Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-11-07

for his company. 1t is possible that
the carnival win show here during the
week OF the fair.
A CHANGE OF lOCATION-Leslie
NJ. Gillett arrived i'm the city yester-
day after an absence of several months
For some time he has been in charge
of a mining property near Tucson. He
is now on his way north to take charge
of a mine and mill in Mohave county
some distance out of blackberry.
LOOKING FOR HIM-Phoenix Off
GERS have been notified to keep look
out for one Pete Abetri, a Mexican,
who on Saturday night assaulted Juan
Mirabel with intent to kill. The story
is that Mirabel came home and found
Pete in his house and the door locked.
He demanded admittance and Pete
opened the door and shot him in the
neck.
SUMMARY OF THE SToRM-The
weather office yesterday reported
downfall of rain for the twenty four
hours preceding five o'clock of .13 of
an inch. This makes q total downfall
since the storm began last Friday of
g of an inch. The area covered by the
storm is all of the central part of the
territory and the northern portions.
Sunday night Miller and Granite creeks
near Prescott were bank full but no
damage was anticipated.
= LIGHT ON DARK NIGHTS-The
Phoenix Light and Fuel company has
entered upon new departure which
will meet with general approval. Be
ginning last night it was decided to
disregard the Philadelphia moonlight
schedule on cloudy, rainy and muddy
nights. This is done at unnecessary
expense to the company for the accom-
mediation of the public. Hitherto the
company has generally adhered closely
to the schedule in spite of the fact that
some nights are only constructively
moonlight.
PASSING RANGERS-Harry Wheel
er, lieutenant of the Arizona Rangers,
accompanied by Private Oscar Round
tree, of the same organization, passed
through the city yesterday, returning
from Prescott to their headquarters at
Douglas. This trip north was for the
purpose of attending at Prescott the
trial of the case growing out of the
quarrel near Cherry Creek between
Ranger Roundtree and Capt. Hance.
the cattleman. For the fourth time the
case has been postponed but it is now
thought the trial will come off on the
Goth of this month. Captain Rynning
of the Rangers Is at present en- route
up the coast from Guaymas in search of
the Grindell party so Lieutenant
Wheeler is for the present chief in
command of the Rangers.
CHRISTENING OF ~ N N Y
STREET-The work of naming the
funny street at the territorial fair will
be closed up some day within the next
two weeks by committee selected by
the territorial fair commission. In all
over 5000 suggestions have been offer
ed the committee to assist in the work
and it will be from that list of names
that one will be selected 1t is desir-
ed that any person who is interested
and who has not yet sent in a sug-
gestion do so at once that they may
avail themselves of the free pass prize
which is to be given the So cessful per-
son. The names should be sent to p
A. Tharaldson, care of the Hub cloth
ing house. A later announcement will
give the exact date when no more an
swers will be received.
WORKING A DOUBLE SHIFT
Judge tombstone was yesterday a busy
justice of the peace. Besides presid-