacked by ducks or quail they will very. naturally defend themselves.
 WORK ON GRAND AVENUE-The work of grading and laying the rails for the Grand avenue car line has been completed to a point very near to Six Points and by the middle of the coming week rails will have been laid and the track ready for use as far as Six Points General Manager Heap said yesterday that the work was progressing very satisfactorily and would be rushed un- til ahe fair grounds were reached.
 FIRST SUGAR BEET SUBSCRIBER The first contract to SOW sugar beets to be signed by any of the Tanchers of the valley was signed yesterday by Sam Stout, who contracted to put in forty acres of his ranch. MT. Stout was the first rancher to sign when the con- tracts were prepared year ago. MT. Meyers received further word from Mir. Hapke who is now enroute west, the telegram yesterday being sent from a point on the railroad in Kansas. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. E. A. Penick. rector. Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Holy commun- ion, litany and sermon at II o'clock a. m. Appropriate music by the quartette choir. Offertory solo, If with all your Hearts" from Elijah, by Paul Ingalls,. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:S0 D. m. Attention is directed to the hour of the evening service. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m. Litany on Friday at o'clock D. m.
 SEQUEL OF A LAW SUIT-As a sequel to the civil trial of the day pre- vious in which Simon and Selim Ackel sued to collect an account from Clo- tilda Zuniga in which case the jury awarded a verdict to Zuniga a fist fight occurred on Washington steet between Simon Ackel and Zuniga. It came near involving others who were interested in the case but the timely interference of the officers stopped the disturbance Ackel was fined s7 by Judge Burnett yesterday morning for his outbreak.
 NEW M. e. p. Effect i've next Saturday evening new schedule will be put in force on the Maricopa and Phoenix road. The regu- lar passenger for the south which has formerly left at 8:30 o'clock in the evening will leave at S:15 city time. The change is made on account of a change of schedule on the main line. On the same date two freight trains between Phoenix and Maricopa will be put in operation to continue indefinite ly The running time of the freights has not as yet been announced.
 QUARANTINE RAISED-A tele- gram was received by General Agent Landis of the Randolph lines yesterday morning from New Orleans that from the date of the telegram the quaran- time restrictions of trains entering New Orleans had been abolished and that hereafter all trains will be allowed to enter and leave the city without in spection. The quarantine had been established on account of the yellow fever.