Arizona republican., 1907-01-03
OF LOCAL
INTEREST
w. o. ERAZEE ILI=W-

w. o. FRAZEE ILL.-W. d. Frazec
is reported very i'll again.
NEW U. S. COMMISSIONER
Judge ]. w. Mccormick was yester-
day appointed United States commits
sioner To succeed Judge Woodward.
who had resigned.
THE MAllS.-The mails. are all
coming in freely again now and there
is no delayed mail now To speak Of
except some that may have lost time.
in being detoured from the south.
DANCING AND sKATINo-The
dancing and skating at the Maricopa
rink is to be divided. as it has been
found that too many amusements can
not be going on under the same roof
at the same time. Hereafter there will
be dancing at the rink only on We'd
nesday and Saturday nights.
LEAGUE SOClAL-The Epworth
League of the Methodist Church South
will give a league social at the home
of the pastor. Rev. Mr.. GOvette, 615
North Fourth street. All young people
are invited and will be cordially well
coined by the pastor. Light refresh
ments will be served
POLICE cOURT-Frank Garlic and
Pedro Lambert were arrested on Sun
day for fighting and on account Of
Frank mixing with Officer Moore dur
ing the arrest he landed in Jail with
sore head. He was tried yesterday for
fighting and was fined SIS. Two vags
were also arrested by Officer Moore
one of them being spotted and turned
over by a plain clothes officer. one
was jailed yesterday for twenty days
and the other will be tried today
POLO GAME-There was a game of
polo at the Maricopa skating rink last
night. The two teams that played last
Thursday evening were the opponents.
There was some fine playing on both
sides. Sims Ely and Ed Powell on the
Maricopa team and Guy Bennett and
Miner Downey on the Monarch team
did the grand stand playing. The game
was exciting and did not lack interest
There are no games dated
at the present time. but these teams
are open to challenge. The Monarchs
were victorious with score of IL to 4.
A CURIOUS REPLEVIN SUIT-A
replevin suit was brought by Reuben
Hill yesterday against Alfred Wilson
and ]. a. Taylor. The circumstances
are these: There was a row of cot
trees on a line between the
of the defendants and that of
a man by the name Of George Allen.
Allen gave Reuben Hill permission to
cut the trees for firewOOd. That was
done and the wood was piled on Aliens
land. whence it was removed by Will
son and Taylor, who claimed that they
had as much right to it as anybody
and more than Hill.
A FOUL-MOUTHED OLD MAN
A. NJ. Irwin. an old man with foul
mouth. who has been making a nu-
sance of himself about town for a long
time, was unfortunate on Sunday night
in selecting a place for his outpOuring.
He was cursing a small boy in front
Of the English Kitchen when Justice
tombstone happened along. The Ian
guage he used was the vilest imagIn-
able. The justice sent a boy after an
officer and just at that moment Con-
stable Murphy came in sight. The old
man was brought before the court yes
terday morning and was sent to jail
for eight days.
THE ARIZONA HEAD.-R. II. Col
Inns is in from the Arizona canal head
and brings very satisfying news OF
there after the big flood.
The canal banks. which broke during
he last former flood and were repaired
Just before the latest one withstood the
asst rise nicely. suffering no injury
Thar ,.-ac a oo,1 irrior.tio,, had n,
he canal Monday. that broke over
he four-foOt abutment or artificial
bank Of the Extension on the riverside
n front of the Arizona headgate. Mr.
Collins gave orders before leaving 10
nave this abutment opened in the hope
hat another irrigation Of flood water
nay be secured that way, and in the
went of later rises, subsequent irriga-
ions.
THE DE RAGLAN ESTATE-There
will be a slight revival of interest in
he De Raglan matter by reason Of the
act that the case comes up in probate
,ourt tomorrow on the petition Of
George p. Driscoll. Of letters of admin !
on the part Of the estate !
ound in this county. That consists |
II about $40 in cash. some jewelry |
md two trunks filled with clothing |
looks and other articles. Judge Bur
lett yesterday received another letter |
rom the firm of Rockhold & Busch Of |
who are acting for Mrs" De |
Raglan. who is merely described in the |
etter as zone of the heirs" The at
orneys want TO be kept informed of I
he progress of events here. the value |
# the estate, and the claims against it
after the payment of the local claims |
t is quite likely that nothing will be
lone with the remainder of the estate
Until the case has been disposed of at
he Chicago end.
THE GllA BRlOGE-Traffic is now
open over the ella bridge. |
nd will be completely so today. For
he last two days passengers have
zen walking the bridge and last even
ng the transfer was made late, la Il
andcar. The train left Phoenix Al II
:: 80 in the afternoon but a slight &C
ident to the engine between Tempe II
nd Kyrene delayed matters for a
While so that by the time the train
cached the river and the transfer was
made it was quite dark. The incoming Il
rain brought a big load of passen
ers. A handcar was converted into Il
coach and was made to accOmmo-