Arizona republican., 1906-02-03
DISTRICT couRT-Tbere will be a

DISTRICT COURT-There will be a session of the district court today. THE OSBORN SCHOOL-The Os- born school which has been closed a few days will reopen again on Mon day morning.
 EXPECTED LAST NIGHT-It was learned by telephone yesterday that Engineer [. C. Hill of Roosevelt was en route to Phoenix and was expected to reach here last evening.
 THE FRIDAY CLUB-A meeting of the Friday club held yesterday after neon was well attended and very much enjoyed. There were no special papers but a general discussion was had of the subject the club is this yea studying.
 LOST HIS FIVE-The only case be - fore Recorder Thomas yesterday was never really before him. It was the charge of drunkenness and disOrderly conduct against man who failed to appear at court time. whereupOn his bail bond of five dollars was forfeited. THE CRITTENTON HOME DONA- TION-The Crittenton Home dona- dion which took place on Thursday was not actually completed until yes terday when there was brought to the Republican office from the manage ment of the home luscious cake which had been prepared for the annual re Q ception and donation. All along there has been entertained in this office a high opinion of the work of the Crit tenton Home but it is higher than ever now.
 HAD A FINE TRiP-John McCabe who returned Thursday from Pindl county where he went with a party of st T1- terested in his own and other PinaI county mining enterprises, says they had a very pleasant outing and return cd with a good supply of pictures of his smelting plant and various other mining views from that section.
 A SPLENDID MONTH-JanuaTy was a splendid month with the Phoe nix postoffice the receipts from general postal sources being larger than any January in the history of the office and larger than any former month Tn the historv of the office except the month preceding. December 1905. The total receipts were $3,7S9.51. or S6S7.23 more than January 1905. being a gain over that month in excess of 9 per cent
 fish from the Colorado river are now
 
 the head waters of the Salt and other tribuatary streams and Bob Hudson will today head an expedition for cap turing some of them. It is feared though that the big fish population of the lower Colorado has been material .ly Iessened during the last year. Since the diversion of that stream into Sal ton basin it is not unlikely that lots of them have been swept into the basin and cannot get back again. Anyhow that will do for an excuse to fisher men who return empty handed.
 A MORALES VISlTOR-Con O'Keefe of Nogales spent yesterday in Phoenix returning home last night. His business here was to look after his fences in respect of his recent ap- pIfcation for the position of collector of the. port of NOgales, to succeed Ed win Baker, who recently resigred. Mr. O'Keefe is one of several aspirants for the position and is at present treasurer of Santa Cruz county. Asked yester- day. if he "knew anything in the sense that a newspaper man always asks that question. he replied that he did not as he had just come from Mexico where 1t was against the law to know anything. However he spoke joking ly for the joke is his main standby in conversation and he would rather be dead than to have to talk seriously all the time. He did confess however, that he knew some things. He says the raining and cattle interests of Santa Cruz county are in a prosperous condi- tiou and everybody in that county is hoi, ,eful of continued prosperity. Con