Arizona republican., 1906-06-07
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SETTLED DoWN.-Dr. TafeI yes terdav took up the occupancy of the home he recently purchased at 635 West Adams street.
 TWO RESTS.-COnstable Troops last night arrested Ysidro Ruiz, charged with drunkenness and the sell ing of Iiduor to an Indian. The Indian was also taken into custody.
 MEETING OF REPUBLICAN COM MITTEE.-There was a business meet ing of the republican city central com mittee held last evening which was well attended. Plans for the Organiza- tion of the city for the coming county election were discussed.
 THE RANGES ARE ALL RIGHT Billy Moore came down from his cat tie range in the neighborhoOd of Mt. Reno yesterday and will return this afternoon. The ranges in that part of the territory are in as good shape he says. as he ever saw and the cattle are looking well.
 SNEAK THIEF SENTENCED Jose Flores. who was found guilty of petty larceny his particular crime be- ing the carrying off of several articles from a rig which had been tied to the court house hitching rack, was yester- day sentenced by Judge Johnstone to 1 serve forty days in the county jail. l.. Barron for drunkenness and disorderly | conduct was sentenced to serve seven days.
 | THE ADAMS ORSES.-According | to a letter received yesterday by J. C. 1 Adams from F. E. Hall, the trainer of l his string of race horses, the horses are doing we'll in their work at Daven- 1 port. Iowa. On the 12th of the month l Billy A will be entered and started in a race at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, when the Cedar Valley racing circuit will open. Custer and Bystander will not | race in any event. however, until the | Chamber of Commerce stake is raced for at Detroit toward the last of July AN AGED WOMAN'S JOURNEY Mrs. Marie Stennett who has been visiting her son, w. z. Stennett for the last two years. left last night for her home at Louisville Ky. Her son en- lendeavored to persuade her to prolOng her stay. but she said that while she had fallen in love with this valley, il was not like her old Kentucky home | where she wifi spend the rest of heI ldays with other members or her family MT. Stennett had not seen her for twen- Il ty years until she came to pay him
 a visit Mrs Stennett is seventy-siX
 years of age. She could no doubt make
 the trip alone in safety, but she will
 be under the care Of the family Of
 Justus Goebel who are going back
 to the Kentucky Home Coming.
 TWO PURSES FOR FAIR RACES A fair criterion of the interest th'
 people of Phoenix are already showing
 in the approaching territorial fair Wa:
 the result of two hours work yester
 day among the merchants of the towI
 by J. c. Adams, the president of thu
 fair association. and Shirley Christy the superintendent of the department
 of speed of the coming fair. The two Y gentlemen will continue their work to-
 day. As a result of their efforts yes
 terday two S1.OO0 purses were guaran- teed, the purses to be awarded in two events known as the Phoenix stake anC
 the Capitol City stake. It is though
 another purse will be subscribed today II The conditions under which the none,
 is subscribed is the same as in tn
 purses of a year ago for the Bisbe II Clifton Morenci and TombstOn
 events. These conditions provide tha
 the purses are to be paid by the sub
 scribers only in the event that the re. ceipts of the fair are not sufficient t pay them. It is hoped to have fiftee S1.0O0 stake races at the coming fai and this number it is thought can eas