Arizona republican., 1905-09-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

property is still in progress. the coun- 1 cil sitting as a board of equalization
 last evening having completed the work
 as far as the letter l..
 SHE PAID THE COSTS-According l to an arrangement entered into the day
 before Francisco Franco who had been
 arrested for the cutting of Andreas
 Rosas was allowed to plead guilty to
 simple assault. She was fined the ! costs which amounted to a little more 1 than S22.
 INDIANS FOR YUMA-The Indian school band in charge of William Heck endoIf left last evening for Yuma and | today and tomorrow they will furnish | the music for the elaborate celebration of the Mexican independence day tho
 residents of that city have planed. They
 will return to Phoenix Sunday morning A NEW YORK VISITOR-H. NJ 1 Hubbard of New York City spent yes | terday in Phoenix, leaving again on | this mornings train for the north. MT, Hubbard is connected with the le- | gal firm of Walter s. Logan & CO. of ! New York and has had occasion to
 visit Phoenix frequently on business. CELEBRATION DECORATIONS-
 Last night the work of decorating the | city hall plaza for the celebration of | the Mexican Independence day was completed hundreds of flags of Mexico and of this country being used. In ad-
 dition to the city hall decorations sev- | eral of the business houses have de- | corated for the occasion.
 l DEATH OF MRS. TIBBETT-Laura | Tibbett, wife of J. B. Tibbett, died in | this city yesterday morning at 9:30
 o'clock at their temporary home on
 North Third street. Her illness has | extended over a period of several years part of which time she has spent in
 this city. The funeral will be conduct | ed this morning from the chapel of Mohn's.
 RESIDENCE SOLD-Messrs. Hirst l SS Egley report the sale of the George | H. TroOk property at No. 39 Illinois 1 street in University addition. It is lot
 16 in block R and an eight room brick | house. The buyer was F. J. Halder-
 man of the Coco Cola bottling works
 and he has secured the property for | a home place.
 THE CONFIDENT CONGRESS | NlNE-The Congress ball team arrived | in he city this morning and expressed ! themselves as being confident of vic | tory in their contest with the Phoenix | Juuioi team at EastIake park this af- | terroO As tie same feeling of con- fidence prevails in the camp of the l:- II Ol-slIllZSi Lltsl q most interesting ana hard fought game is anticipated. AN UNFAMILIAR PLACE-There were two young men before Justice Johnstone yesterday for a disturbance of the peace the night before. It is probable that neither of them had ever
 been arrested before for the whole sit
 Uation seemed to be new to them. To
 one of them 1t was certainly so new that he cried and begged that his name
 be kept from the public That has been done
 INCUBATOR WANTED-Harry.
 Friedman, the Center street pawn
 broker has on exhibition in his store
 window, the smallest saddle ever brought to Phoenix. It is a complete
 outfit for very small cowboy but it will have to grow before it can be of much practical value. It is suggested that he put it in an incubator and de- velop it.
 BUILDING OF AN AWNING-Per- missiOI. having been granted by the city council several days ago. the work of erecting an awning in front of the Denver house the property of the Mur phy estate was begun yesterday. Part of the awning will be of frame con strHcticn and it was for this reason that q special permit for its erection !! was necessary. The supporting pillars are of steel.
 TRIAL PosTPoNED-Ye was the time set for the examination l in Justice Johnstone's court of H. | Beltran, charged with the theft of q box of shoes from Goldberg Bros But | when the time came for the trial it ! was found that three or four witnesses were needed. A continuance was ac- cordingly ordered until this afternoon. | Beltran informed the court that a very | big mistake had been made when he was charged with this crime.
 COLLAPSE OF A WAGON-One of ! the fIeighting wagons of the Phoenix ] Indian school engaged in hauling freight from the depot Of the Sant9. Fe yesterday while on the corner oc Washington and First avenue had an accident to occur which put the out fit out Of commission. One of the front wheels broke down but no other damage was sustained. For a time the team acted a little unrUIY but it was soon quieted by the Indian boy in charge.
 A DOMESTIC AFFAIR-Last even ing Dan Boone was arrested by the city police on complaint of his wife charged | with creating a disturbance in his home beating her and making of him. self a general nuisance. When taken l iiiI' ON9'ONJ AS ""o 'oO Nl uilh Io DC admitted to bail so he spent the night | in jail. His trial set for this af- ternoon when Judge Thomas will make an Cffort to adjust the affairs of the | I "one Household. This is the second l complaint of a similar nature made | agains. Boone.
 MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED-I The surveyor general has approved the | following official mineral surveys: | Survey No. 2O99, Arizona lode and sur vey No. 2100. Colorado lode, both situ- | ated in the California mining district | Cochise county, and owned by John 1 Sullivan. He has also approved sur | vey No. 2133, Morning Star lode. claim l ed by August Daley and Charles Cla- |
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