Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-10

to a stan6still before any damage was
done, the car was put back on the
rails and half an hour later the train
was on its way.
ATEN POUND BOY-An interest
ing event happened at the home of Mr.
e. Sunderland a few days ago. 1t was
a boy of the weight OF ten pounds. The
whole Sunderland family is still en-
gagged in rejoicing.
| THE BALL GAMES-It is definitely
announced that the Prescott baseball
team will be here Saturday morning
for a series of games. They will GER
tainly be good ones too and worth
while seeing by anybody who likes the
sport.
RAIN STARTS GOLD HUNTERS
| The Prescott Herald says: The recent
rains have caused a number of miners
to take their placer outfits to favora-
BILE spots on Granite, Willow and Lynx
creeks. In the Rich hill section there
are, dozens of MeXicans hunting for the
free gold. Some of those who are op-
Grating now are said to be getting good
returns, one of them being in the city
last night with gold amounting to Sc
which he had taken out in one days
work
OiE OOHlNS1 VIA mESA-NO an
nouncement has been officially made
concerning the award of the contract
for the freighting of the fuel oil that
will be needed in the construction of
the Roosevelt dam. There are opinions
concerning who the lucky bidder may
be and one of them gave rise a few
Gays AGO to a story that the success
full bidder would probably construct a
pipe line from Globe to the dam site
and tnat the oil would be brought in
via Globe. While no official announce
Tnent has been made concerning this
matter, enough has been learned in one
way and another to warrant the an
nouncelnent that this will no be the
case AID that whoever gets the con-
tract for hauling the oil will have to
bring it via Mesa City and the Roose-
welt road. The subject is of some i'm
portanCe to the people of this valley
for the contract will be an enterprise
of considerable magnitude and worth
much to the valley which naturally
viii furnish the feed supply for the
stock engaged in the hauling. 1t was
one of the arguments that induced the
people Of the valley to vote bonds for
the construction of the Roosevelt road
ard it viii be pleasing news to those
who voted, to know that the argument
remains 4 GOOD one.
FREE FOR A MINUTE-Dolores
Salazar was constructiVely a free man
for less than a minute yesterday but
all the time he was under the eye of
an officer. About three weeks ago Sa-
lazar came to town and going to the
store of Goldman & Co, represented
that he was in the employ of Dionicio
Garcia, a big sheep man from the nor
were about Mesa. 1t was known that
Salazar had been employed by Garcia
and therefore when he asked for credit
it was given him. He was allowed to
have $40 worth of merchandise and $50 |
in cash. 1t was learned a day or two |
later that Salazar was not working for
Garcia but that he had been discharged !
some time before. a warrant was
sworn out for his arrest but before he /
was located by the officers here he had /
been arrested at Mesa, whore he had |
practiced a similar fraud. He was
tried before q justice of the peace there |
and sent to jail for thirteen days. His !
sentence expired yesterday morning /
AS he was being turned out Of jail he /
was met at the door by an officer with !
a warrant for his arrest for the offense /
he had committed against Goldman & /
Co. He was taken before Justice Bur /
nett. He said he was not ready for
trial so soon and his case was there
fore continued until today
VICTIM OF HABIT-Mention was
made in these. columns sometime ago
Of the experience of Harry Friedman
with DOES. First he hated them and 1
fought with them. To overcome this
feeling he had one given to him and 4
lost il. Then he bought two and tried /
loving them as a form of discipline.
They were nice dogs and so many peO-
pic liked them that the boys kept steal
ng them and claiming rewards for
heir return. SO he got rid of both of
hem, pronounced the dog business a
azure and declared he was out of it
or good. But it it better to have loved
and lost, even a dog, than never to
nave loved at all. The worst of it is
hat once a man permits himself to
-eaIly love a dog he is doomed. He
leYer can get entirely over it. Mr..
friedman got to pining. He was lone
some without n dog. George Klotz-
zach, who reads The Republican when
he is away from home, just as regu-
arly as it is suspected he fails to read
he bible when he is at home, while he
vas in New York, kept posted on Mr..
friedman. He knew that Harry's af-
ection for dogs, rstwhile smothered
rould sometime break out again, so he
brought him handsome Cocker Span
el from New York where it belonged
o the swell set and was recognized as
econd only to the Newport monkey.
1r. Friedman is as proud of it as
hough he We're presented with a thou
and common dogs.
Just received by Mrs Aylwin new
ne of switches, pompadours, etc. Hair
ressing pariors, No. IL S. Center,
room 15.
Hand painted Austrian China and !
a Il L..