Arizona republican., 1907-06-11
was far above the appraised value of

was far above the appraised value of ! the estate.
 i POLICE COURT-In police court ! yesterday Recorder Thomas fined one ! Mexican five dollars for being cap ! tured in d state of intoxicated uncon- | sciousness One of the Doe brothers
 was also in court again and had the
 dough" with him. When he was ar | rested, very drunk. a cursory search of his clothes was made and about four { dollars in cash was found. He was
 then put in the woman's cell at the I city jail where no one could disturb him. Later on he said he wanted to get out and inquired how much his
 bail would be. He was told that it would take five dollars to get another breath of liberty and that he only had about four dollars in the safe. He re- piled that that small change didn't
 amount to anything one way or the
 other and forthwith reached into a
 hidden recess of his clothing and drew
 out little roll of bills that aggregated
 Sl000. He peeled off flyer and asked
 for his hat He did not return at court time.
 ALONG WALk.-William Hart and
 his three children arrived here yester- day from Globe. MT. Hart is in the
 dairy business in that city and comes
 here tO buy milch cows and ponies. Though he and his children expect to
 ride the ponies back. they thought they would improve the opportunity
 for a little outing and walk over from Globe. as by that means they would not travel so fast but they could
 see the country and enjoy its pictur sequences. They came via Roosevelt and down the government road to Mesa City. The oldest child IS a son. Asa Hart. sixteen years old. The oth-
 CT two are girls. Mollie. aged 1S. and Josie aged II. The distance travelled was I2O miles and they arrived here as fresh as desert daisies.
 THE LOST FOUND.-Perry Sears , lost the sum of 8 the other day, though he doesn't know where nor how, but in some manner ii became detach- ed from his personal property. He thought several times about that miss ing flyer and in connection with the ] thought he remembered about the wonders worked by Republican want ' ads. Though he neglected to write 1 one. still he kept that thought on his
 mind. Now. thought like want ads. travels and in some telepathic manner
 the location of the liver was brought
 to the mind of person at S19 North | Second avenue. Incidentally. this may be recorded in the annals of the So-
 ciety of Psychical Research as to 1 what results even the thought of IDaU. faIf If.ssara fN h,-fv FUNERAL OF JAS. MANSFIELD. James Mansfield. aged seventy years. who died Sunday. will be buried at the Salvation Army
 VISIT ON cOAST.-Miss Ada Dav-
 idson and Miss Rachel Davidson left
 yesterday to spend several weeks vis- iting on the coast.
 ASSISTANT TICKET AGENT. -
 MT. F. J. Tretheway. who was former
 ly ticket agent at Tucson and also
 chief clerk to MT. Humphreys. has
 succeeded Assistant City Ticket Agent
 A. C. Page. at the Southern Pacific
 office in this city and assumed his du
 ties yesterday. MT. Page has gone to
 Tucson in the auditing department of
 the same company. MT. Tretheway is friend of MT. Wynkoop. the umpire Of Tucson. and has held down the same job himself several times Though a fan. he is not coYetous of the honor any more.
 MONROE HOUSE SOLD-Through the agency of E. F.. Pascoe. the Monroe house. and lot 2 of block 6 al the cor ner of Second and Monroe streets. was sold yesterday for Martin and Ellis to John Ambrose. for consideration of SS500. The property was built about six years ago by Thomas Bale and cost less than half in the beginning what was obtained for it. The location is a splendid one and the property has all ways paid a good per cent on the in Vestment MT. Ambrose has been a very far seeing investor and the re- cent sale of the block which he owned. to the Y. M. C. A. netted him good profit on the original purchase price. Since th2t sale he has put his money right back into Phoenix property, as proof of his belief in its future.
 ANOTHER RANCH SALE.-H l. ] Latham and CO. and w. H. Nall yes terday closed another sale of ranch | property. the consideration being ST. | 500. The property referred to is one | hundred acres in the northwest quar- ter of section 2, township ? north. | range l east and is located about ten | miles west of the city under the Mari | copa canal IL was owned by Charles ! Korrick and Selim Nicholson and the | purchaser was Rena E. Smith. Mir. | Latham sold this ranch about year | ago. to the former owners for ! sixty dollars per acre. so that the sale l yesterday netted them a sum of s15 | per acre on the investment, which is a pretty neat profit for the length of i time they held it. Ii is an alfalfa | ranch and well improved