Arizona republican., 1905-05-20
THE TRIAL OF THE sTABBER-

The woman, Angelita, who stabbed Stella Graham with a pair of shears on Thursday night. will be given a hearing before Justice Johnstone today. The in
 jured woman was unable to appear in ! court yesterday.
 THE INSANE COMING INA tele- gram was received at the office of the sheriff last night saying that Dep uty Sheriff D. l. Houck, of CoconnO . county, would arrive In the city this
 morning with a patient committed to | the insane asylum. Sheriff Pacheco arrived yesterday morning from Tue : son with an insane prisoner.
 A SURPRISE PARTY-A very plea sant surprise party was rendered Miss Ruth Mansfield at her home on north
 Third street on Thursday evening. Those present were lone Franklin, Inez
 Thrift Ruth Peery. Pauline Reno, Ro- line Harweu Mamie PendIeton, Carrie
 McNeu Elaine WaddlingtOn !, Bessie
 Brown Bethel Hoefer, Essie Fisk, liar old GOlze. Lawrence Avis, Bob Dun
 lap Walter TuIbert George McNeii,
 Willie Anderson, Joe Brown, Fred RU-
 pert, Charles Slankard, Ross Mans
 held. Refreshments of punch and cake
 were served and a very pleasant even
 ing was concluded in a moonlight
 walk
 FISH CATCHING REGULATIONS Under the fish and game law passed
 by the last legislature any cat fish
 not longer than seven inches must be returned as little damaged as possible
 to the stream from which they were taken A fish not longer than seven inches is of no value as food, and any
 fisherman should be willing to give the small fish a chance to get of suitable size before counting him among his
 catch. There is also a limit on a days catch of 20 pounds or 10 indi-
 vidual fish. It is not the desire Of the officials to prosecute people who are ignorant of the laws. but every hunter and fisherman should post himself on the new law.
 A TEN DOLLAR RIDE-Early yes terday morning a Mexican COW boy came to town and began a lot of fool ish riding and rope throwing along Washington street that attracted the attention of the police. By nine o'clock he had acquired a good skate and started out of town, south by south east under full canvass and at the rate of about sixteen knots. In the vicinity of the Maricopa creamery he under took to do a little fancy ma neuvering. He thought by series of tacks and reversals he could get his cayuse into the front yard of a resi- dence, but before he could accomplish his object, the lady of the house called an officer by telephone. He was fined ten dollars and his employer paid the money. He took the regular course on the next start and made the open des- ert without incident.
 WILLOW AND SPHERE-n all goes well, by the time this news paper is in the hands of its readers today there will be a bunch of base ball boys in town. lured here from Tucson for the purpose of being hu~ inflated this afternoon at East Lake p-rx by t'-- -hoenix baseball team. The game will be called at three o'clock. 1t is made q little late so that if either side gets so badly handled it won't be so long until dark and the umpire will have more excuse for interfering and stopping the slaughter. Seriously speaking, it is understood Tucson is coming in pretty good condition and is prepared to meet most any kind Of an aggregation a little more than half way. But the Phoenix team feels that it don't need any the best of it to win and if it don't win it will spit on it's hands and prepare to win the next game tomorrow. Hartwell and Delga- do, the Phoenix pitchers, are said to