Arizona republican., 1906-03-13
ANOTHER STRAY HORSE

ANOTHER STRAY HORSE A large brown horse has been doing the hobo act in Brilrs addition for some time to the irritation of the populace and yesterday the police put him in the pound.
 GONE TO THE SPRINGS Alex Rheinstein left last night for Agua Caliente Hot Springs, wnere he eX- poets to stay for week or ten days, winning back the blush of youth to his wan and haggard face.
 JERRY MILLAY BETTER-Gov- ernor Kibbey, who spent Saturday in Yuma. reports that Superintendent Jerry Minay. of the territorial prison, who has been very i'll. is rapidly inn proving and will soon be out again.
 REAL ESTATE LOOKING UP- There is daily an increasing volume of real estate business along with gradual stiffening of prices. Among the transactions of yesterday was the sale by Annie T. Fowler to w. H. Key of forty acres in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section eighteen for s1,2O0. Mrs. Fowler is a nonresident.
 CONVICTION OF THIEVES-Gut- tierez and Untiveras. who nave for some time been conducting a whole sale thieving business in Phoenix, were before Justice Burnett yesterday with so much of their plunder as could be recovered. There were shoes. q suit of cloths. shirts. packages of lace and a miscellaneous lot of dry goods and notions taken from Diehrs place and from the White House. Each of the thieves was sent to jail for fifty-five days.
 POLICE COURT-RamOn Martinez faced the stern visage of Recorder Frank Thomas yesterday, being charged with the heinous crime of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Nothing less than five days in jail could expiate it. thought the recorder, and to think so was to say SO A i native American by the name of Black Hawk got drunk and while sleeping off his intoxication was located by the police. He was jailed for five days for getting caught.
 HIS FIRST VACATION-Jerry SuI- livan. former member of the Phoe- nix police force. is in the city after long absence. He has been employed at the Rincon mine. near Congress Junction. for the last two years and q half. In all that time, though he was not far away, he had no time to come to Phoenix. The other day ne quit the service of the company and came to town to rest, after which he will go to work for another mining company in the same neighborhood
 HOW TO GIVE PROXIES - The meetings of the stockholders of the nOrth-side canal companies are short ly to be held and MT. Charles J. Hall has notified shareholders who may not be able to attend to forward their proxies to persons to represent them. Many of them nave done so, but some have made the mistake of giving their proxies to persons who are not them selves stockholders. Such persons un- der the bylaws are not entitled to a place m the meetings. Those who de sire that their votes should be counted should govern themselves accordingly.
 BAUM M-ODELL-Last evening at the Methodist church parsonaSc ii this city occurred the marriage of Frank Baum to Miss Oro OdeH two young people of this city who are very well known. The groom is a son of Mir and Mrs. C. M. Baum, who own a ranch west of the city and who with their son are interested in the Eureka dairy and the Ideal creamery. The bride for many years made her home with her parents near Tempe, but has for several years past resided in PIoe- nix. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MT. Maclean, the pas.or of the Methodist church. in the presence of q few of the most intimate friends of che contracting parties Fer the