Arizona republican., 1905-05-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

IEAMS WAN EO-1ne Ar1ZOna Water Go. is still anxious to hire more teams for work at the joint head and at the dam site.
 ONLY TWO CAME-Arthur Luhrs and Isidore Melczer returned home from Stanford yesterday for the sum mer vacation. The other Phoenix boys did not arrive as expected but arc looked for this morning.
 DEATH OF A BABE-The .Efant son of MT. and Mrs. D. A. Tender son died yesterday afternoon about o'clock at the family residence, No. 319 south Eleventh avenue. The fun eral will be held at the residence this afternoon at o'clock.
 RETURN OF j. O. DUNBAR-John O. Dunbar who left for the coast on business a month ago has returned but he will be in the city only a short time when he will go back to northern Cal ifornia. MT. Dunbar says that the weather in the southern part of the state is frightfully warm just now. On the day he got into Los Angeles on his return the thermometer stood at 1O3.
 A CLIMBING VINE-The alfalfa plant has not been hitherto properly exploited as a climbing vine. Joe Mon ihan yesterday brought to town and placed in the Hub window a sample bunch of the alfalfa vine over seven feet righ. It grew alongside the chicken yard and the only reason the alfalfa is no taller is because the fence was no higher and there was nothing for it to climb on. It was raised with out irrigation
 FUNERAL OF MRS. SCHEICK- The funeral services of Mrs. Anna a, r.T a complication of diseases at her nome on west Washington street, will be held at s o'clock Monday morning at the Catholic church. The body may he seen by friends at the parlOrs of Eas- terling & Whitney between 10 and 4 o'clock Sunday. A brother of the dead woman is expected to arrive here this morning from Denver and will take the body there for interment.
 WICKENBURG GOES SOLID-At a recent meeting of the Business Mems and Miners association of Wicken- burg a vote was taken of the mem bership on the subject of the jointure statehood bill. The vote was unani- mously in opposition to the measure. The association then elected the fol- lowing delegation to officially represent it at the anti-jolnture convention to be
  ray chairman, Hector Riggs, J. C. Reed, J. k. Murphy. William Hamlin, J. W. Etter. R. w Baxter. Dr. J. F. Jones, D. J. Curry and N. McCarver.
 A FORMER PHOENIX GIRL There has been received at the office of The Republican a notice of the com mencement exercises on May 29 of Washington college, Washington, D. C., of which Miss Leah Challice Randolph is one of the graduates, having taken a course in the school of expression. Miss Randolph is the eldest daughter of Mir. Charles C. Randolph, former proprietor of The Republican. One of the exercises will be a dramatic recital in which the graduating class will be supported by the pupils of the school. Much Ado About Nothing" will be presented. In this Miss Randolph will take the part of Beatrice.
 A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Last night at the home of Prof. Todd on East Polk Street was given a sur prise to Mrs. Martha Donnell. the Oc- oasion being her fifteenth wedding anni versary. About forty guests were pres ent and spent a most enjoyable even ing. A few very appropriate presents were given after the couple had sworn to MT. Gibbons to spend the next if teen years of their life as happily as they had spent their lives so far. Those present were MT. and Mrs. T. NJ. Donnell, MT. and Mrs. $. P. Donnell. MT. and Mrs. H. Watts, MT. and Mrs. H. Reed. MT. and Mrs Gibbons, MT. and Mrs. Hirst MT. and Mrs. Black. MT. and Mrs. Cooper. Miss Harmon,
 Miss Boylan, Miss Todd, Mrs. Todd, MT. Todd. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Lula Johnson. MT. Simms, MT. and Mrs. Lumbeck, Dr. Munson, Miss Callahan, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Zimmerman,
 Mrs. Herbert, Miss Matthews. VICTIM TRIED FIRST-The inves- tigation of the stabbing case which oc- cured in the southern part of the city on Thursday night was begun in the | court of Justice Johnstone yesterday afternoon. The woman who did the stabbing, Louisa Leola sometimes men | toned as Angelita was arrested on a l charge of deadly assault. Stella GIa- | ham. the injured woman. had been ar l rested for a disturbance of the peace.
 Her case was tried yesterday while | the hearing of the Leola woman went ] over until Monday. It was shown by | all the witnesses the Graham girl had ! been drunk all afternoon and had tn- suited the Leola female and all her re- | latives. While that was not held by | the court to be a justification for the ! violent assault of the other woman something ought to be done to her and | she was fined S1O. Ramon Garcia and | X. Serrano were up for disturbances of
 the peace The former was sent to
 jail for seven days and the latter for
 fifteen.