Arizona republican., 1905-01-02

MORE PEARS.-R. Parker Pierce of Glendale, has played another hand and as usual it was full of pears. He had so many he discarded a whole bunch of them at the board of trade room on Saturday.
 NEW FAcEs-There was little about the office of the sheriff yester- day that seemed familiar. Sheriff Walker and his force of deputies. Will liam Cunningham. Frank King, Perry Sears and John Wright, took charge at g o'clock in the morning. MT. Wright is suffering from an attack of rheumatism, and in the evening he was taken to the Sisters hospital. There is one familiar feature about the place. and that is Nick Osborn, Jr., the holdover deputy. He was sure of his job. however the election might have gone, and the pending contest has no terrors for him.
 WENT BY DEFAULT.-A week ago complaint was made in Justice Rob- , ertson's court by LeOnidas Robles against a bartender by the name of Howell charging him with assault and battery. The case was taken on change of venue to the court of Justice Burnett. where it came up on Satur- day Or. rather that was the day ap- DOlDIe0 meantime the justice sought to com municate with the complaining witness whom he could not find. On Saturday morning the justice learned that Leon idas whom he supposed to be a man was a woman and was in the county jail having been committed for forty days. That explained the apparent apathy which had been manifested by the complainant in the case. IL i'm mediately went off the docket. AN ACCIDENTAL THROW.-Fe- lipe VillareaI is trying to get a war rant for the arrest of a woman of the tenderloin district on a charge of hit ting him in the eye with Q brick. The case is under investigation. There is no doubt that something happened to his eye and to the whole side of his face. He said that he was passing by the residence of the woman when she hurled a brick at him without provo cation. Inquiry has so far brought out that he had been prosecuting the wo- man for long time and that she re- sorted to the brick when his attentions to her become unbearable. It is not thought though that anything can be done in the matter for the element of intent is naturally lacking. The fact that she landed on him would be talk en by the average juryn1an as proof that she was really throwing at some thing else.
 sUPT. DUcLos' MARRIAGE-Mr. A. F. iDuclos, superintendent of indus tries at the Indian school, arrived at the school early Saturday morning over the s. P. from Los Angeles. He was accompanied by Mrs. DuclOs, who was until December the 22nd, Miss Antoinette Spiers, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca L. Spiers, of Los Angeles. Mir. DucIos left his fellow workers at the Indian school nearly two weeks ago. and beyond stating that he was going to spend the holiday season at the coast, little was generally known of the important step he was contemplat- ing. Mrs. Duclos is gladly welcomed by the large family of employees and pupils at the school, and a large re- ception is being planned for the new ly married couple early in the new year.
 LAST OF THE RAcEs-This is the last day of the holiday, race meeting under the auspices of the Phoenix Driving association and there will un- doubte1ly be large attendance. There is nothing new to say to advance con corning the races except to call atten- tion to the programme which was printed in yesterdays paper, and to again speak of the fact that bus fare to the track will only be ten cents to- day instead of twenty-five as hereto fore. The unfinished race of Friday will be equally as interesting as any and well worth seeing The programme will close with a running race between two young ladies, Miss Yetter and