Arizona republican., 1905-12-27
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THE SOUTH SIDE CONTINGENT Over enc thousand people from Tempe and Mesa spent yesterday in the city, taking as a basis for the statement the number of tickets sold by the station agents of the two railroads.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. SEIP-The funeral Of Mrs. Maude G. Seip will be held this morning at ten o'clock from the family residence on North Firse .avenue. Rev. Mir. Campbell of the Presbyterian church will officiate at the services.
 ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS Tomorrow at Melczer hall in this city a meeting of the Arizona Cattle Grow CTS association will be held for the purpose of attending which a large number of cattle men from over the territory are in the city.
 LIVE STOCK SANITARY MEET INCA meeting Of the Live Stock Sanitary board will be held today in the rooms of the board at the capitol building. The meeting is not regular one but there are several matters that have come up before the board for ad- justment which will be disposed Of.
 THE CHA MONSTER - Globe is doing a nice bit of advertising at the fair. Many of the loyal sons of GTa county who are in attendance are dec orated with large white silk badges oa which is the picture of a Gila monster. together with the proper legend that marks the wearer as coming from that county.
 AMERICAN SPoRTsMEN-At the grounds of the Phoenix Gun Club east of the city next Friday morning the first days meeting of the Arizona Sportsmen's association will be held. For the occasion there will arrive III the city during the next few days sev- eral Of the best shots in the country az well @s most os the crack marksmea of the territory. A long list of prizes have been secured for. the occasion.
 A GOOD TEAM - George Klotz- bach reported yesterday that he had sold his handsome team or gray driving horses to r. E. Moson, the price being $45O. Mr. Moson will take the team to Hereford, Arizona, where he resides. The team is one that MT. Klotzbach bought of Harvey J. Lee and lIr. Klotzbach says that when it leaves Phoenix the valley will lose one Of the best driving teams in the valley.
 THE EPWORTH LEAGUE-About fifty young people enjoyed the Epworth League social last evening at the home of J. c. McKibban. Several new games were introduced and proved to be very entertaining. Following several hours of pleasure light refreshments of cof- fee, cake and fruit Were served. The business and literary meeting Of the league will be held Friday evening at the home of Dr. II. A. Hughes. 10 at tend which an invitation has been ex- tended to visiting leaguers now in the city.
 ORDER AT THE FAIR-Thus far there has been no disorder at the fair grounds and everything is carefully looked after by the territorial fair uo- lice under the direction of Sheriff Walker and his deputies. They are about twenty in number and it would be a bad place for anybody hunting trouble to begin. The police make Headquarters in a big tent adjoining the office of Superintendent Clark. IL is sufficiently commodioUs to serve as a county jail if needed. but so far lr has not been needed.
 A BOLD BURGLARY - The home on North Third avenue last occupied by Mrs. William Christy was at some hour yesterday entered by thieves and Iansackcd for Valuab,es. For some time past there has been no one living in the house although it is furnished and 1t was an easy matter for the burglars to carry on their work. Two trunks were removed and taken to vacant block in the west end of Bennett addi- tion and there broken open and rifled. Just what was secured by the robbers has not as yet been ascertained but the loss is not considered great The police have been put to work on the case and hereafter the owners of the property will have some one tempo rarily occupy it and stand guard of it's contents.
 FROZEN TO DEATH - When the Diamond Jo, running north on the s. r. P. & P. road Christmas morning. pulled into Cedar Glade the trainmen noticed lying near to the track what was apparently the lifeless body Of human being. They made their way to the place where the object had been seen as soon as the train cama to a stop and found it to be the body of a Mexican. He was already frozen com pletely stiff. The body was taken aboard and carried to Ash Fork There it was learned that he had been around Ash Fork for several days previous and had apparently started to walk to Prescott. but had fallen from exhaus- tion on the way and frozen to death. At the time he was found a blanket was wrapped around his body, There was nothing to identify him on his body and he was buried by the authorities at Ash Fork.
 POLICE COURT - Eleven subjects appeared before Judge Thomas in the city court yesterday afternoon. each charged with drunken and disorderly conduct. Their sentences ranged ali the way from ten days to a discharge. James Brennan, who will be 56 years old next March was begging on the street He told the court the jail was no place for a man of his age and in | this he found no argument from the magistrate, who delivered to him a lec- | ture Walter Hamilton was caught | passing whiskey through the bars to i prisoners in the city jail He had the goods OF his clothes and could not deny