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 M. 6 p. INSPEcTIoN-J c. Me Cure. superintendent of maintenance of way of the Randolph lines and M. O. BickneH. general superintendent. spent yesterday in making a tour of inspection of the road. Considerable time was spent near the Gila river. where the grade on the road is being changed.
 INVESTIGATING THE MULE MARKET-Fred H. Bixby. of Long Beach, and o. B. Fuller. of Los An geIes arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days here for the purpose of buying mules. It is also possible they will ship several head of horses with the other stock they purchase. MT. Bixby is a brother of Harry L. BiXby. now dead. but who spent several winters in Phoenix and was very well known and popular here.
 CHANGE OF RESIDENCE - MT. and Mrs. James A. Copeland left this morning over the Santa Fe for San Diego. where they will in the future make their home. At Prescott they will be joined by Stratton Copeland, their son, who has for several weeks been employed at Mayer. Some time ago MT. Copeland, disposed of his prop erty on North Second avenue. to Frank Hilderbrand who with his sister and brother. will occupy it.
 INDICTMENT OF FULLER-Ac- cording to a Columbus dispatch, print ed in one of the coast papers, the United States grand jury at Columbus returned bills against Thomas D. Full Ter on four counts, charging misuse of the mails. The alleged irregularity was in connection with the distribution of literature and stock of the Jessie Mining company. which owns and op- crates a property in Yavapai county. near Prescott. The indictments were returned last Thursday
 FOUND HER SON DEAD-The mother of Dwight Briner who died here several days ago, arrived in the city on the early train yesterday morn ing. She did not know until she reach ed here that her son had passed away, although she was aware that he was a very sick boy. It had been planned by his Phoenix friends that a short fu- neral service be held this afternoon but Mrs. Briner did not feel able to remain here in the heat and accor- dingly the service was postponed. She left this morning over the northern route for her home. Kenton. Ohio ac- companying the remains to that point for interment
 YOUNG VALENTINE ARRAIGNED Judge C. w. Johnstone was yester- day little bit the busiest judge this place has ever had. He presided over three different courts and in each had matters to come before him which oc- cupied considerable time to adjust. About ten o'clock he sat as a justice of the peace for West Phoenix pre- cinct. Arthur Valentine, the colored boy and son of N. D. Valentine was charged with horse stealing It will be remem bered that the boy had been arrested but two days before and was brought back from Yuma yes terday morning. On motion of the at torneys for Valentine, the examination was continued until June 18th. The boys bond was fixed at $500 and he Was released from custody. cash bail being furnished. The attorneys for the defense are Daggs and Daggs and I,y- sander Cassidy. There were following the Valentine case several disturbers of the peace to be tried. Homer Barke paid a fine of S5. He is the same man who on spree a year ago, and whf.e fighting in Washington street saloon