Arizona republican., 1907-06-02
THEY MERELY ROLLED HIM.


 The way of the transgressor is full of chollas and hard put is he who treads thereon. Juan Rodrigues and Francis co Ruiz are now repining in the un- gilded cage waiting the judgment that falls to the lot of the transgressor. The particular confiscation of which they are accused is the purloining of some of the predatory dinero of the sW ollen fortune of one Ricardo Con- zales. who at the time was in a state of blissful non-compos mentis. The transgrcssOrs did not really mean to separate the other hombre from his wealth; they aimed to keep it for him a while until he might need it again. They liked the jingle of forty-five pesos in the denims and what they would buy. But they fell into the hands of the law, in this instance, NJ. A. Ivy. and when brought into Judge Kyle's court could give no valid ex- cuse why they should not be placed under a ball of s2OO. Failing to se- cure the sum they were committed and will be arraigned on Monday.
 REAL ESTATE DEALS. - Taylor and Berryman have recently consum- mated several large realty sales which show that the demand for property is yet undiminished and that buyers look with favor upon this valley as a place of investment. one of the sales involving the largest sum was the transfer of the southeast quarter of section 24. township ?, north range 4 east. from Ralph Murphy to NJ. V. Warren. The consideration was s12.- 900 cash. The ranch is located nine miles southeast of Ingleside and south of Scottsdale and is a fine 160 acres of land. They also have sold for $. F. Cochran cottage on North Fifth avenue to Mathew F.. Camp for the sum of 5000. The buyer is an At lanta physician who thought that there was no more beautiful place to live than Georgia until he came to this city. He has revised his views and sold his interests in the former city, and will locate here permanently. For MT. Thompson they have sold a cot tage on East Mckinley to pr. H. H. Baxton, a leading dentist who has been a citizen of Phoenix for a little over year. A cottage on East Van Buren was sold to Levi Young. who recently came here from Ohio and has engaged in the sheep business. At present there is no lull in the real es- tate movements and the summer pI omises to bring numerous changes i:i the ownership of property.
 PRESENTATION OF THE PRiN- CESS-It was mentioned the other day. after the very successful presen- tation of "The Princess" by the pu- pills of the grade schools that they would probably put it on again in to general demand by those who had witnessed the excellent pro- duction of it as well as by those who had heard how unexpectedly well it had been done. It has now been def initely decided that "The Princess" shall be represented in the audito- rum of the Arizona School of Music next Thursday night. The pupils themselves are anxious to appear be- fore the public again for two reasons. One of them is that they have learned that they can do so with credit to themselves and the other is that they wish to discharge a debt of gratitude to Mrs. Cooley, who licked them into shape for the very pleasing and suc- cessful performance which they gave and which has created the demand for another. They desire that the repro