Arizona republican., 1905-06-28
ARIzoNA PRizE vlINNERs-

lf.
 Yaeger. who recently shipped a quau-
 tity of sheep to the Kansas City mar
 ket from Maye-, in Yavapai county,
 had the fattest Arizona muttons in
 that market last week
 AS TO THE CURFEW-An old
 time schoolmaster says that the best
 cuTfew ordinance is one that is adopt
 ed in each family where the old man
 acts as mayor and city council, night
 watch and calaboose keeper; where
 line and punishment go together. and
 where a good hickory is more to be feared than so much lollypop.
 AN ODD POSTAL REGULATION-
 Until recently there was no parcel
 rate for merchandise to be sent by
 mail to the United Kingdom.
 Belgium or Ireland. Only linn
 tied number of things could he sent
 by mail at all and all that were grant ed transmission required the first class
 or letter rate. Recently the law was changed, widening the character oE maiIabIe matter anI providing a par eel rate or twelve cents per pound or fraction O. 9 pound. The domestic rate for the samD class of nerchau- disc is one cent Sn ounce or sixteen cents Q pound. Therefore person can now send 9 pound O. merchandise from Phoenix to London. England. four cents cheaper than he can send i5 to Tempe.
 HOME FOR A DAY OR TWo-H R. Patrick, W ho is a ualucalized men Der Of all Indian tribes and chief Of as many of them as he can be. is home for a day or two from S5caton where he has been surveying ditches for the natives at the instance Of the govern -1ent. He has nothing to report Of startling interest this time except that he has more rheumatism than he really ought 10 have to be. comfortable. ! His rattlesEale oil would be all riza- If he could get enough Of it. but it's easier to have the rheumatism than 1t is tC hunt rattlcsnakes. The only specimens that he se- cared on this trip are a few Se3 shells. ! They were probably washed into the -and few thousand years ago before i this cOu ltry was worked over and ! w1en Sacaton was a summer bath ] inS resort on the coast.
 THERE WAS LITTLE IN IT-yes- ! terIay was the time fixed for the trial ! of F. E. Goodwin who had been ar l'rS-ed on the complaint of his wife T ho charged him with having atteup-- ! cd to cut her throat with q razor. Yes ! Atrly --lt tlli'l iiFllIl fflItG the number of razOTs b- two and otherwise told in unbelievable story which had the support of a ycurg man by the name Of i HVce RUrk wko has been living with !. Lne GOodwi1s and is supposed to be In ] part responsible for the domestic Un- happiness of the Goodwin household ! He described in a thrilling manner tie 1 niUTdcrous conduct Of Goodwin. He l said thGt after he was unable to dissu- | aCe Goodwin from his bloody design 1 he had fo knock him down with 9 i bowl. Goodwin said that there was ab~ | sJlui ely nothing of the story of the | D. 'Jgit He said that he took the ra ! zor fr n his trunk to shave himself; | -A-t 1uIi- oGger-d at him about an 1tn-r ter said something to him to ! 2 IICI he ----1 when Burk threw q ! tea C. at him. He said that for . noncEL he had a mUrderous feeling [ aS2ir st Buril and started toward him ! with tle razor in his hand. He slipped i and fell striking his head on the stove. 1 NheI he recovered from his daze he 1 had dIs.- recovered from his anger and l ee aIId Burk came down town together. ] tU0GWIu was discharged.
 CHA VALLEY BOARD OF TRADE ! The Cila Valley Board of Trade was ! organized few days ago and is now -eady for any work that may cor2e ! before 1t in the interest of Graham i county and particularly the towns cm- l