Arizona republican., 1905-08-31
ICE CREAM SOCIAL AT CART

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| WRIGHT-The Ladies' Missionary
society of the Cartwright school house
Will give an ice cream social tonight.
A FIRE IN A CHIMNEY alarm
of fire last evening called the depart
ment to toe conner of First Avenue and
/ Adams street. When they arrived how
| ever, It was learned that the alarm was
| turned in by some person who had seen
; a blaze issuing from one of the CHM
neys of the Weather Bureau building.
The flames We're the result OF some
| one burning trash in a stove and no
! damage was done.
THE UiNTAH OPENING-E. S.
I Reid of the geological survey. is a
recent arrival in the city and viii for
some time to come make Phoenix his
/ head quarters. He has just come from
I the Uintah reservation in Utah where
/ he had been stationed for some months
past. The Uintah reservation was the
! scene of a great rush said Mr.. Reid in
| speaking of the opening of the reserVa-
! ton and the settlers We're from all
walks Of life. While thousands went on
the reservation each day many of them
at once departed for the conditions had
been largely over estimated in the ad-
vertising distributed by the railroads
and the county officials who were in
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settlers. Then the speculation feature
attracted many who when they found
their chances We're not of the best gave
UP and did not even register for the
drawing. OF the 100000 acres of land
in the reservation nearly one million
acres We're reserved for the Indians
who were originally on the land.
RETURNING FROM THE FAIR
Hon. J. G. Heating accompanied by the
members of his family returned to
Phoenix yesterday afternoon on their
way 70 Florence their home. after a
visit to San Francisco and other coast
points. Mr.. Heating was a delegate to
the National Irrigation Congress and a
member OF the committee Of the con-
gress on the election of officers for the
ensuing year. The fair at Portland ne
says was not all that he had anticipat-
ed it would be but at that was a very
interesting exhibition. During Mr..
Keating's visit to Portland his family
visited friends in San Francisco While
enrOute home and at a point a few
miles east of Barstow the front trucks
of one of the baggage cars and the rear
trucks of the mail cars jumped the
track delaying the train for about eight
hours. No serious damage was done
however, although had the trucks left
the track on the other side than that
which they did a most terrible acct
dent might have resulted for the train
was at the time rounding a steep en-
bankment. Mr.. Heating will continue
his journey to Florence this morning.
ALLEGED HORSE EMBEZZLERS
Deputy Sheriff John Wright return
ed yesterday morning from Moore's
ranch on the Aqua Fria with the four
young men charged with embezzling
horses belonging to Hilbert Bros. OF
Mesa. There are really only two of
them 80 charged, c. II. Minter and
Robert Apps. They are in custody
and will be given a hearing before
Justice Burnett this morning when it
is believed they viii be discharged. !
The names of the other two are Lar
rabee Apps and NJ. J. Lamara. The
four were engaged in going through
the country taking orders for pictures. !
They had canvassed the whole upper
part Of the valley and had finished |
their work in the lower part and We're /
on their way back to Phoenix when |
they were arrested. The first two had |
hired horses and saddles of HILBERT |
Bros. for a day or two they said. The !
firm has not seen the horses since but |
almost every day they received tele- |
phone messages from the young men |
giving an account of themselves. |
When they telephoned from the Buck |
eye country the livery men feared |