Arizona republican., 1905-02-25

AT THE HOSPlTAL-H. E. Slos- ser who has been very i'll for sometime has been removed from his ranch home to the Sisters hospital.
 FOR STRIBUTION-The board of trade has received through the cour- tesy of Delegate Wilson a consignment of the statehood speeches of Senator Clark and Simmons, that may be had for the asking by any who want them.
 STRANGE FACES-This will be mask night at the carnival and then the show will come to an end. This afternoon the proprietor, Nat Reiss, will have as his guests the newsboys of the city and will show them all there is to be seen of the many and varied attractions. The carnival has been showing under adverse circum- stances this time for much of the time the weather has been such that people could not get out. Though most of the residents of Phoenix and the visitors have seen the show once during its stay here, many of them would have liked to see it oftener if the oppor- tunity had been afforded them.
 BASEBALL-The Phoenix baseball team has heard from the Tucson team to the effect that it is coming along nicely in the matter of reorganization and will soon be in a position to play ball. It proposes to take the Phoenix team to Tucson for the opening of Ely sian park, Saturday and Sunday, April 1-2. It states also that the Tucson aggregation will be willing to come to Phoenix for another series of games previous to that time, and the Phoenix team has under consideration the dates  tween Tucson and Phoenix were the most interesting games that have been played here for years and it is expect ed that if these teams meet again there will be big things doing.
 M. 2 p. R. R. IN COMMISSION AGAlN-The M. & P. railroad com pany will today resume passenger transportation and by Sunday expects to be ready for all kinds of business. The train will leave here this morning at 9:1O o'clock and passengers will be transferred at the Gila river by boat. By Sunday it is expected the bridge will be in condition to run a train over and thereafter regular traffic without transfer will be resumed Su perintendent BiclznelI said last night that the way they had been making progress in bridge building was sur prising and he was graufied that train service could be resumed more quickly than he expected. He said about 500 feet of piling had been driven in three days The last freshet filled up the bed somewhat so it is not necessary to drive piles quite so deep as before.
 HE GOT IN AT LAST-H. s. Lock hart spent the greater part of yester- day trying to butt into jail. It was not until late in the afternoon that he sue ceeded in effecting an entrance. He had been going about the street mak- ing a nuisance of himself and had been warned several times by Constable Redw:ne to make himself less conspic- uous. Along in the afternoon he took possession of an easy chair in front of the Doris and Heyman Furniture company. He planted himself in the middle of the sidewalk and there the officer ran across him. He refused to abandon his comfortable position and deffed the officer to arrest him. The defiance was the last straw on the cameTs back and MT. Lockhart's ef- forts to intrude himself upon the pris one-s- of the county jail were crowned with success.
 GUCc-GCFUL IN MlNING-Mrs. Frank Ryland, who has made a sue cess of dealing in Arizona mines, came down yesterday from her property twelve miles northeast of Wickenburg, which is bonded to the Monarch Min ing &. Smelling Co. C. w. Platt of Prescott is experimenting operations at the mine and is making good pro- gress in the development of the prop erty. Mrs. Ryland says the company is a pleasing one to do business with and Mir PIatt is proceeding on proper lines namely opening the mine before