Arizona republican., 1905-12-05

ness. The witness failed to come, so he was yesterday tried and sentenced. He has served nearly the entire time of his sentence.
 HOGHE'S CHOP HOUSE SoLD- Leo M. Hoghe. who owns the formula for the concocting of the famous 1 Hoghe hamburger yesterday sold his secret and the restaurant where the hamburgers have been served known as Hoghe's Chop House to Leon R. Class and Charles Class, two gentlemen who recently arrived in Arizona from Chattanooga, Tenn. The new firm will continue the business and promise several improvements. MT. Hoghe will devote lis entire attention to his eat
 ing house at Glendale where he is feeding the beet sugar factory builders and to the management of the various ranches he is farming in this valley Public affairs will also be given a part of his time. The consideration in the transfer was $500.
 A PRIZE FOR A NAME.-F. A. Jones, general passenger agent of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix rail- way, is about to set several hundred people thinking so that there will be little peace of mind in this part of the country within the next week. He is offering an attractive prize for the best suggestion of an appropriate name for tie elegant new train which will be put on between Phoenix and Ask Fork next week. The prize is a free round trip ticket to Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Denver, or any other point on the Santa Fe system. All suggestions must be mailed to MT. Jones at Press colt not later than December 10 The new train will leave Phoenix at 1 a. m. and will make direct connection at Ask Fork with the Santa Fe east bound and the. west bound limited.
 RE-OPENlNG COMMUNICATION. A work train from the Gila bridge arrived in Phoenix at a late hour last night and brought to town some ten or twelve passengers. The train, how
 ever, was an extra and ran without schedule. By tonight, according to an announcement made at the Maricopa and Phoenix office last evening, a train will reach the city crossing the bridge at the Gila and. bringing all of the passengers who have been delayed at Maricopa. The regular train will leave the city on it's old schedule s: 15 city time. Early yesterday morning the railroad mad a telegraph line di
 rect to Maricopa working and by noon and the Western Union wires that have been out now for over a week were repaired and ready for use. The work of the two pile drivers since early yes terday morning was remarkable, near ly three hundred feet of open space having been bridged.
 A HUNT FOR A HORSE-Walter Card was in a state of excitement for while last night. He had hitched a horse near the court house plaza and when ne went after it the animal was gone. He had little doubt that it had been stolen. Still there was a i possibility that it had got loose and in that event would have gone 10 the pasture where it is kept some miles out of the city. MT. Card borrowed another horse and went to see about it. : The animal was not in the pasture and ! the owner made a trip over all the
 roads in that part of the country. He returned to town and found the animal | hitched not far from the place where | he had left it. It had been found by l a boy who brought it back. There