Arizona republican., 1906-01-29
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NERNG bO ORSLAR-A lew days
 ago a Yuma vagrant in his cups tried
 to enter the house of Jerry N1illay, su- perintendent of the territorial prison
 presumably for burglary. He was
 frightened and got away, The next
 night some one, supposed to be the
 same man, was captured while trying
 to gain an entrance through the peni-
 tentiary gate. He was jailed for fir
 teen days.
 SUNNY JIM JAILED-The Bis5ee papers report the capture a Don Luis station on Thursday, of Jim Marsh, alias Sunny Jim. wanted in Cripple Creek. Colorado for assaulting with a dagger. with intent to kill a miner named Joseph Ryan. The two men were | fighting in a saloon when Marsh drew a knife and cut up his antagonist re- Sardless. Though desperately wounded
 he Is recovering. Marsh left the coun- try at once and was traced to Don Luis by a letter he had written.
 SOMETHING OF A HORSE-The French coach horse bought by a Phoe- nix syndicate of seven from Fletcher & Dunham the Illinois importers and breeders of horses arrived in the city ! yesterday morning He is a beautiful animal not quite four years old and weighs about 1,40O pounds. His color | is mahogany bay. The horse is ac- companied by the French certificate of | his birth, and pedigree for several gen erations. The animal was foaled in { the department of La M3nche. His name is Crasville end he takes the name from the city where he was born ! road is said to be in good condition for outomObiling.
 INQUIRY FOR A SoN-A Phoenix ! l printed in one of the Portland papers ! has received a letter from a woman | Mrs. J. MuIdoon. 143 Minnesota avenue Portland Ore, making inquiry about | her son. Thomas W. Muldoon, who she
 thinks is in this part of the country i He is about si teen years of age. darI i hair and eyes. five feet, six inches thin and tall. He left home last June and advertisements about him were widely printed. He was heard from only once. He wrote a letter iron Sacramento last October in which he said he was coming to this territory and intended to leave the night of tho day on which he wrote the letter. Hi mother wants him to be Informed tha she is not trying to bring him homo against his will but she is exceedingl3 anxious to hear from him.
 MIR. PATRICK HEARD FROM copy of the Des Moines Register anC Leader of Jan. 16, has drifted into the l Republican office. It was evidently forwarded by IT. R. Patrick. who i:
 visiting in Des Moines which is hi old home. This conclusion is arrived at through the fact that much space i l given to the Wretchedly muddy cOndi ton of the streets a large picture il the center of one page, representing | man trying to wade acros the street being marked "H. R. Patrick" Tn
 only deduction is that if the camers
 was really pointed at II. R. Patricl
 when that picture was taken, it is tim II For him to be coming back to the SUI
 kissed land for whoever the individua
 was he was certainly in distress. li
 Eanother column, unmarked, but discOy
 cred by chance. was an interview te II tween MT. Patrick and a Register re porter. The interview dwells briefl on the mining interests of the terri | tory but enlarges more on the irriga ton enterprises under way and tn other opportunities offered for horne .i and investments. He speaks of tn Il difficulties of the early days and of tn rapid changes now taking place incl dentally telling people what they ar | missing by crossing the territory OI !. the through lines without taking tn | side trip into this valley. The sOciet. 1 columns of the paper were careful. scanned but there was no announce 1 ment of MT. Patrick's enG@ -geInent O
 wedding.