Arizona republican., 1905-04-10

ARBOR DAY-Arbor day No. ? was observed on Friday at many of the northern Arizona schools, by appropri- ate exercises.
 A FLORENCE VIsIToR-George W. S.itzer, foreman of the Florence Blade printing office. was in the city yesterday enjoying himself with his fellow craftsmen and other friends.
 AFTER TRINDLE-Deputy Sheriff Peterson of Roosevelt is expected to arrive here tonight after Charles Trin- dle. who was arrested a few days ago by Officer Moore at the request of the Roosevelt officer.
 BACK TO THE CREEK-E. A Howard, who is interested with MT Creashaw of Cincinnati in a Cave Creek mining enterprise, will leave for the mine today. l. will be remembered that MT. CTenshaw came in from there a few weeks ago very III of rheuma- tism. MT. Howard says he has return ed to Cincinnati and is improving rap idly in health.
 ACcUMULATING VICTORIES Frank Graham is constantly adding to his laurels at Oakland Park, more and more surprising the race goers by the manner in which he rides unprOmisiug
  it by superior riding and sometimes by superior headwork. His greatest re cent performance was riding Sun Rose. a fifty to one shot, to victory. Before the race was finished the horse had been bet down to twenty-five to one. She was played heavily by Berger, her owner, whose winnings amounted to s14,000. Last Friday in a mile and a half race he won on InVictus, thirteen to one, and later on Trapsetter. twelve to one.
 A LIVELY RUNAWAY-There- was a lively runaway yesterday afternoon that was finally dissipated by the process of elimination. When it start ed there were three young ladies in a single buggy on north First street. The horse becoming frightened almost ran into a First street car at the cor her of Monroe, then ran south q block and west on Adams to First avenue thence north to Van Buren. By that time it was all over. Soon after the horse started one of the girls jumped Another followed a moment later. The third becoming lonesome threw the reins to the winds and followed suit. Before the incident was over there was nothing left but the rig and even the horse was losing interest and stopped on the slightest provOcatiou.
 AFFAIRS AT SUCKEYE-Frank P. TrOtt, recently appointed receiver for the Buckeye Land and Canal company has returned from an inspection of the condition of the company's property. which it is now his duty to admins ter for the best interests of all. He says that the work of repairing the damage done by the floods is pro- gressing very nicely and the force en- ployed will be augmented at once. He is in another column of this paper ad- vertising for additional men and teams for this work. He says the canal will be put in first class repair at the ear Hest possible date and that before any great l5nSth of time has expired he expects to be able to supply water to the Buck < r1nchers. A force of men and teams will leave the Dublin cor ral this afternoon at 1 o'clock for Buckeye and others will be sent as fast as they are needed or can be employed.
 NEEDED ATTENTION-Oh h c e r Moore UsCs summoned to the Columbus saloon very early yesterday morning and found a case waiting for him but passed it up. It was a Mexican nam ed Mike Estrada, but he should not be confounded with Marcus Estrada, the old time patron of the police court who by the way has been missing for