Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
NORMAL GIRLS, vAcArlc

NORMAL GIRLS VAcATIoN-
 Misses Sadie and Lemmie Stauffer lief
 this morning for Prescott where they
 will spend the rest of their vacation
 with their brother Eli Stauffer con. nected with the Prescott street rail
 way. They will remain there unti the opening of the year at the Tempe normal.
 APPROVED MINERAL SURVEYS The surveyor general has approved the following official mineral surveys. Sur vey No. 2093, Eureka lode. situated il the Warren mining district. COchise county. Survey No. PIP. Saint Ans gar Haynes, Lubiens, Osage Mitchell and Denton lOdes, situated in the same county and district. The claim are all ! owned by Hoval A. Smith of Bisbee
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 i HIS HALLUCINATION-S h ri f
 James Lowrey came down from Pres colt with a man by the name of Wal | ters who had been committed to the | insane asylum. Walters is an old
 resident of Yavapai county and for l some time had been driving a stage l on Groom creek. A few days ago he | called at the office of the sheriff and said that a horse had been stolen from him. He gave an accurate de- scription of the animal. A deputy went out with him to take the trail of | the thief and when he got there he found that Walters had had no horse at all He had had control of none for a long time. The deputy learned that Walters had been acting strange ly for several days. After that he grew worse and finally complaint of insanity was lodged against him and he was committed.
 VOLK MAKING GOOD-A short time ago MT. 4. P. Weise of Lexing- ton, Neb.. became a brOther-in-law of Richard Volk of this city through lead ing to the altar a sister of Mrs. Volk They Immediately planned a wedding tour to take in the Portland fair and other coast points and MT Weise wrote to AIr VOlk to know If he would be welcome for a short stay m Phoenix. Mr. NOlk not only replied saying they would be welcome but urged them to come, promising them a ''hOt time" They arrived yesterday morning via the Santa Fe and expect to remain week or so. MT. Weise says his first day in Phoenix though not excessively hot has convinced him that MT. Volk is a gen tleman of his word and he feels sure that before the week is out he will have made good concerning the hot time promised
 THE MAN WITH THE RED HEAD ED WIFE-AmOng the subjects with whom Justice JOhnstone had to deal yesterday was the man who was found drunk with joy and disturbing the peace the night before because his red haired wife from whom he had been separated for some time was coming home the next morning. He was fined S7 which he paid and he left the court room with some tTepidation evidently wondering whether his wife had come Or not and whether he would find her hair of a more fiery hue than usual in consequence of his escapade and night in jail. Ignacio Isles was before the cO-~t charged with a disturbance of the peGcc. IIe was fined s5. Au- gUstin Fernandez whose disturbance was of q more violent character had to pay s7
 INSPECTION TRIP-Presfdent F. NJ Murphy, Superintendent w. A. Drake and Gen. Freight and Passenger ! Agent r. X. Jones of the <. F. r. &s P. and connecting lines, returned yesteT- day afternoon from Winkleman, to- gether with Governor Kibbey who ac- them for a days journey through PinaI county. The trip was one of inspection, particular attention be- ing given to the new bridges along the line. The big steel bridge just beyond !