Arizona republican., 1905-10-31

more serious injury few days ago or his cattle range on the Verde. He was chasing a steer when his horse jump ed over a precipice. MT. Sears did not care to let his fortunes ga with those of the horse and jumped from it's back falling upon a pile of rocks.
 HALLOWEEN sOClAL-The mem bers of the Epworth League of the First M r. church will hold an old fashioned Halloween party and enter tainment in the league rooms this even ing. There will be a good program, some of the features being a farce en- titled. "A Race for a Wife" Ii is the aim of those in charge to eclipse the most excellent party held last year. Home made pumpkin pie and sweet milk will be served as refreshments. A most cordial invitation is extended to all to come and spend 9 pleasant even ing.
 TT WAS CALLED FOR-The scroll printed in raised letters for the blind, and held without address at the post office. was called fCr as soon as the fact was announced in The Republican The document proved to be a magazine published monthly for blind readers, and though the letters were so slightly raised as tO be hardly perceptible to the eye of an ordinary person, they are rapidly read by one whose sensitive fingers are trained to follow such text. The text is not printed in ordinary let ters but in language composed of lit tie dots the relative positions of which indicate the different letters and words.
 THE MIDWAY AMES-Several combinations of the name Arizona and Maricopa were suggested to the fair 11af Si1 cl street in the letters received yesterday. Among them were Faircopa. Fairizona, MerrycOpa and Anozira (Arizona. spell ed backwards) Other names suggest cd were The ChOlla. Pell Nell, The Jungle, The Jolly, The Rag, The Speed way, Encrazy and Mucha Galore. The use of the words formed from the name of this county are not looked on with favor by the committee having the naming of the street in charge for the l reason that the fair is to be a territor- iaI affair and the name preferred must ] be one in which no single locality could | be more interested than another.
 THE WATER WORKS BONOS-A meeting of the city council was helC last night for the consideration of the | latest proposition of Todd & Co, tho ] Cincinnati brokers for the purchase O the bonds. The former OTIer O. In' brokers was turned down by the coun ciI for the reason that it contained : visible string in that the deposit wa
 not definitely forfeitable in the even that the brokers should not conclud
 to conclude the negotiations. In tn present proposition that objection i said to be eliminated. In other respect
 the offer is the same as the first one par and accrued interest. The propo
 sition was discussed in a rather infor
 maj way by the members of the cOun
 cil but no action was taken. Ther
 will be another meeting Of the COunc
 tonight at which sometime win likeI
 be done.
 TRIED TO SHOOT AN OFFICER Judge Johnstone yesterday had an in
 teresting assortment of humanity be fore him most of the defendants bein
 accused of being drunk and acting in disorderIy manner. c. NazOn, L. Gas
 tro c. Voltaire and F. Verdugo eac
 paid fines of $5. Ernest Cook an In
 dian was fined $1O Cook was makin
 an effort to secure liquo~ from a vag llant. Henry Le Roy paid fine of $1