Arizona republican., 1906-05-12
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
CITY TIME Departure Arrival

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival ''The Diamond Jo,' for
 Wickenburg. Congress Junction, r ott,
 Jerome Junction, Ash .o.o, o.aoan 'eF6e Daylight Express
 for Wickenburg, Con
 eress Junction, Pres
 cog1 Ssb FeTR SerR'ie ...4... -lc 7:45 am 4:2o pm For Hs7 Wenden, C n Saiome... 7:45 am 2:4O am For Tempe Mesa. Flor
 ence, Kelvin, Winkie- ,,.oo vr,
 man ......... ..-........ 4I'S1 aih -'-O F
 CATTLE FOR CALiFORNIA-Mr. Hitchcock. buyer for the Ohles com panv of san Bernardino last night shipped over the southern route three cars of beef cattle to his company.
 EXPECTED TODAY.-A telegram was received here yesterday from pr. l. R stewart. well known Los An geles surgeon, saying he expected 10 arrive in Phoenix this morning
 FUNERAL OF J. c. HERNDoN. = Governor Kibbey will leave on the Diamond Jo Saturday night, for Pres colt. to attend the funeral of the late C. Hemdon. which will be held there at 1O:30 o'clock Sunday morning.
 FINE AND IMPRISONMENT There were yesterday four offenders before Judge JOllliSlOlAt. NelNii N4Ae~- e7 with disturbance of the peace. Henry Smith and w. M. Brown were sent to iail for seven days. John Sommers got five days. and William Quilligan paid . fine of $5.
 JUNIOR CLASS BANQUET.-Last evening at the High school building, the members of the Junior class of the school rendered a banquet to the members of the Senior class. and few invited friends. The evening was very pleasantly spent an inviting menu forming part of the pleasure of the occasion.
 BRIGGS GOODRICH COMES BACK Briggs Goodrich, a former resident of tnis city, but now residing at Cincinnati, where he is in the manufacturing business, the product of his factory being steel | casks, arrived in this city yesterdy and will visit here for several days with his mother. Mrs. Clark Churchill REAL ESTATE MOVING-Peclka Brothers yesterday sold lots and 4, | in block ,. BriHs addition. to Edward Hards for $4OO. They also sold a lot in Kirkland addition to Isaac ken broner for $500 They had recently sold this lot to a man who had paid | $1O on it and then turned it back to be | resoId. It was done quickly, with a profit of $50 to himself on his s10 in | vestment.
 -PIcKETTS REMEMBRANCE - i Will Pickett, the cOlored man who is known in all cattle countries as Bull dog Pickett, arrived in Phoenix yes terday morning en route to his home | in Texas from the coast. He has re- 1 gently returned from a trip to South America. He will remain in the city for several weeks. and on Saturday and l Sunday May 26 and 27, he will give an l exhibition at Eastlake park under the management of Jack Gibson. Pickett | exhibited in Phoenix before and his exhibition was loudly cheered by those ! witnessing it. He throws and ties a wild steer by catching the lower lip of the animal between his teeth. LOWER WHITE TANKS. Frank l Miller has returned from an extended i trip to Buckeye and the mining dis | trict in the lower White Tanks noun | tain range. While there he made a | careful inspection of number of the mining properties, and especially the Haynes mine, which is the best de- | veloped one in the district. This prop 1 to the depth of 300 feet and vast ore bodies are exposed ready for stOping. | There are drifts and crOsscuts amply l showing up the formation. The deVel- Il Opment has been discontinued for a | short time only, pending other inn | provements. Lumber is being hauled