Arizona republican., 1905-01-13

FOUND A SHAWL-A dark colored shawl was found on the street yester- day and is at the marshals office ready for the owner on proof of property.
 TEA POSTPONED-The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church was to have given a tea this afternoon in the church parlors but owing to the weather it was postponed until next Thursday afternoon
 NOTHING FROM FLAGSTAFF- The Phoenix weather bureau station yesterday morning received no report from Flagstaff concerning weather !, conditions, as the Western Union wires. over which it's daily reports come, were down all day.
 RAIN AND WATER-There was no rain yesterday except a slight shower about daylight. and the greater part of the day was warm and sunshiny. The water at the Arizona canal dam fell considerably and last evening the flow over the dam was but two feet deep. A SUIT ON ACCOUNT-Suit was brought in district court yesterday by | J. L. Perry against Fffeld and Galla- gher for the recovery of $5S1, alleged | to be due him for his services as plas- l terer on one of the contracts of the | defendants.
 RACING MATINEE-The Phoenix | Driving association has decided to hold | another matinee on the afternoon of ! Friday. Jan. 27. It has been under con sideration for several days and many | of the best horses in the valley will be entered in the races, the programme for which is now being prepared. l SALE OF A SALOON-Hans Her lick yesterday sold the Kentucky saloon ! .- | that MT. Herlick lately took by the attachment process. The saloon is not | a very old one but it has had tumul
 tuous career Mir. Eyrich is a saloon man of experience and thinks that by l changing the name of the place he can 1 get rid of the hOodoo.
 | LOS ANGELES PROTESTS-The board of trade yesterday. received Q letter from H. B. Gurley, acting secre- tary of the Los Angeles chamber Of 1 commerce, saying that that body had
 in accordance with the request of the | Phoenix board of trade, sent the fol-
 lowing telegram to Senators Bard and Perkins: ''The Los Angeles chamber
 of commerce strongly protests against the proposed joining of Arizona and l New Mexico as one state"
 NONE THE WORSE FOR IT-It 1 fldS SHE uldlls AldplE4AC0 IAAclA A4+AAC DA
 the invalids who were driven out of
 their tents in the Capitol addition by
 the flood of Tuesday night are any the
 worse for their watery experience. It
 was feared at the time that two of them at least would not survive the hardships of that night. One of them
 said yesterday that he felt better since the flood than he had been for weeks | before. He is not sure that the flood l treatment is not just what he has been
 looking for.
 NO MORE BUCKEYE sUITs-On
 the motion of the plaintiffs the other damage suits against the Buckeye
 Land and Canal company were dis
 missed yesterday. They had been sent
 from Justice Burnett's court to the
 court of Justice Johnstone the day be
 fore on a change of venue. The plain
 tiffs understanding that an appeal is to be taken in the first case, which
 resulted in a judgment against the company decided to incur no further expense until that case is finally dis | posed Of.
 A PITIFUL CASE-There was a pit i iful case in probate court yesterday. | 4 I.tt-e to-- by the name of Ygnacio 1 Corova was arrested on the complaint
 of a woman with whom he had been living on e charge of incorrigibility. She wants him sent to the reform
 school. It was brought out in the hear ] ing that the boy had been living with
 a drunken father at Cananea and had ! come to Phoenix. In some way he l passed into the custody of the woman who made complaint against him. It
 was stated that she had beaten him
 so cruelty that he ran away. The case was taken under advisement.