Arizona republican., 1905-09-21
A PULLMAN oEElCIAL-Pnocnix

A PULLMAN oFFICIAL-Phoenix yesterday had a prominent visitor in N. s. Corbin. a brother Of NajCr General Corbn Of the Unit ed States army. MT. Corbn makes El PasO his headquarters and district for the Pullman company.
 CASE ISSED-Justice Burne t yesterday dismissed the case against Mary LaIoo, charged With disturbing the peace of her neighbOrs. Ii trans pired that the only witnesses were at Mcdowell and the case was not of sufficient importance to put the county to the expense of going that far af- ter them. The court therefore con tented himself with Iecturing the par ties to the controversy and dismissing the defendant.
 SERIOUSLY INJURED The ten year old daughter of Joseph Bell. rancher who for some time past has been living at Buckeye, met with a very painful accident by falling from a wagon about fifteen miles west of the city. As a result of the fall one of her legs was broken. She was brought to the city and physician set the injured member. The wagon from which the child had the fall was loaded with household goods of the Bell family who were moving to this city to take up their abode.
 GRAHAM'S UCCESS-Frank Ora ahn. the young man from this city who for the past year has been maE- ing a good record on the coast as jockey. has just completed contract at Portland and has returned to Oak land where he will ride this winter. Tn the Portland races he did not loose a race. Tn writing to a friend in PhOe- nix he says he has little trouble in keeping his weight down to the stan dard. ninety-three pounds He has many friends in Phoenix who will watch his success with pleasure.
 HOT TIME IN NEW YORK-Rarry GoIdwater yesterday morning return ed to Phoenix after an absence of several weeks The past few days he has been in Prescott, but the greater part of his time since leaving Phoe- nix was spent in the market centers Of the east buying for the Goldwater stores of Phoenix and Prescott. He says that the heat of New York City was intense and that several times during his absence he would have preferred to have been in Phoenix
 A FUTURE RACE HORSE-John Rock. who formerly resided in Phoenix but who is now residing at Tombstone. returned last night to his home after a visit of Q couple of days in the city. His colt. in the future of which he has great hopes. he will leave with the Tiffany horses here to be trained for the track.
 MIR. RUHL'S ACKNOWLEDG- MENT-In response to a letter telling him of the vote of appreciation given him for his excellent article in 9 re- cent number of Golfers Weekly on the Salt River valley and the To1to reservoir project MT. Arthur Ruhl, special correspondent for that period ical wrote Secretary Van de Necr of the board of trade as follows: 'I beg to thank you for your kind letter of Septer1be Sth and through you. most heartily. to thank the board of trade for their courtesy and their generous appreciation. Any man who tries to write about real people and real places is lucky if he doesn't inspire the na- tives with the desire to lynch him. Of all the experiences of our long western trip, the visit to Phoenix and the ride out to Roosevelt dam was from my own point of view, the most interest ing and valuable. To have had it and to know that the story Of it-at best the mere impressions of an outsider met the approval of those whose hos pitality We enjoyed is. can assure you. peculiarly gratifying.
 THE SCHOOL TAX-R. II. Drane made public yesterday the fact that since the weather had grown a little