Arizona republican., 1907-02-05

an appeal to the supreme court me matter was laid over for further con 1 sideration. The committee of the board [ which had in charge the presentation | of the report of the committee Of six | teen to the farmers of the valley made ! a partial report and the matter went ! over until the next meeting.
 ! A SICK OFFlCER-John Reiber of the night police force is confined to his home by illness.
 ! EXPECTED HERE SooN-V. IT.
 Sanders. consulting engineer of the re- clamation service. is expected to leave Los Angeles today for Phoenix and win probably reach here tomorrow.
 REFORM SCHOOL CANDIDATE Antonio Carillo. the thirteen year old boy arrested for shooting a couple of playmates. was arraigned before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday and his eX- animation was set for today. The youth will probably be sent to the reform school!
 SUSPECTED OF INSANITY-Lee Steele. an old resident Of Tempe. was
 before the probate court yesterday on
 charge of insanity. There was an
 absence of testimony as to specific acts and the examination of tine physicians
 disclosed that he was sick man rath-
 CT than a crazy one.
 POLICE COURT-In police court
 yesterday two men arrested in the morning by the day police were given
 seven days each for drunkenness and
 disorderly conduct. The Jap who tried
 Co take Chinatown the night before and
 was arrested by officer Bloomhorst.
 was given seven days also.
 A BIG LAND INVESTMENT-Some further facts were learned yesterday concerning a big realty sale briefly mentioned in the issue Dof Monday morning. T. was the passing of title to two quarter sections. one owned by W. w. Cook and one by Mrs. Celia Laird. in section 1s township2 north. range east. The property was bought by II. II. Scorse for S19.SO0 in cash. and the deal was cOnsummated by w. K. James and John Baggiore. Mir. ScorSe is a sheep raiser who has been operating in northern Arizona He has been coming here in the winter time for the last fourteen years. so he knows something about conditions in this val ley He knows there is a future and he has made this investment having in mind specific purpose that will materialize after the completion of the Roosevelt reservoir. In the meantime he will permit the property to be de- voted as it has been for sometime to the raising of general agricultural crops. There is a small house on the ranch and it is all in cultivation.
 THE FUNERAL OF MRS. ADJU- TANT WooDWARD-The funeral of Mrs Adjutant Woodward will take place at one o'clock today at the Sal vation Army hall. The hour had been changed in order that Major Morton. who came here from Los Angeles to conduct the services. might take the afternoon train for home where he has a sick wife. Major Morton will be assisted by Captain Wilson. Lieu tenant Crawford and Captain Mill banks of Prescott The body will lie in state at the hall from nine o'clock until noon. After services the army will march to the grave preceded by the Salvation Army band. Brief ser vices will be held at the grave and a special service will be held at the hall in the evening. conducted by Captain Wilson, Captain Millbanks and Lieu tenant Crawford. Mrs. Woodward had been in the service of the army for nine years. in New England. New York on the Pacific coast and in New Mex