Arizona republican., 1905-07-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST
OFF FOR AND AT sUFFALO-Hon.


 terday on his way to Buffalo, N. Y. to { attend the grand lodge of the B. P. O. E. Mr. Nugent is a delegate from the Yuma lodge. He left this morning by way of the Santa Fe.
 AN ALARMING HIGH TEMPERA- TURE-Little Ruth and Caroline Bur tis were playing illness among their dollies the other day when three and half year old Ruth, withdrawing a piece of glass from under the arm of her doll, exclaimed in alarm: My baby's awful sick; her tempers up to six hundred
 A REFORM SCHOOL BOY-Mike Peralta, the ringleader of the late gang of Iead-pipe thieves, was before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday and was sen tenced to one year in the reform school at Benson. He was taken to the re- formatory last night by Deputy Sher- if Cunningham. This sentence was ln- hicted upon the boy at the request of his mother, who said that he had got bevond her control. He is naturally bad boy. and since his arrest has made no show of feeling over his situation
 JACKSON'S SENTENCE-J. S.
 ,.ckson was yesterday sentenced by Justice Johnstone to twenty days III the county jail, he having been con i victed of obtaining money by Ialse ! pretenses from R. Wilson, to whom he | sold a shotgun belonging to c. Il. Da- vidson. representing it to be his oWh' He had previously been sentenced to ! forty days in the jail for emDezzle- ment in connection with the same ease The latter sentence will begin on the expiration of the former.
 A YAVAPAI CONTRIBOTlON- Last night Chairman J. C. Adams O! inc Territorial Anti-Joint Statehood IT T.aas71e met MT. R. R. Coleman or Prescott and engaged him in con varsation on the subject of the terri Itorial struggle. MT. Coleman was deeply interested in the matter Where- upon Mir. Adams remarked that ne would be pleased to receive a contrl- bution to the fund, the first from ms countv. Mir. Coleman fei in with this happy notion and directed that ne De put down for fifty dollars.
 e THE lSORS-The superNl- q sors met yesterday both in the capa- s city of supervisors and as a board or q aoializa,tion. Most of the matter be- z fore ii was routine. There was some talk about the protection Of Tempe. T Buckeye and the country north oI s this city against flood waters. mat 2 had been agreed upon before the oAl5 a undecided question was the time ol z the beginning. In the first place plans a for protection of the threatened local 3 tiles would have to be prepared Dy , County Surveyor Streitz and until re- gently he has been engaged Tn as sistinsy in repairs of the Buckeye ca nal and the Arizona dam. It was thought yesterday that on next Mon
 day he might go to Tempe to see wha'
 was best to be done for the protectloT , of that locality. I-Hon. Lamar Cobb, Q member of the = house of the Twenty-third Legislature
 from Graham county, spent Sunda!
 and yesterday in the city. He als' ,d spent a considerable part of his uni' 7u in drawing invidious comparisons be tween the climate of Clifton. his hoM TX town. and that of Phoenix The latte at as a legislative town in the months O lJanuarv and February is all right, MI LII Cobb admits, but he says he woul ne hate to live under any code of law
 that would be compiled here in mid
 summer. The Clifton and Moreno
 and adjacent mining districts, Nil
 Cobb says. were never more prosper s ous than at present.
 LAW-ABIDING INDiANS-A cou . pIe of Indians from the lower reserve
 tion were in the city yesterday mak
 ing inquiries about the fish and gam
 laws They said that they were abol
 10 embark in the business of fish1n
 on large scale and they wanted
 carry on operations according to laN
 They applied to an attorney for infoi
 nation. He explained to them tn;
 there must be no seining or jabbir
 with pitchforks; that it was even UT
 lawful for them to catch fish with the
 hands unless they had a hook and liT
 in close proximity. But the most Tn
 portant point was omitted entirely !
 the attorney and that is that an India
 under the care of an Indian agent m;
 not fish at all beyond the confines
 the reservation to which he belongs. A DRUNKEN FOLLOWER-F'r we Leach. the foreman of d rock gang our Roosevelt was before Justice Burne the yesterday on a charge of disturban ! If Of the peace. On Sunday night afe Higgins and his wife were on tho an way home from the band concert. we they passed the corner of First a
 enue and Washington street they e < countered Leach who insisted on 2
 ing along with them. He follow
 them for more than a block. we ,e ahead of them, turned back a
 caught Mrs. Higgins by the arm. E
 husband called to a man across
 street when Leach fled. Higgins f . lowed him down town and put the i&4 ficers on to hlm put ne couI" not H definitely located until yesterC H morning. when Officer John Moore
 rested him. He pleaded guilty, si : Ei ing. however. that he remembe E nothing of the occurrence the nj 5 & before. lie was fined S25. \ friend H his had some money belonging to K but he thought he would let him
 N in jail for a day or so until he co
 become realizinSly sober. Tom SU
 S van and H. Cunningham were also
 a fore the court for disturbances of
 peace Both of them are working T
 a and in their cases the sentences N
 H suspended.