Arizona republican., 1905-05-31
OF LOCAL INTEREST

1 WHO IS HE?-The burning question
 of the hour in some quarters in PhOe-
 nix is. Who is the Angel-Faced Kid? HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT ! Those who desire tickets to the high 1 school commencement exercises can l obtain them by applying at the school
 this morning.
 1 GONE TO TUCSON-Robert P. Ro- ziene, who recently sold his interest in the Bear drug store, will go to Tucson tonight to accept a position with Fred l Fleishman.
 GOING TO TUcsoN-Governor Kibbey will leave for Tucson tonight to deliver an address to the graduat- i ing class of the university on the oc- casion of their commencement eXer- cises tomorrow night.
 | IMPROVING DAY BY DAY-Yes- | terday. was another favorable day for 1 Deputy Sheriff Cunningham. He felt better than at any time since the cut
 ting of his throat by Clarence Palmer, | the insane man, and there was no ap- pearance of fever.
 RETURNING DELEGATES-E. A. l Tovrea of Bisbee and w. B. Kelly, proprietor of the Bisbee Review, both delegates to the late anti-joint state hood convention, returned yesterday morning from Jerome, where they went immediately after the adjourn ment of the convention. They left last night for the south.
 A CRIMINAL ASSAULT-Gabriel Moline was arrested yesterday morn ing on a charge of criminal assault upon Francisco Sesna, a fifteen year old girl. She was brought into court and related in a matter of fact way the story of the affair. There were two offenses, committed three days apart. Moline will have a hearing this morning.
 RETURNING HOME-Mrs. Caroline Kibbey, mother of Governor Kibbey, will leave for her home near Terre Haute, Indiana. She will be accom- panied by the son law and daughter of Governor and Mrs. Kibbey. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes. All have been making an extended stay in Phoenix, visiting many old time friends and relatives.
 HOPE NOT ABANDONED-The fight for the life of Zack Booth is to be continued. His friends and at torney do not believe that all their resources have been exhausted but just what the next move will be has not been made known. Booth, who has been confined in the jail here aH the time since his arrest, except when his trial has been in progress at Globe, will be taken back there about June 10 to be resentenced to death. At that time developments on the part of the defense will take place.
 THE SKINNER CASE-The case of Alta Skinner charged with stealing purse from Miss Anna Russell at the Sisters hospital. will be tried be-
 
 ing at ten o'clock. The attorney for the defense moved yesterday for jury trial. There is only one eye v1t- ness and it is doubtful whether she will be a very valuable one. That is the daughter of the accused who told the sheriff's officers and the justice of the peace that her mother stole the purse. Since then the girl has been at home and it is altogether likely that what she will say under oath will be quite different from what she told in formally.
 PROMOTERS OF soclABILITY-i There is one thing to be said in favor of the stink bug with which Phoenix is just now over-ridden. He tends 70 make men more sociable than they would otherwise be and he is respou- sible for the enlargement Of the cir
 
 tablishment of lasting friendships bas ed upon gratitude. Yesterday even ing two men, strangers to each other 1 met in front of The Republican office. l One of them was cIutching wildly at the middle of his back with one hand and trying to reach with the other down the back of his neck. He stop ped the other man and said: My friend will you do me a favor?" The accosted one replied that nothing would give him more pleasure than to serve the other in any way he could l and added, What can I do for you?'' The other replied. twill you extract one of these damned bugs from my person.? He's got where I can't get at him?" The bug was finally To- cated and extracted. The gentlemen cooperation and passed on.
 BROKE HIS PAROLE-Pedro Go meg was arrested early yesterday morning for drunkenness and open and notorious disturbance of the peace along Washington street. It will probably go pretty hard with him to- morrow when he faces Justice Bur nett, for he already owes that court one fine. There were so many exten- uating circumstances that time that the court suspended judgment. Go- meg lives on the south side of the riv- CT. He came to town that time to get chilli seed and before he could get back the river became unfordable. He