Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

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 man .--.-.... ......-.-.. II: am lz'-u pm MOVING SHEEP SHEARERS-A ! large party of sheep shearers who have l been working at the plant at Boards ley left this morning over the Santa Fe for Fresno, Cal, where sheep shearing will begin the first of the week
 A PEACE DlsTURBER--A Rios was before Justice Burnett yesterday for disturbance of the peace. He was threatening to thin out the popU- Iation of the tenderloin district. H. was sent to jail for ten days. The case of J. Levas was less aggravated and he was immured for only seven. CONFOUNDlNG OF NAMES Through the similarity of names, re cent funeral notice in these columns has been misinuerDreted by some read CTS The bereaved family is that O. MT. and Mrs. Remney who reside at the corner Of East Washington and ! Sixth streets IL was their infant daughter who died and not Josephine the daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. '.
 Rumney as some have supposed. SALE OF A HORSE-The famous Percheron horse Calypso, which was brought 10 the city some time ago by [ a representative of the Singmaster and Sons horse farm, has been sold to NJ. 1 B. Harovitz, who conducts stock farm one ard half miles west of Al hambra Calypso was imported to America from France in 1902 and
 brought to California in 1905. He is Ia handsome big animal and will be a great addition to the fine stock of the
 valley. It is MT. HarOvitz's plan to conduct a sort or breeding farm. He
 also has on his ranch the we!-known jack Napoleon RETURN OF THE PRODlGAL-|
 Druggist N. W. Miller is the happies: man in town over the return of his prodigal cat. The feline is the only one of her kind in town for she has one blue eye and one white eye. and other characteristics that give her an Individuality far above that of the or
 dinary eat. MT Miller thinks more "' ! her than Paul Brizard would of a pet rattle snake A week or two ago sne strayed away and MT. Miller mourned and would not be cOmforted. Finally he advertised for her in The Republi- can and tine cat reading the ad and seeing how disconsOlate MT. Miller was, 1 haunts in the show window or the drug store. NO PRIZE FIGHT HERE-It has been announced and publication has been made of the fact that a couple of young bruisers are coming from the ' coast to hold 9 prize fight in Phoe- / nix They are unknown fighters and | probably are not fighters at all But | if they come to Phoenix they are liable i to go to Yuma where they will wear stripes for a time If they even go through the motion of fighting they
 will be prosecuted. United States At torney Alexander gives out that there
 is a federal law on the subject and it will be enforced in any town of the
 territory It will be remembered that | d few years ago there was prize fight in Bisbee. one of the fighters
 was caught and sent to the peniten- 1 tilry.
 GEORGE ALKIRE sURE-ThereI
 has been a notable coldness between George Alkire and the fair association
 for a long time and only recently was the cause of it learned Since it has been made public it must be admitted that he is in the right. He had an old i COW out on his ranch that he believes 1 is the fastest stopper in Arizona. She
 
 i her strength goes into her action whiC as animated as a Waterbury
 watG GEaE1AOogs and COW horses long ago gave her up bad job and only the pasture fence can keep her in re- | straint. During the fair George tried to. enter her in the speed contests and
 Superintendent Clark turned him down. l George twitted him about that fine new track that was supposed. to be
 the fastest in the world but MT. Clark said it wasn't fast enough for any such COW brute as that. Then he tried
 to enter a couple of twenty-four year old cows in the Hassayampa day con- tests for the oldest native born and again MT. Clark turned him down. But 1 George is persistent and proposes to 1 have the last laugh. He is fattenins the cows for veal and says he already : has a contract made with MT. Clark's I butcher. nf lfa