Arizona republican., 1905-07-06
ORLOCAL
INTEREST


 There was Christmas at the Ford yes terday closely following the Fourth of July. But it was not old Christmas with his furs, sleigh and tree, but Vii liam John Christmas of Portland, Ore.
 CECIL BROWNS FUNERAL-The funeral of the late Cecil D. Brown was held at the undertaking parlors Of Easterling and Whitney yesterday af- ternoon at four o'clock. Rev. A. M Gibbons of the First Methodist church conducted the service
 A FISHING EXPEDITION-Fra AinswOrth returned yesterday from a two weeks outing on Oak Creek which has the reputation of being one of the finest trout streams in the United States. In the opinion of MT. Aims worth it fully lives up to it's reputa- tion.
 ADMITTED TO ANNAPOLIS Word has been received that Arthur $. Dysart has been accepted at the United States naval academy as a ca det from this territory. He was ap- pointed last spring by Hon. M. A. Smith and took the local examination. This cadet is a graduate of the Phoe nix high school and was for a time a member of the carrier force of The Republican.
 ANSWERS COMING IN-Farmers and others in the valley interested in any way in irrigation are coming into court in the case of P. T. Hurley against the other water users by filing answers to his petition for an adjust ment of his rights as against the other water users. At first these answers were slow in coming in. many of the users believing that it would be un- necessary for them to pay any atten- ton to the suit But it is now real ized that one might later regret his apathy.
 BELONGS TO THE CITY-TEere was a brief meeting of the city cnun- ciI yesterday for the formal accept ance of the new fire engine. Though it has been in use by the department for some weeks the title of it had not yet passed from the manufacturers. A final warrant for a little more than $1,2Oo was yet to be issued and that was done at the meeting of yesterday. The christening of the engine was one of the announced features of the Fourth of July program but though the engine was tested the naming of it was de- ferred.
 SOLD LIQUOR TO AN INDIAN Yesterday morning an Indian by the 
 up in a state of intoxication and Iodg- ed in the county jail. A little later in the day a sister of the Indian called to inquire about the case and to find out if Emerson had spent all Of his money in the accumulation of the jag. An investigation of the source of iJ was started and late in the evening il was learned that the Indian had got his fire water from Ignacio Alvarez Alvarez was arrested and arraigned before United States Commissioner Johnstone. He will have hearing to- day.
 ARIzoNIANs ON THE COAST The following residents of the terri tory and of the southwest were re- gently registered at the Hollenbeck, Los Angeles; D. B. Cochran, Jerome; H. HarreII; w. N. Tiffany and wife, Mrs. Phillips. W. F. Jacquith, and M. V. Warren and wife of Phoenix; C. :. Burgess and R. J. Wier of Mohawk; N. 4. Nelson of Globe; T. Wilson. l.. E. Jones and J. $. O'Brien of Tucson; C. L. Beckwith and family and Clyde T. Scott of Bisbee; W. J. Brimley and wife of Williams; J. N. Gains of Tombstone; Mrs. l. w. Wallace of Florence; H. B. Culver, T. $. Hub bell and wife and N. T. Armigo of Al buquerque; D. W. Fitzgerald and D. NJ. Conway of Fl Paso; Ms Hander Of San Antonio. N. M.
 OVER JEALOUS CELEBRANTS- It was developed in the police and jus tices' courts yesterday that several persons had run the celebration of the natal day somewhat into the ground. There was an unusually large number of defendants in all of the courts. There were before Justice Burnett, M. Mur phy. E. Coilis, J. Allen two John Does, Juan, an Indian. and A. Vinegas-- The latter was discharged but the others were sent to jail for the usual period in the cases of those found guilty of disturbance of the peace. Juan Phone similarly charged will be tried today T. Lopez, Pablo Diaz, Miguel Ortiz and Jesus SandovaI were each sentenced to seven days by Justice Johnstone. Nes- tor and Henry Anton equally guilty put the court to the trouble of giving them a trial on an unusually hot day and were given ten days.
 SHORT LIVED LIBERTY-Ben Perkins colored, was released from jail on Tuesday morning and last night he was locked up again. Perkins is the man who defied the authorities to catch him and sent them insulting notes when they failed to do so. He got drunk along with a good many others on the Fourth but he made the mistake of staying drunk. Yesterday he called on Leonidas Robles with whom he had been living and demand ed money When she refused him he threatened her life. Last night he stole a revolver from behind the bar of the Roma saloon and set out on l rampage. The police began to get tel