Arizona republican., 1905-11-08
A TEMPORARY DELAYING alarm


 should be felt at the stopping of work on the construction of the Grand ave nue street car line. It is only tenn porary delay, said Superintendent Mitchell yesterday and as soon as the weather clears the work will be resum- ed and rushed as fast as possible.
 CERTIFICATES GRANTED-There was a brief meeting yesterday of the territorial board of examiners at which first grade certificates to teach were granted to Lizzie Goodnight of Mohave county, on a state life certifi- cate issued by the state of Kansas. and to Clc-a D. Baker of Mohave county, on a life diploma issued by the state of Oregon.
 GOING HOME-This is just an in dication of what the visitors to the fair are going to see. George klotzbach put the little Greene mare, Florence Wilton around the race track yester- day morning in 2:11. That is pretty good travelling in any country and is the swiftest ever seen on an Arizona track It should be borne in mind too that the track was a little heavy after the rains of the preceding days, though it will result in greatly improving 1t for later work.
 A MAIN LINE FREIGHT OFF, Passengers who arrived on the santa Fe yesterday morning tell of an acci- dent to one of the main line freights at point about seventeen miles east of Ash Fork that miGht have resulted more disastrously than it did. The truck os one of the cars of a train carrying a consignment of race horses from tlca east to Oakland where the races are soon to open jumped the track. Several hours delay was occa- stoned the main line trains. None Of the horses were injured in the miXup. The shipment of horses was part of the race horse property of Hon. Tom Tag gart secretary of the national demo- cratic committee.
 ALL IS SERENE-The public gen orally, so far as could be judged by yesterdays street comments, is very much gratified over the results of Mondays conferences among the va rious interests affected by the propos- ed purchase of the Arizona Water Companys holdings. While there was little developed that vas Eew except the formal proposition of the water company, there was an interchange of
 information that was satisfying to all
 concerned. Drifting is a very natural motion for public sentiment as well as private opinion and it had been long
 time since anything transpired to put the Water Users association in close touch with the people in a sentimental way, as it was during the long and ar duous campaigns on various subjects during it's earlier history. The events of Monday were in the nature of a
 renewal of friendship between the peo- pie themselves and the official organi- zation they mad created. and all parties fee! the better for il.
 A QUESTION OF JAW BONE-lra Richards. an employe of the city, while excavating yesterday for street cul- vert at tho intersection of Second and Buchanan streets, unearthed the lower jaw hone of human being. None of the rest of the skeleton was found and the teeth were gone from the jaw bone so it may he concluded that this pio- neer citizen has been dead a long time. In this part of the country one civili- Zation has followed another so closely it Is impossible to distinguish between them or to classify their skeletons when they are found. People who are pre- pairing to die and expecting to stay dead long if they desire to occupy their proper place in history later on, should make arrangements to have some sort of 9 metal identification card buried with them. This does not apply to the croakers who stand around throwing cold water on all the new enterprises in the valley and wishing they lived