Arizona republican., 1905-10-16
GOVERNORS MEET ToDAY-Th

GOVERNORS MEET TODAH-The
board of governors of the Water Us
ers' association will meet today. when
Judge Kibbey will place before them
the latest communication received
from Judge Steele. the receiver of the
Arizona Water company.
MILK WAGON COLLISION-At an
early hour yesterday morning in
Hughes alley a milk wagon collidcd
with a buggy belonging to the CLUB
stables totally wrecking it. For a
time a runaway of horses seemed
probable. although they were gotten
under control before they were able
to gain Roadway.
POLICE ARRESTS francesca
Franco is again in the meshes of the
law after a week or two of liberty, Po-
Hceman Moore arresting her yesterday
on the charge of maintaing a disorder
" house. Two Mexican were arrested
at the same time and place, but were
discharged later. as they were duly So
Der and seemingly not responsible for
the peace disturbance. Three DRINKS
We're also snailed in during yesterday.
A BUSY OFFICE-On the eve OF
the assembling of court the office OF
the sheriff is about the busiest place
in town. Deputy Cunningham return
ed yesterday morning from Tucson,
where he had been gathering Witness
es. and left last night for Roosevelt
Deputy Davis returned last night from
a ride into the far-Off SUnflOwer
country and Deputy King emerged
from a three days securing of the
hills.
ARIZONA SHEEP-Nobody dream
ed that there We're so many sheep in
the territory. They have been the chief
source of supply for the Kansas City
market since early in the season. and
three months ago 1t was announced
by the market authorities that the
supply was nearly exhausted. In spite
Of that. however. Arizona sheep and
lambs kept pouring in. The sales
quoted from week to week were most
" those of Arizona stock. In the re
port OF the sales of week before last
this territory contributed 2,6+S Of the
3,145 reported. They had been shipped
by the following owners: F. Ortega,
Holbrook, 1.436; W. L. Booth, 1912.
THE OCTOBER Te RM-The Unit
ed States grand jury for the october
term of the district court will be i'm
paneled this morning. The newly-ap-
pointed assistant United States attOr-
ner, Walter B. Kibbey. arrived from
Prescott yesterday morning. The ses-
brief, as there are less than q dozen
cases to come before il. Most of them
are up for selling liquor to Indians
and a majority Of them are old Offend
ers, some having recently completed
sentences in the county Jail for SINH
lar offenses. The territorial grand jury
will meet next Monday. 1t viii have
something to do, as it viii have about
thirty cases before it, including almost
every crime described in the penal
code.
TWO SUNDAY RACES - Harry
Friedman does not believe in racing
horses on Sunday, but when he acct
dentally stumbles on to a good race
his sporting blood comes to the sur
face like warts on a toad whatever the
day may be. Yesterday afternoon he
had his fast horse, WhirIwind, out for
a strut on Central avenue, and was
waylaid by a bunch of young men and
old men and middle aged men who
were shaping up d race between fill
Iy belonging to BUrtch Hayes and a
horse owned by Bob Irvine. Messrs.
Friedman, Terry and Mr.. Cooper, the
Iiveryman, were sworn in as judges,
and a 2OO-yard strip marked off The
filly won, when a bystander named
Frank Moreno, riding a horse owned
by Mr.. Cooper, thought he could beat
the game and entered. The filly come
through the second time. and was Civ
en- all the honors, while her hackers
had the loose money in the crowd.