Arizona republican., 1905-10-23
COUNCIL MEETING. - There will

COUNCIL MEETING. - There will be an adjourned meeting of the city council tonight.
 TWO DRUNKS - The police went over the town Saturday night with consistency that might well be called a jewel, but all they could gather up was a pair of drunks.
 EXTENSIVE TRAVELLING PRO- POSED.-The city council is under stood to have under consideration eN- tensive graveling of the streets this | winter. and to that end will, in day | or two. visit the citys gravel pit here and at Tempe Before any great amount of gravel can be hauled the railroad spur will have to be extended, l ! else some arrangement made for uslIe wagons. It is this feature the council will look into. INDIAN SCHOOL RECEPTION.-l i On Friday evening the staff at the In | dian school, together with their fam l flies. were rendered a delightful re- | ception. A. W. Skinner and C. F. liar yey had on former occasions shown 1 uatchIess ability as hosts, and very pleas social was anticipated. Games 1 informal conversation and refresh- r1enrs were the order of the hour. The party was given in the parlors or Ihe main building. As the guests sepa- 
 appreciation and good wishes for thelr royal entertainers, who have a habit of calling their co-wOrkers to such ! times of relaxation.
 BROUGHT AN INSANE MAN. : Harry. Henderson and J. D. Bailey, the sheriff and a deputy from Coconino county. arrived in the city yesterday morning from the north, bringing 10 the territorial asylum for the insane a patient committed from Flagstaff l ne insane man is Robert Cahill. He had recently arrived in Flagstaff from Pitts burg Pa. Although not a violent pa +ient. he had in many ways shown ms ina FiIitv to care for himself, and It as deemed wise by the authorities to com . init him to the asylum. Sherlh Hehder- so, says a session of the district court
 will be convened at Flagstaff on the D 2OtE of the month but that only clVll . matters will be tried. He will remain e in the city until tomorrow.
 BIKES FOUND.-Yesterday an en-
 nIova of the street railway company = reported to the police that there were ' two mems bicycles lying in the brusf |. near the Indian school line some dis
 +ance north of town. Henry Bloomhurs north of town. Henry BloOmhurs
 went after them and brought them t' tba poIice station, where they nov
 await their owners. One of the axle
 of one of the wheels is broken Tn
 wheels may have been stolen ant
 cached there. though it was though
 at first that they might have been rld den out there by hunters and left IneI -l +enDorarily But they were so plalhL +o he seen that the officer figured tha if he did not take them some uhau
 thorized person might. H TARI TORNED-N l | Hagen. who came up from the Sa Francisco mine in the southern part c
 the Arfzpe district of Sonora reports |
 2 Tucson paper that just before he Tel | Cananea word was received by the or
 ficials there that a fight had take IlnIace between an American prospecto Hand a band of Yaqui Indians down nea
 +be river. Contrary to the usual out Iicome of these affairs, the America Iicame off victor killing two of the "a ouis and putting the others to figh iThe prospector. whose name is not yC
 known. but who will shortly give oI
 an official report of the battle, Wa ! travelling over a well known trail, Whe the Indians attacked him. He wa Itwithout companions, but had the rlSi
 sort of stuff in him in the way of fight
 ing blood, and gave the marauders bel
 ter than they sent.
 THE SPORTING CENTER.-If u
 territorial fair association does m
 look out the main crowd will be a -