Arizona republican., 1906-01-02
ANOTHER WEEK OF VACATION


 None of the schools of the city will convene today as planned when they were dismissed a week ago but will open on the morning of Jan. Sth. This is also true of Miss Ellis Kindergarten.
 W. c. '. U. ELECTION-The elec- tiOn of officers of the Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union will be held at headquarters. corner of Monroe and Center streets, Tuesday afternoon at half past two. Al members are re- quested to be present.
 4 MENTAL WRECK - Louis S Long was taken to the county jail last night charged with insanity. There is little doubt that the charge will be sustained. Long had been stopping at the Capitol hotel for two or three days He had not been there long before It became apparent that he was off his balance. He kept getting worse until last night he was taken to jail and will be given 9 hearing today Not mucl can be learned of him. He says that he had been cooking at the camp of the Mormon Girl mine until the mine shut down short time ago. He also has the appearance of a sufferer of consumption.
 SOUTHERN ARIZONA BURGLAR . lES-A telegram received by the police yesterday from the officers in Cochise county requested them to be on the lookout for two men who are suspected of being the ones who burglarized the store Of the Lowell Commercial con- pany at Lowell Saturday night De- tails Of the robbery were not given further than that a large quantity of clothing was carted away with several pistols and four dozen pair of gloves This is the second time that Lowell has been thrust into prominence in the past ten days by burglars, on previous date two saloons there being entered and their cash registers tapped for large sums of money. There have been sew eral arrests in the first cases but to the Lowell Commercial company rob- bery the officers have nos clue.
 THE WEATHER-Th weather this winter has been but little less remark able than it was during the earlier part of the year. With frequent rains early in December there was general fear that it would be rainy during the fair However. 1T cleared nicely and just in time, so that there was never brighter or better weather than dur ing fair week. But the very next day, Sunday. it clouded up. sprinkled at odd times, and was quite showery OH the night of the last of the year. Yes terday, too, was more or less cloudy and threatening. but apparently cold CT. Early in the afternoon there was 9 light rain with trimmings of sleet or very small hail stones. The storm aid not last long. but later in the day 1t grew even colder and il is likely that at midnight the coldest weather of the year was recorded
 OHIO VlSITORS-Mr. A. l.. Doron. who has voluntarily undertaken to move the population of the entire state so he will not be caught at il by the government of Ohio, is now introduc- ing his latest friends to arrive MT. and Mrs. A. F. Clutter of Lima, formerly of Van Vert. Mr. and Mrs. Clutter nave for some years past spent their winters in Los Angeles and their sum mers in Ohio. They are, however. greatly impressed with what they have seen of Arizona since they arrived on Friday, and Mir Doron says there is no doubt but they will in the near future decide to secure a little interest here of some king. even if it is no more than an honorary citizenship, which will entitle them to the use of the Phoenix streets and all they can use of the finest air to be had in the world They were out. to the fair on Saturday and were delighted at what they saw both in the way of exhibits and races The thing that impressed them more than anything else however was the