Arizona republican., 1906-06-12

 broke his leg very close to the ankle and spent several months in the county hospital John Snyder and ISnacio Suarez each paid fines of six dollars. Wm Mulcahy N. Acosta and A. Val enzuela with Ignacio Gonzales were each sent to jail for six days. This concluded the territorial court work for Judge Johnstone and he then took up the consideration of a case sitting as a U S court commi issiOner of the United States against Nelson Kisto, a Papago Indian. charged with selling
 liquor to an Indian. Kisto after short examination was held to an swer his bond being fixed at SOC, which he failed to furnish. Late yes terday afternoon Judge JOhnstOne con- cluded his days work by sitting in the city police court as the recorder and assessed several fines for the munich pality.
 JUDGE STILWELL IMPROVED Judge w. H. StinwelI was yesterday very much improved from his condi- tfon of the day previous. although he is still quite stiff from the bruises he sus- tained It will be several weeks be- fore he will have the use of the shoul der which was dislocated.
 IRON SPRINGS BUILDING-Tom Edens. a contractor. left several days ago for Iron Springs. where he went for the purpose of erecting several cot tages that will be of more than ordi- nary summer camp cOnstTuction. They will be built with a view to perma- nency. and one of them will cost about $500. MT. Edens will be absent from the city until the last Of the week when he will return and devote the balance of his time during the summer to the erection of the Carnegie library.
 4 FIVE POINTS FGRE-An alarm of fire yesterday morning about 10 o'clock called the department to Five Points where haystack in the rear of the property owned by John Flood was ablaze. What damage was possible to be done to the hay was done by the time the department arrived, although it made a record run to the scene of the conhagration. It's attention after arriving was given largely to checking the spread of the flames. The loss was small and there was no insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown
 FUNERAL OF MISS SARGENT This morning at 9:30 o'clock. at the chapel of MOhn & DriscoH on North Center street, d funeral service will be held over the remains of Nora Sargent. native of Corvallis, ore. who died in this city at the Sisters hospital Sat urday evening. She had been in PhOe- nix about three months, having come here from Redlands. Since arriving. however, she had been in fair health. and it was but three days prior to her death that she was forced to take to her bed. Her father, Harvey k. Sar- gent. is the inventor of a gopher gun. and was in Kansas selling his inven- ton, when he received a telegram an nouncing the serious illness of his daughter. He reached here on the morning of the day of her death. Miss Detta Sargent sister, who lives at Pinola, Cal, arrived Sunday morning in response to a telegram. but too late to be with her sister before she had passed away. Miss Sargent also leaves mother, Mrs. NJ A. Warner. of Portland. and young brother. Ray mond Sargent who lives with his mother. Some time before coming to Phoenix, Miss Sargent had been i'm a sanitarium at Redlands, and it was while there she met B. E. Peddicord