Arizona republican., 1906-09-12
: Of Local Interest
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JUDGE KENT HOME-Judge Ed ward Kent. chief justice. yesterday re- turned to the city after a summer va cation of several months. Recently he has been on the coast and stopped for several days at Prescott en route home.
 CHRISTIAN MINISTER COMING J. Cronenberger. pastor of the Church of Christ who has been sOjourning in California the past six weeks expects to return to Phoenix this week. It is his present plan to resume his regular services on Sunday. September 16
 AcOSTA JAlLED-Ramon Acosta. the proprietor of the Commercial shoe making shop. yesterday embarked on one of his semi-annual sprees. He be- came so noisy that the city police were called to take charge of him and he spent the afternoon and last night in the city hall He will be given a trial by Judge Thomas this afternoon
 CITY TAX ROLL-The city board of equalization last evening completed it's work on the city tax roll as far as the letter L. Monday night they exhausted the names under A and B. So far there have been few additions made Co the roll but it is likely numerous additions for personal property will be made be- fore the tax roll is returned to the city assessor.
 M. & p. TRAlNMAsTER-R. F. Bryant was yesterday named in cir cular issued by the executive deparT- ment of the Maricopa and Phoenix road to be trainmaster, new position ere ated with the appointment. Mir Bry- ant came here several months ago from the east formerly being connect ed with the NJ. l.. &. T. road.
 IRON SPRINGS HEGIRA-For the past two days the trains from the north have been bringing to the city numer- ous persons who have been making their summer home at Iron Springs. The nights there for some time past have been very cold and it is said that by Saturday of this week not over twenty-five people will be left at the resort. The season has been a long and very successful one for the or ganization.
 INQUEST coNcLUDED-The cor oner's jury yesterday concluded its labors of Investigating the circum- stances Of the death of Carmel Romero. It found in the verdict returned that Romero was q man about g years of age. a native of Grenada, Mexico, and that he came 10 his death as the result of being run over by an s. r. P. &, P. train at a time Romero was supposed to be asleep on the track. The railroad company was exonerated from any blame in connection with the affair. , WEARY DISCHARGED - James Weary was yesterday afternoon dis charged by Judge Johnstone. following his examination on a charge of at tempted burglary. The discharge of Neary followed a motion made by As sistant District Attorney c. P. Bullard for the territory that the case be dis missed. At the examination Officers Tipton and Reiber of the night city police testified that they had seen neary raise a screen at the Redlight saloon and break two window panes. This was done after the place had been closed and after Neary had been in the saloon at closing time and seen the place the proprietor had put the money sack Neary claimed he had no idea of burglary but was drunk. The dis trict attorneys office took the view of the case that because the act was com mitted at the Redlight saloon, a ques- tionable resort it would be hard to secure d conviction. He admitted that similar actions on the part of Neary in any other part of the city would undoubtedly go hard with him. For wife beating Judge Johnstone sen fenced Ramon Morano to jail for 100 days. This was his third offense on a similar charge