Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
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A HOME VISIT-Walter Reidy, connected with the reclamation service at Roosevelt left this morning for his former home in Detroit where he will spend the rest of the summer return ing to his work in the fall.
 AN EDMUNDS LAW VlOLATOR- Jose Maria Montoya was arrested yes terday on a charge of violating the Ed munds act Complaint had been made against him by Jesus Sonoqui the hus- band of the woman in the case. She has not yet been arrested. MOntOyO was brought before U. $. Court Com missioner Johnstone and will be given a hearing today. Lucas Leon and AcediO Coronado were before Colonel Johnstone in his capacity of justice of the peace and were sent to jail for five days for a disturbance of the peace.
 MAIL FOR PANAMA-By reason of a new postal convention between this country and Panama effective on and after July 19 it has been ordered by the U. s. postoffice department that United States domestic postage rates. conditions and classification shall ap- ply to articles mailed in the United States addressed for delivery at any place in the republic of Panama. sub ject however to such regulations as the postal administration of Panama may deem necessary to protect it's customs revenues and tor sanitary purposes. There are many of these special con- ditiOns governing mail matter other than first class but the principal thing is that letter to Panama goes for the same postage it does 70 any domestic postoffice. Those who desire to mail
  ter should apply at the postoffice for necessary information.
 EGGS THAT WILL KEEP-Mrs. c. Lund who lives at 43S east Jefferson street has the latest egg story. She says it is true so far as she has any way of finding out, that one of her chickens has laid a petrified egg, and she has the egg in proof of her asser- tiOn. Sunday morning about II o'clock she passed the collection box in the chicken coop and gathered up all the eggs that had been laid at that hour. Along in the afternoon she conduct ed an evening service of similar char acter. This was not because it was Sunday but is a daily custom as she does not want to take any chances on her egg crop being cooked in the Ari- ZOna sun. On this second visit from one nest she secured an egg rather smaller than most of them and as hard a. stone; in fact those who saw it yes terday declared it was onyx but Mrs. Lund says she never saw it until she found it in the hens nest and so far as she can find out no other human than herself visited the premises that day.
 HE CHANGED HIS MIND-Among the defendants before Justice Burnett yesterday was J. Sonoqui charged with a disturbance of the peace and fight ing the day before. He pleaded guilty but he had no money for the pay ment of a fine. He is employed by the city and in receipt of a steady in- come so that ha was allowed to go with the understanding that he should pay h:s fire out of the next install mcnt Of F's ~7laTy. But later he re- pented of this arrangement and soon ofter his departure from the court room the justice was amazed to re- ceive the following telephonic com munication from Senor Sonoqui: 'I guess I don't plead guilty; it was on Sunday and I was in fun anyhow" What else he was intending to say was shut off by the court indignantly hanging up the receiver. The justice will wait until the time agreed upon for the paying of the fine and if it is not paid at that time he will ascertain if SenOr SOnoqui Tas inherent juris- dictiOn to set aside judgment of that