Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

some of the days experienced in Los Angeles.
 RETURN OF JUDGE TUCKER Judge E. A. Tucker of the supreme court has returned from a trip to the east and is now at Globe. Mrs. Tucker, who is still in Nebraska, plans to come to Arizona about the first of Septem- Der.
 MARTINEZ NEEDS RANDI. O. L. Geer of Martinez arrived in the city on last nights freight from the north. He says conditions in and around Martinez are encouraging all though a little more rain would do no harm.
 sHEA's INCONVENIENCE was yesterday received from Jack Shea, who was injured at Maricopa by a fall from a tank house that he was resting as easily as could be expected and it was thought could be discharg- ed from the Tucson hospital today
 THE BUCKEYE CANAL-Reports from Buckeye say the canal at that place is running bank full of water and all the ranchers are accordingly happy. Water has been in the canal since the 18th of June, but it is just recently that the supply has been so plentiful
 BUILDING OF A HOME-The resi- dence being constructed by Howard Heileman on North Second avenue is nearing completion, the brickwork being completed and the roof ready for shinghng. It is MT. Heileman's plan to occupy the house by the first of Oc- tober
 TOO DRUNK TO TRY-Two drunks were taken up by the city police yes terday. One was too much intoxicated to stand trial yesterday, so he was left below to be tried today. The other arrest, Encinas Corna, was fined S5, which he failed to pay, and was sent to jail for five days.
 COMING TO HIS PERMANENT HOME-A- K. Stacy of Springfield. Phoenix, is now at Flagstaff with his family and will as soon as the cool weather sets in come to Phoenix and in the future make this city his home.
 FALL OATS-Oats eight feet high is a sample brought to the board of trade yesterday by George H. NewSholme, who owns a ranch ten miles west on the Yuma road The sample was cut several months ago from a five-acre plot of ground MT NewshoIme had sown to that grain.
 RETURN OF JUDGE LAYTON-N G. Layton. superintendent of public instruction, returned yesterday morn- ing from Flagstaff, his home, where he has been spending his summer va cation. During his absence from Phoenix he prepared his annual re- port which will will be filed with the governor in a few weeks.
 MOVABLE R. R. AGENTS-An- nouncement was made yesterday of a change in the agents along the Phoe- nix & Eastern road. T. c. Widmeyer, formerly located at Winzleman, is transferred to Florence, succeeding H. w. Dodge, who has been granted a leave of absence F. E. Span succeeds Mir. Widmeyer at Winkleman.
 DESERTERS FROM HUACHUCA- Numerous descriptions have been sent out by the military authorities at Fort Huachua of deserting soldiers. It seems that occurrences of this nature have been particularly frequent re- gently, the men going into Mexico and locating at Cananea. where they find employment in the mines.
 SOUTH SIDE FRUIT SHIPMENTS The last of the carload shipments of fruit has been made from Mesa and Tempe ranches. In all this season fifty two cars of cantalOupes were shipped and four cars of grapes. This is a trif1e short of the record of a year ago, but is a good showing considering the water conditions.
 FOUND A HORSE-Harry Broder- ick, a printer, while returning to his home last evening after attending to one of his numerous social duties. took up a stray horse on North First av- enue and reported his find to the po- lice. The horse was saddled and brid- led and had all the appearances of ! having been recently ridden when caught.
 A FINAL MINING STRIKE-News [ was received here yesterday of a rich l strike made by Dan McHughes in the l mountains north of Winkleman, in | Pinal county. Prom the description, | some of the old time miners are of the | opinion that it is possibly the long Lost Soldier mine, for the | ore taken out is fabulously rich. The | ledge, however, is but a few inches in | width on the surface. The property on | which the prospector made the strike | was several years ago located by Tom | O'CaHroI. but the vein from which the | rich samples were taken had not, ac- cording to the oldest settlers in and | around the place, ever been encoun- tered before. -s
 JUDGE BUNcH's "RAIsE"-Some time ago E. C.. Bunch of Glendale caused to be published that he was out for matrimonial business and that he would throw in a sewing machine to the first couple who should appear be- fore him to be spliced. Justice Bunch's offer has been met by a justice at I, i,,