Arizona republican., 1905-05-23
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 1 Forrest. a young man of Chehahs, Washington, who has been spending ! the past winter near this city for the | improvement of his health, left for his home on this mornings s. F. P. & F. train He has been greatly benefited by his residence here and expects to return next fall for another winters
 visit.
 THE CASE OF THE STARBER- Louisa Leala, the woman who about a
 week ago stabbed a neighbor. Stella Graham with a pair of shears had trial before Justice Johnstone yester- day afternoon. She did not deny the puncturing of the prosecuting witness but she claimed Justification in the
 way of intense provocatlon. The Gra- ham girl she said had been drunk all
 day before the evening of the stabbing
 and had insulted her and her daughter
 in-Iaw. The defendant was found
 guilty of assault and battery and will
 be sentenced today.
 A VISITING BISHOP-Bshop J. w.
 Hamilton of the Methodist Episcopal
 church is spending several days in the
 territory. Last Thursday evening he lectured at WinslOw on Mexico. its
 Marauders, Miracles and Men" He is
 visiting several places Of interest in the north, among them the Grand can yon where he and his family will spend some time. Dr. s. J. Rogers. of this city. superintendent of the Arizona mis sion of the Methodist church, Rev. w. E. Blair. of Flagstaff, Rev. F. e. Deck CT of Williams and Rev. ". M. Aysrs, of Kingrnan also spent some time at Winslow. where the work of 5he church was discussed. Flagstaff is planning for a new church and parson- age. Ash Fork is also building a cew church.
 CALIFORNIA SHRINERS-The Cal ifornia Shriners have arranged for pilgrimage in state from San Francis co to Niagara Falls, -gnere they expect to assemble on June 20 to attend the imperial council for North America of that Ancient Arabic Order. They will travel over the Santa Fe and Wabash by special train which will be very finely equipped with everything pcssi- ble to add to the comfort and happi- ness of a twentieth century American Arab. The train will leave San Fran cisco at 9:3O D. m. June 12. pass Bar stow at 1:30 D. m. on the 18th and pass Ash Fork during the follow ing night The Arizona pilgrims are invited to join the Californians at Ash Fork The train will side step to the Grand Canyon. where it will ar rive at D. m. on the morning of the 14. leaving the following evening. The train will also circle round by Denver and Colorado Springs. arriving in Niagara Falls on the 18th.
 DISTRICT COURT-The time of district court yesterday was taken up with the jury trial of the case of Mrs. F. Purman against W. W. Cook form CT sheriff and bondsmen. This mat ter was before the court once before and a non suit was taken. The action is brought for the recovery of 5000 the value of household goods and books seized and sold by the sheriff under an attachment in favor of the Pitts burg Plate Glass company which had secured a Judgment against John Q. White T. edition the plaintiff asks for 5000 damages. It is claimed by the defense that the property had been transferred to White by the plaintiff who is his sister On the other hand 1t is claimed by the plaintiff that the bill Of sale was never acknowledged and never recorded. The goods were sold for S395. The sheriff is protected by an indemnifying bond in the sum of $500. The case will probably be con- cluded today.
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