Arizona republican., 1906-01-28
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

RlNlTH EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. F. A. Penick, pastor. Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer. litany and sermon at 1 a. m. Offertory solo: "Salve Regina" Dud- ley Buck, Mir Frank RIdebran. Even ing prayer and sermon at 7:3O D. m. Litany on Friday at p. m.
 A SAD ACCIDENT-AIv Francis Connolly who came here from Ireland expressly to participate in the enter sainment to be given by the Elks min strels, spent a part of yesterday eXer- cislns on the green. He suffered ter rible misfortune in the breaking of one of his golf sticks.
 BOUGHT ANOTHER FARM-w. W. Smith of this city yesterday sold to U. Ernest Walker the southwest quar- ter of section A. township 1 north. range 14 east This ranch is situated in what is known as the Cave Creek wash and is considered excellent sugar beet land.
 Y. M. c. A. MEETlNG-There will be another meeting as usual this af- ternoOn at 3 o'clock in Veterans hall. There will be a talk by Professor Geo. Blount on the need of Y. M. C. A. organization in Phoenix and there will also be special music under the direc- ton of Professor Elmer Todd of the Arizona School of Music.
 POLICE COURT-Sometime ago both JestO Jeramillo and his female cOnsOrt wer2 arrested on a misde- meanOr charge and brought before Recorder Thomas wl>o gave them an appropriate fine. Friday night Jesto got drunk and beat the woman up and yesterday the recorder separated him from twent-'-five dollars.
 nkJ REHnNERN F. D. Cutler who was last Friday taken to the Sisters hospital for the pur- pose of having an operation for ap pendicitis performed is reported to be
 on the road to recovery the operation having been a success IL will however be several days before she can be out of the care of a physician.
 ENFORCING THE TRUANT LAW The school authorities of this district have undertaken the enforcement of the trUant law. No arrests will be made immediately but an officer is now making the rounds to find out what children are not in school. Un- ] less they are sent after the parents
 have been warned, arrests will quickly follow.
 s. P.'s sALToN SEA sHOO FLY- The Southern Pacific company yes terday began the use of the new shoo fly which it has been for several months building around the Salton | sea. The raw track put in commission | is seventy-five feet above the level of the track formerly used and has been ' estimated by engineers will be above the high water mark for many years to come. The newly constructed track is about fOrt--- five miles long.
 THE SHEARING AT BEARDSLEY Fred Bunker, accompanied by Iar- | ty of twelve men, left yesterday after noon for Beardsley, where they will work with the sheep shearing outfits. J. J. Franklin left yesterday morning for the camp and will, during the com. 1 ing few months or as long as the camp is maintained be in charge of the office and general store of the ! plant. Shearing will commence Mon. 1 day, and in all thirty machines will ba run and about twenty-four hand men. DISTRICT COURT-There was a short session of district court yester- day at which the case of A. l.. DorOn against w. H. Kay was dismissed with 1 out costs by the consent of both part ies Tn the case of J. B. Wedgworth l against w. C. Dawes the defendants motion for a new trial was submitted without argument and denied. An or Murray a draft for $25O which had ] been held as evidence against James Murry and James Wilson who have l been held to the grand jury on the i charge of forgery in trying to dispose