Arizona republican., 1906-01-09

A GIRL BABY-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Goldthwaite were made happy Sunday night by the arrival of a girl baby.
 THE MAKING OF A MAN-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Feelings are re- joicing over the arrival at their home yesterday morning of a fine tenpound baby boy. This is the fourth event of the kind in the Feelings household. their children being two boys and two girls.
 MAILS REGULAR AGAlN-Parts of five delayed mails arrived here or Sunday and Monday and the mails are now about caught up again. Psrt Of that arriving yesterday was Rock Is land mail that had been sent around via Fort Worth by reason of the ob- structions on the Rock Island road.
 RURAL ROUTE CARRIERS = Chester Mathers, formerly a substitute carrier on rural route No. 1. has been appointed a temporary carrier on rural route No. 2, to succeed H. c. Bennett, who resigned. An examination for the establishment of a rural carriers eli gible list will be held in Phoenix Feb rrrary 10, 1906.
 MUST HAVE ENEMIES - Frank Lopez, wno lives on East Buchanan street, is rapidly being convinced that there is somebody in this town who don't like him very we'll. Recently he has been annoyed by the loosening of his buggy horse at night and by similar petty exhibitions of meanness On Sunday night some one turned his horse loose, turned his buggy upside down and then stole a new saddle. ] AN AUTOGRAPH COPY-Governoi | kibbey yesterday received an auto
 graph copy of the last report of Sec
 retary Hitchcock. The volume, besides
 its valuable contents, would be an or
 nament to any bookshelf, as it is bound in Morocco, lettered in gold, ant bears the name of the governor ir gold letters on one corner of the toI cover. The autograph signature Is no
 q plate reproduction. but is an origi. nal signature in ink, filling a blanl left for that purpose.
 IN A JUSTICES COURT-Judgt Johnstone yesterday had before hin quite an array of disturbers of th' peace. E. Cornell paid a fine of s5
 Jesus Morel s5. L. Orosco S5, and M Smith and George Kelly were eacl fined s1O. but their fines were sus Ipended if they would leave town a once. The Chinese stabbing case wen
 over until Wednesday, the prosecutin'
 witness being unable to appear il court and his testimony is of especia importance.
 CREEK CHRISTMAS DINNER Sunday was Greek Christmas day. Il
 celebration of the day Chris Sanichas
 a native of Athens, gave a dime
 party in the Saniches' dining room
 The dinner was of eight courses am lasted from ' o'clock until II, and wa greatly enjoyed by those participating As guests there were MT and Mrs Neal Sinclair, Miss Sinclair, an ac complished musician, also Chris Sani chas, a brother, and Mrs. Athena San ichas. mother of Chris Sanichas. THE BUCKEYE CANAL-Frank F Trott, receiver of the Buckeye Cana company, returned yesterday from visit to Buckeye and an inspection O the canal He says that at presen there are ten or twelve hundred inche of water in the canal: and this amour will be increased until full irrigatio head is on unless some unusual storn interferes. It is the receivers plan t maintain the full capacity in the ca nal if that is possible. and all wor is being done with this end in view. DEAD SHOT PERRY-Perry Payn
 and a few of ais friends from Sa Francisco went hunting the other da!
 Perry announcing in advance that h
 was about the "deadest' shot ther
 was in this country. On the way bac
 he spied a big jack rabbit in the brus II s.ta ,i,,