Arizona republican., 1906-03-10

which beset him when Constable Troops came along and took him to jail. The Mexican whose fighting blood was up continued his resistance until
 he had been put below.
 A VISITING ATTORNEY-T. NJ
 McNamara of Hanford. Cal, arrived m the city yesterday on his way to Tue son on legal business. This is the first time he was ever in this part of the territory. He was surprised at what he saw when he got into the valley. He will remain in town a day or two.
 TENNIS TODAY-At the tennis courts of the Phoenix Country club
 this afternoon an interesting number of games will be played. A complete list of the players was not available yesterday afternoon. Interest in the game has run high since the tourna- ment was played and several more than ordinary matches will be had. In the mixed doubles of the tourna- ment Miss Ruth Ainsworth and Jack Ainsworth were the winners. an nouncement of the fact being overlook ed at the time the event closed.
 OVER AND OVER AGAIN-It is a good sign when reality in any city is sold over and over again. Instead of indicating that nobody wants to keep v poses of it makes something and the buyer in turn gets a profit. for prices are appreciating. Numerous Phoenix properties have changed hands twice or more during the last six months. The latest deal reported was made by W. K James. On Jan. l he sold the lot and brick house al $50 North Second street to R. w. Frye who intended to make it his home and occupy it. His plans were changed however and he went to Globe to live so he asked MT. James to dispose of the property for him and now two days after receiving orders, he has sold it to A. Thomson who came here last fall with his family MT. Thomson has decided to locate here permanently.
 FOR A DAYS VISIT-Joseph Sin gIeton and H. E. Mitchell came down from the mining section near Wenden yesterday morning for a days stop in the city to see old friends and get few supplies for camp life. They are in the Indian school service and sta toned at Riverside, Cal, but are spending their annual vacation Tn prospecting and locating claims in the mineral fields of western Arizona, which may some day make them rich. MT. Singleton was formerly stationed | transferred to Riverside. But he lived many years in Arizona and knows the richness of her natural sources. year ago he and MT. Mitchell spent their vacation in Nevada in the Gold field country but their opinion is that western Arizona has Nevada beaten off the earth as mining section. They have located a number of good claims and may find some more before they return to school duties.
 THE APRIL RACES-At meeting of the board Of directors of the fair association held yesterday afternoon arrangements were made for matinee of driving and running events to be held at the fair grounds on the after noon of St Patrick's day. March r. For the arrangement of the program J. c. Adams and Chas. Goldman were named as a speed committee. Action was also taken at the meeting in the way of provision for a four days meeting to be held the third week in April. Purses to the amount of S5O0h will be hung up and from cOrrespond- ence already had with various horse
 men and the owners of strings in the west such an amount will be so at~ tractive that many will be here. Ip ! fact it is likely that the races of April
 will be faster and by more prominent i horses, than those held during fai" week Announcement will be made later regarding the horses likely to be
 entered It is known however that Hazel Patch will be In the list as will
 also the horses of the Frost stable al