Arizona republican., 1905-04-18

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 FINE ROSES-Mrs. E. NJ. Lamson yesterday brought to the board of trade fine bouquet of roses of almost every color and variety.
 w. c. T. U. MEETING-The regular meeting of the w. C. T. U. will be held at the union room. corner of Center and Monroe streets. Wednesday, be- ginning at 2;3O D. m.
 HERE YESTERDAY-Jack Camp bell of Tempe spent yesterday in Phoenix He came down to see Col. McClintock. his commander during the Rough Rider days, and learn di- rectly how good a time he missed hay ing by not being in San Antonio at
 SALE OF A RANCH-T. NJ. Bur roughs yesterday sold the east forty acres of his ranch on the McDOweH road to pr. J. F. Hendrix who came here recently from West Plains, Mo It s one of the fine pieces of property in the valley and it IS understood that Dr. Hendrix will shortly build nice residence upon it and make his home there.
 DISTRICT COURT-Very little was done in district court yesterday. 4 return was made of the venire of trial J moned appeared. A great many of them were excused from service and all were excused until this morning. The case of Manuel Ortega. Julio Sa- mora and Bernal Caldero. which had been set for trial, were continued to April IS.
 RATIONAL 6 o'clock last night 12oO voters had been registered and they were coming into the recor- der's office with considerable regulari- tv. There is no fear but that all those who are entitled to vote and who hav" enough interest in the election to want 10 do so, will get their names on the big list. Those who intend to register. though should not delay for the time Is getting short.
 A SEVEN DAY MAN-Juan Ornel- las, who had broken the Sabbath aHd also the peace of the neighborhood in which he lives. was before Justice Burnett. There seemed so little doubt of his guilt that the court sent him to the county jail for seven days. That will carry him over next Sunday, so that neighborhood will have al least one peaceful Sabbath.
 THE MEXICANS WERE SAVED Last Thursday morning The Republl can described the carrying away of q couple Cf Mexicans on a piece of bridge timber which they had been irving to take out of the river. The last seen of them they were a half mile down stream and it was supposed that that would be the last seen of them alive. But yesterday one of them showed up for work. They had been carried seV- eraI miles down the river.
 A ROUGH RIDER-George Espy Vinnedge of Victoria. B. C., arrived here yesterday and will remain for time at least. Mir. Vinnedge was member of F Troop of the rough riders and is a civil engineer by profession. Since the v ar he has spent much time in the Philippines in the duties of his profession and while there his health became somewhat impaired though be dues not look or feel like a sick man. f{c expects to stay here for recupera- tion and perhaps permanently.
 A HUNDRED KILLING-Ye Yesterday afternoon word was received in the city that the Hon. w. s. Sturgis had been killed at his home in the southern part of Pima county. A telephone message sent to Tucson brought word from George Scholefeld that MT. Sur had not been killed but that there had been |, fight at BuenOs Ayres in which one or more men had been killed. Late last night a telephone message was re- ceived from Tucson in which 1t was