Arizona republican., 1905-12-09

several men who were afterward bound
 to the Cochise county grand jury whict liberated them last week.
 FAILURE TO PROVE OWNER
 SHlP-Judge Johnstone yesterday
 sent Jesus Levias to jail for seven
 days for being drunk Francisco Car dino was tried for petty larceny and
 discharged He was accused of steal ing solder and an iron from Jake Taf-
 ifs, travelling mender. It was hard
 to decide from the evidence whether
 Jake really ever owned a tool of the
 description he claimed he had located
 In the possession of Cardino and if he
 was once the owner there was no evil dence to show that Cardino had stolen 1 the same.
 TALKED TO THE STUDENTS Wm. G. Alexander gave the regular Friday morning talk to the students of the Lamson business college yester-
 day. Mir Alexander graduated at the
 Lamson business college in 1892. For
 a number of years he was a teacher in
 the public schools of this county, but
 for the last two years he has been traveling through the coast states and has had many opportunities to see the value of a business education In his eS'iN SO li-c SluOlCnlS lie SHl DndSlZGO the fact that a business education was of much importance to a teacher and told of several instances where it had as- sisted him in his school work
 A CATTLE INSPECTION-Dr J. c. Norton yesterday morning returned to the city from Yuma where he had been inspecting a shipment of cattle apply ing for admission into this territory from California. He was absent from the city two days. Regarding the sit uation in Mohave county where he re- gently found it necessary to kill several head Of horses affected with glanders | he said the situation was such that no | further alarm was felt. California had | for about one week had a quarantine | In force against horses from Arizona | but after the sending of several tele- | grams and a letter Dr. Charles Kean. Il the state veterinarian of California had | recommended that the quarantine be raised and his advice was followed Now all classes of stock are without restriction on their entry into Cali 'ornia
 REV. ABE MULkEY DELAYED Rev. Harold COvette yesterday receiv- d telegram from Rev. Abe Mulkey, who was to arrive in. Phoenix yester- lay saying he had been delayed at 3aton Pass and could not reach the ;ity until Sunday morning over the santa Fe. As a result the large crowd vas disappointed at the Central Methodist church last evening by not icing able to hear MT. Mulkey. At the neeting last evening the announce nent was made of the reason for the bsence of MT. Mulkey after which Rev ioVette gave short talk. The music y the chorus choir was greatly en- oyed. Tonight meeting will be held Ihich wi be addressed by Rev. A. H. Harris the new presiding elder of the hurch in Arizona who comes to this arritory from California This is MT. iarris first appearance in a Phoenix ulpit and no doubt he will be greeted y large audience. Sunday morning IT. Mulkey will preach and from tha. me on will have charge of the meet lgs that have been arranged for him.
 A TROUBLE HUNTER-A small Iippled colored man who drifted into \ own a couple of days ago, dIifted into ne county jail on Thursday night and b ill be there for the next twenty days. Le has been travelling all over the , ountry supporting himself by begging. Il lost of the proceeds of his industry ent over the bar. On Thursday eve F ing he went into Ford's place at the orner of First avenue and Jackson rect and ordered a drink. His man. CT from the beginning was quarrel 'me, and when he had taken pos ession of the bottle he announced lat he could not pay. The proprietor ade him a present of the drink but lat did not mOllify him and he was 'dered out. When he got on the side ak he renewed the disturbance and as later taken in. He was abusive to le officers, but yesterday when he as brought before Justice Burnett. he = ld forgotten all about it and could ' 't understand the nature of the con- II 'iTacy against him. He got twenty \ lys. Sisto Verduga, an ordinary dis h rber, was sent up for seven days. \