Arizona republican., 1907-10-22
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VISITING RAILROAD MAN.--C. H. | Eaton. the travelling freight and pas | senger agent of the Chicago. Burling- | ton and Quincy railroad, with head | quarters at Los Angeles. was in the city on business yesterday.
 RETURN OF CAPTAIN EVANS. -
 Capt. J. G. Evans returned to Phoenix yesterday morning after an absence
 since last spring. He has been in
 San Diego the greater part of the time
 detained there by the illness of mem
 bers of his family. His daughter. Mrs. Ned >~Sturges, lay for a long time at
 the point of death, but is now on the
 road to recovery. Captain Evans will
 spend some time in this vicinity look
 ing after mining matters.
 MILEAGE BOOKS ON SALE. The
 mileage books are now on sale, good
 over the Phoenix and Eastern. Arizona
 and Colorado. Gila Valley. Globe and
 Northern and the Maricopa and Phoe-
 nix. There is one mileage book of 1000
 miles which sells for $55. or at the rate of l-2 cents per mile. The 2000 mile
 book calls for s6O or at rate of 2 cents a mile. These books will be a great convenience for the travelling public and save the regular travellers considerable money.
 4 CHANGE FOR ExHIEITION.-At the last two territorial fairs there was not a good exhibit of either tur- keys or geese in the poultry depart ment. fact which it is difficult to ac- count for, especially in the n alter of turkeys. Those who have given some attention to the matter. say that there are better turkeys here than in any To- cality in the United States with which they are familiar. That was an observation made by Henry Berar the noted poultry judge. The fair man. agement is trying to get up striking exhibit in these two lines and owners of turkeys and geese are urged to bring them out. There are some good pre- miums offered.
 LOST HIS MONEY-Justice Kyle yesterday had before him Alfonso Vas GUS. Dinatio Oieia and Tomas Garcia, who it was alleged by one Delgado, stole 500 from his person while he peacefully slept. IL appeared hOwev- CT. according to the testimony Of the three. that Delgado had had no money and applied to them to allow him to l spend the night in their room at the | Star lodging house. They did so. and l the next day when he woke up he ac- 1 cused them of going through his pock- ! cts and taking all the contents there of. IL was shown that Delgado had | been filled with whiskey the night be- | fore and not in a state to know how | he went broke so the charge was dis missed Mark Ma11a.- 1 hnnSA fiOhfar was Jailed for seven days.
 LONG MISDEMEANOR DOCKET It required two sessions of Justice | Johnstone's court yesterday to dispose 1 of the accumulated business. John ! Doe. his cousin Richard Roe. and an- i other cousin on his mothers side. | James Roe. were up for drunkenness | and disturbance of the peace. They | were all sentenced to pay fines of g.. | Juan MelendreZ, Pedro Noriego, Anto- niO Yberri, Pedro Martinez. Mike Grif- fen, Gabriel MaZon. Francisco ROdri- | Suez, and Francisco Valencia were | each sent to jail for five days. Aure- io Canso. found sleeping in Q box car. got a similar term. Indian Charley. who was found crazy drunk and sick. was sent up for five days. He appears -o be on the verge of a bad case of pneumonia.
 HE SLEPT BY AUTHORITY.-C stable Murphy on Sunday night arrest ad man whom he found sleeping near ! stack of hay and grain in the south- eastern part of town and yesterday the man was tried and sen enced to five days in the county jail. Later in the day it was learned that he man was a laborer and that he had isked permission of Deputy Sheriff McCann to sleep there. The deputy who had charge of the hay and grain lnder attachment gave his permission | readily as he would rather have the nan there than not. When this fact | vas learned the discharge of the man vas ordered. but he was invited to re- main in jail until ofter the supper hour md partake of the hospitality of the | 'ounty to that extent. As soon as he II lad eaten, the doors were opened for I lis exit.
 POLICE BUSINESS. - Recorder Thomas yesterday sent Antonio. an In- iian, to the cellar for five days for be- ng intoxicated. John Vigler. a vag.