Arizona republican., 1906-05-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SOLD A RANCH-E. A. Spauldin4 has sold forty-acFe ranch, a mile anC half east of the sugar factory. foi David Hill, to E. J. Steinbeck of Chi. cago. The consideration was $500 The ranch is an excellent one, the lanC all having been cultivated, though there is no crop on it this year.
 THE SHEEP BAPTISM-Dr. I. c Norton and Dr. Imes returned yester- day morning from northern Arizona where they had been looking after the annual dipping of range sheep to pre- vent scabies. The dipping win be fin ished at Cordes in a day or two and dipping will begin at Del Rio about the 18th.
 POLICE coURT-Messrs. Tipton and Carr on Tuesday night captured a man named Kelly. who was disturbing the peace, and who yesterday cleared himself by forfeiting a cash bond of ten dollars. drunk arrested the day before similarly gave up five dollars 10 escape an interview with Recorder Thomas
 SHIPMENT OF SHEEP-Tomorrow night there will be shipped from Mesa City thirty cars of sheep. oyer the Southern Pacific. to the Kansas City market. The shippers will be Scott brothers, and they will accompany the shipment. In all. there will be about $500 sheep in the lot, and they will be shipped in single -decked cars.
 GEORGE OLNEY HERE-Hon. George A. Olney of Stafford arrived in Phoenix yesterday afternoon and may possibly spend several days here His especial business is the attendance at the sale of horses which will be held here today. The Gila valley, according to MT. Olney, is in excellent condition and enjoying a prosperous period.
 CHILD STUDY CIRcLES-There will be a meeting of the Mothers Child Study circles of the Central school at the Central building this afternoon at 3: 30 o'clock. As it will be the last meeting of the year it will be a gen. eral gathering, and the members of the Child Study circles of all the schools of the city are invited to participate in the meeting.
 NO COMMITTEE MEETING-A meeting of the committee of sixteen had been called for next Saturday. but since then it has been learned that so many of the members will be unable to present that it had been feared that quorum could not be secured. It has, therefore, been decided to postpone the meeting to a date which will be an IlOuIlC6u ldLer-
 BRAVO FlNEO-Juan Bravo was yesterday fined $15 by Judge Johnstone for his misconduct of Sunday and Mon day. He was tried on two counts, the fiourishing of a dangerous weapon in a threatening manner and assault and battery. Bravo made a strong plea to be given an opportunity to go to work. He paid part of the fine and the resC of it was made secure by one of his friends and he was given his liberty
 OLD FRIENDSHIP RENEWED- Waldo Snyder is visitor in Phoenix and has been here for several days. He came for the purpose of renewing an old acquaintance with Lee Landis, gen. eral agent of the M- & P. road. Eff teen years ago MT. Landis and MT. Snyder worked at adjoining desks in the Burlington offices at Riverside, III. They boarded at the same table and roomed together. Shortly afterward they drifted apart, both remaining in the railroad business. MT. Snyder is at present train dispatcher with the Pecos valley branch of the Santa Fe with his headquarters at Atuna Pass, in New Mexico. He is just returning