Arizona republican., 1905-08-08
HOME AeAIN-H. G. Feelings and

HOME AGAlN-H. G. Feelings and family returned home yesterday morn ing from their vacation on the coast.
 DELAYED TRAIN-The M. & P train from the south did not arrive yesterday until about noon. It was held at Maricopa waiting for the Rock Island from the east, which was far behind it's schedule.
 WORTH THE EFFORT-A. w. Gal pin and Mir Reynolds of the postoftice force took a little drive out day or two ago and brought home forty doves. They could have killed twice as many, but desired to be merciful and leave a few for the next party.
 SOME FISH YET-There are a few fish left in Salt river as indicated by the luck of four boys who went after them a day or two ago. They captur- ed fifty-seven running from one to two feet in length. The manner of their capture was wading into the water and grabbing hold of their pray by the tail.
 THE FIRST BORN-Word reached the city yesterday that on Sunday morning there was born to Mrs. Geo. N. Marshall at Prescott, a daughter. Mrs Marshall will be remembered as formerly Miss Norma Damron of this city. MT. Marshall who is a travelling man, was away from home when this happy event occurred.
 LEAGUE WATERMELON SOCIAL There will be a watermelon social and business meeting of the South Methodist Epworth League this even ing at eight o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs l.. D. Dameron, 553 N. 5th avenue. Leaguers may invite their friends and expect to have good time. There will be all kinds of games and entertainment for all.
 FRUIT EXHIBITS-John W. Mar shall of Alhambra yesterday brought to the board of trade some fine Wheat land peaches. A. Buser, who lives three and half miles southeast of the city. brought in some fine tomatoes, and MT. Kelly of Mesa City brought down some fine peaches, grown by Ed. Lewis of that vicinity. All these spec imens will be preserved for future use
 HOME TO UTAH-Prof N. L. Nel- son of the Brigham Young university of Provo Utah, was in the city yester- day, leaving for home last night. Prof. Nelson has just completed a featuring tour through the Mormon settlements of the territory. He Is very much pleased with Arizona, put OOeS not yet fully endorse the constituencies con duct of the thermometer in these parts during July and August.
 THE MIRANDA UTBREAK-The Miranda family turned itself loose on Sunday and Sunday night. Two men of that name were before Justice Bur nett. F. Miranda and Jesus Miranda In the case of the former, who was charged with a disturbance of the peace, judgment was suspended. The latter was accused of whipping Jesus Baldenegro. a woman with whom he has been living for several years, and whom he has frequently threshed. He was sent to jail for ten days and was informed by the court that the next offense of this character would be fol- lowed by at ,elst fifty days. Julian Miranda for a disturbance of the peace was given seven days by Justice John stone
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY B. C. CIawson, the young man charged with stealing a bicycle from r. J. Riordan. was given a preliminary hearing before Justice Burnett yester- day. and was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500. When the youth was led back to jail he expressed a contempt for the amount of the bail which he said he could give without an effort. It was observed though at