Arizona republican., 1906-05-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE DEATH OF A BABE. Pearl Frances. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martin died day be- fore yesterday at the family home, 519 South Second street.
 HORSES FOR PRESCOTT FIRE RTMENT-Prescott is becoming metropolitan. It Is going to have horses in it's fire department Assistant Chief Charles Kearley of the fire department, who has been in the valley a few days yesterday bought a handsome $35O team.
 WENT EAST FOR THE SUMMER Mrs. J. c. Adams left yesterday morning for Chicago to be gone the | greater part of the summer. At St. Louis she will be joined by her daugh- ter who has been attending school in the east, and who will accompany her mother to Chicago.
 THE WICKENRURG MULE BUSI- ] NESS.-W.. s. Holland. of. Wicken- burg, who has been in the city for two
 or three days. left yesterday for home. He took with him a $500 ack and he expects to become the mule king of the territory. He bought a lot of other stock of various kinds in the valley which will be shipped to him later
 MODERN WOoDMEN AT CHRIS i THAN CHURcH.-Mr Cronenberger,
 pastor of the Fifth Avenue Christian | church. this city. and a member of Phoenix Camp No. 1l462 NJ. w. A., will preach special Woodman sermon
 on Sunday morning. WoOdmen will | congregate at k. P. hall, 21 East 1 Washington street, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 and at the proper time. will marcn to | the church in a body.
 THE LOSS OF A cITlZEN-Dr. NJ. w. Shell who for the past season has | been the clerk at the Hotel Adams, | left last night for Los Angeles, where he will spend several weeks, and then
 return to his home at Litchfield. III. | Since coming to this city he has made | many friends by his courteous treat
 ment, and all of his acquaintances hope
 he will return to Phoenix the coming winter.
 LAID BY AGAlN.-The only action 1 taken in the Pinney cases yesterday,
 was the everything of a demurrer. ! Judge Nave then continued the fur
 ther hearing of the case to some time when he should not be engrossed with other matters. He was obliged to de-
 vote himself to preparation for the | session of the supreme court, which
 will be held today. It was brought out | yesterday that these cases would be brought to a fnality before Judge ] Nave. Judges Kent and Campbell | have already tried them, and Judges 1 Doan and Sloan are disqualified by
 reason of being material witnesses on
 one side or the other. So. unless Judge Nave can dispose of these cases | they will have to go over until some
 new judges are appointed. and in the
 nature of things. that could not occur
 within the four years.
 l WHY HE W-ORKED-A man by the
 name of J. Montana, or John Thomas,
 was before Justice Burnett yesterday
 for drunkenness. He had come Tn
 from one of Grant Bros camps. The
 most interesting thing in connection
 with his case, was a letter found in
 his pocket. IL was written by friend
 who had gone to work on the Laguna
 dam. He said ne was glad he had
 work, for now he was in way to earn
 plenty of money to buy drinks with. It he could ever get his thirst satis fled he intended to go to the coast
 sometime during the summer John Thomas is an Indian. M. Bosues gen.
 erosity landed him in jail for fifteen | days. The day before he was passing a house where q couple of women were playing musical instruments. En- tranced by the music, Borques invad-
 ed the privacy of the home and wanted
 ed to pay an admission fee. He was ordered out. He went to the nearest confectionery store and loading him
 self up with good things to Cat, he
 went back and dedicated them to the women Again he wanted to pay his snare of the music. Then an officer was called r. Parra got seven days for drunkenness. J. Garcia and T.
 Lares were each fined $7. Pedro Ra-
 nirez was sent up for seven days. The
 same kind of a sentence was imposed upon r. Villelobos.