Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-16

ment of sheep from this territory. Ari-
IONA is holding its own in the Kansas
City market. Hitherto shipments be-
gun i'm the winter Immediately after
the shearing in this valley ars closed
before midsummer and after the
shearing in the north. But Arizona
sheep are still pouring into the mar
ket There were reports from the
Kansas City stock yards last week of
the representative sales of 1900 Ari-
iona sheep and lambs. about one
third of the total number reported.
The shippers were Gosney. Babbitt and
others of Flagstaff. and Arndens and
Arrefo OF Winslow.
LOST p. o. PAPERS-George ID.
Burtis. who was recently appointed
postmaster At Roosevelt. arrived IN the
city on Saturday night. His papers
had been sent To him by registered
main some time ago but they failed To
reach him. In the course of time he
received 4 communication from the
department suggesting the advisable
ity of making a report TO it on the
conduct of his office. He telegraphed
that he had not Vet been installed. In
the meantime another commission has
been forwarded and he came to town
To make arrangements about his bond.
Mr.. Burtis says that though work on
the dam has been greatly delayed by
the floods. the debris deposited by
them has been nearly all removed and
that the laying of rock will probably
be resumed today
PHIL SHERIDAN, JR.-The worthy
son Of a noble sire, a budding general
of the American army and a social
lion i'm the shadow Of the White House
is soon To be transplanted 10 the Ari-
iona sage brush- according to re-
cent dispatch from Washington. which
says: orders were issued at the war
department today relieving Second
Lieutenant Philip II. Sheridan from
further duty under the direction of the
Superintendent of public buildings and
grounds in Washington and ordering
him To join his troop. which is now
stationed at Fort Hauchuca. AriZ.
Young Sheridan. who is a son of the
late Gen. Phil Sheridan. is attached to
the Fifth Cavalry and for the last two
years has been assigned to the White
House as one Of the military aides to
The president. As such he has been
conspicuous AT ali OF the so tldl funC-
tons The order of today sends him
To the winds OF Arizona. where society
does not flourish in the same degree
Of splendor as i'm Washington. No rea-
son is assigned for the transfer ex-
cept that it is i'm line with the policy
of giving other young officers similar
advantages. Sheridan is now at Fort
Sheridan, Ill.
BAD BOYS DISCIPLINED. The
street car employees last evening cap
tured and turned over To- the police
two boys who have been throwing
rocks at the street cars along Wash
ington street. Last evening several
of the passengers were hit. though
fortunately none We're hurt. The boys
were taken To the Jail where they said
they did not mean to hurt anybody
and were merely throwing the rocks
for fun. Another lad in the party
who is supposed To be equally as gull
", escaped capture. The parents of
the boys were notified and came to
the jail after them. promising to give
them the necessary discipline when
they got them home. 1t is q practice
that has been complained of for long
time, and II is hoped it can now be
broken ~.