Arizona republican., 1905-01-23

GONE TO DoUGLAS-Dr. J. c. Norton. territorial veterinarian left yesterday morning for Douglas on san itary business.
 A SACATON VlSITOR-Miss Or rington Jewett of Sacaton arrived here yesterday afternoon and is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Robinson.
 MIR. BARD'S SPEECH-The Repub- lican has received from Washington a large number of printed copies of Sen atOr Bard's speech, entitled "The Au- tonOmy of Arizona Guaranteed For ever" They are for free distribution to any who may care to have them, and they may be had on application at this office.
 PHOENIX VlslToRs-Mr and Mrs. H. William Stevens of Arizona and New York and Miss Rose l. Driscon of San Francisco. a sister of Mrs. Stew ems, arrived here last evening from the White Cloud mines. north of Nor ristown, and are guests of the Hotel Adams. MT. Stevens is well known as the superintendent of the White Cloud mines and associated enterprises, be- ing located in that section for a mum Der of years and a frequent visitor to Phoenix. For the last two years, how
 
 the time, until about the first of De- cember when he returned to Arizona to look after the performance of the an nual work on the properties in which he is interested.
 CATTLE GROWERS cONVEN- TION-A large attendance of stock men is not only desired, but is fully expected, at the second annual con vention of the Arizona Cattle Crow CTS association which is called to meet in Phoenix January 25 and 2G. There are matters of importance and of interest regarding the cattle indus try to be brought before the cO1ven- tion. All the railroads will make a one and One-fifth rate for the round trip from all points in the territory. Each purchaser of a ticket must secure Q receipt for same of the regular con vention form. and before leaving PhOe- nix present the receipt to the secre- tary for endorsement, and such receipt will entitIe the holder to a return trip ticket at One-fifth regular fare, making the round trip cost one and one-fifth regular fare.
 SANTA SIZED UP-Though the Clifton orphans are most of them very young, their education so far has not been neglected and they are very ob- serving. The other day one of the ba- bies, not over three years old, was placed on a counter in a public office in Phoenix. She was engaged in playing with a lead pencil and papers. etc, scattered around when gentleman came in who had business with the man behind the counter. The stranger was a neatly dressed man. of middle age and had rather a long beard. The little one recognized him immediately and, stepping over beside him, began to stroke his beard and say, Hello, Santa Claus" On another occasion one of the babies and her foster par ents were dining in a Phoenix restau- rant. At an adjoining table sat a bald headed member of the legislature with his wife. The little one. turning to her foster parent said, Mamma, did that woman pull all that mans hair out?'' There was blushing all around, but the legislator beat them all at it. His face was red clear to his back col lar button.
 A BUSY COURT-While new courts are being Iegislated into existence, some thought ought to be taken of the Kangaroo CJ-rt of the .AIaricopa cOun- ty jail. It is holding sessions night and day. On Saturday afternoon 1t tried a drunken Indian. who could be handled in no other way, and reduced him to obedience. Yesterday morning, some time after midnight, two more men were thrown in. It was so late that, instead of putting them below" Deputy Perry Sears put them into the woman's cell One of the men was filled with fighting whisky, and the deputy sheriff was called up every ff- teen minutes until o'clock to quiet him. Finally he threatened to turn