Arizona republican., 1905-01-01
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 Deputy Postmaster Galpin has a num- Der of articles of children's wearing apparel that were inadvertently left in the postoffice lobby by some one. The owner can have the property by calling on him and identifying it.
 KEPT STLlNG-Attorney Ar thur I. Edwards has returned from Chicago where ne has been since tFe first of October on mining business. He said that on his return there Were at Congress Junction two carloads of machinery for the White mint, one Cf the properties in which he Is interest eti. In his absence he closed up two mining deals. He will return tU Chi cago this week in another matter.
 RELIEF CORPS WILL RECEIVE The Woman's Relief corps will keep open house from 8 to 6 p. m. on Mon day, the official New Years day. They will be at homo in Veterans hall in the rear of the Lamson business col lege. They desire especially to re- ceive veterans of the civil war, Span ish war, Philippine war and militia but all friends Of patriotic enterprises are invited.
 INSANE BY DOPE-Andrew Braw- ley, a young man of unsavory record and connections, was sent to the in sane asylum yesterday. He has for a long time been an opium fiend. Fail ing to procure the drug in the naces- sary quantities he grew so ViOle1. night before last that it became neces- sary to take him into custody. Hls manner was more quiet yesterday but it was evident that he would never be better without restraint.
 HARCOURT CASE CONTINUED Yesterday was the time for the hear ing before Chief Justice Kent of the habeas corpus matter in the case of J. F Harcourt, the diamond swind- Ter of Tucson. A telephone message was received yesterday from Attorney John B. Wright of Tucson, saying that he would be unable to be present and asking that a continuance be allowed until Monday. His request was grant ed.
 POSTOFFICE HOURS-The postof- fee will today observe the usual Sun day hours, the windows being open be- tween 10 and II. Tomorrow being a semi official holiday, the windows will be open from s a. m. to F o'clock. Those who get their mail by carrier ordinarily can get it Monday by call ing at the window on the Monrde street sidewalk during those hours. The rural carriers will make their regular trips on Monday.
 JAEGER R-REITER-Word has been received in Phoenix of the marriage at Florence, Colo, on December II of MT. J. A. Jaeger of Prescott and Phoenix and Miss Ethel Reiter of Florence. MT. and Mrs. Jaeger will be at home to friends in this city after today. MT. Jaeger has for long time been under Superintendent Drake in charge of the engineering department of the s. F., P. & P. and the Phoenix and Eastern with headquarters at Prescott. It is presumed that he will make this city his home now.
 DISTRICT COURT-There was a law day session of district court ves- teJ day morning. In the case of James AcNaughton and others agairse Julius G. Hansen a dispute over mining prop eTtles near Wickenburg, a motion for Ia settlement of priorities was granted as to the costs and to an indebte1- ness due NJ E. Brewer, $300. and was denied as to other matters. In the case of McCHntic Marshall & co. against t-c American Construction and Supply company, judgment was giv- en all lien claimants and foreclosure was ordered. Several other matters of less importance were passed upon.
 THE NEW YEAR AT WICkEN- BURG-Rev. J. W. Dorrance will preach in the public school building in Wickenburg today at Il a. m. and 7:3O p. m. The discourses both morn ing and evening will be appropriate for the first day of the new year. Good beginnings as rule end well. There fore everybody in Wickenburg and Vi