Arizona republican., 1908-10-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A RETURNING BUCKINGHAM Miss Margaret Anderson returned yes terday from Los Angeles where she has spent the past six months.
 NEW BRICK BUSiNESS-C. H. Corrigan of Marion, Indiana is in the city and with his son J !. Corrisan will establish a brick contracting busi- ness.
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE-There will be a meeting Of the Mothers Child Study Circle of the East End school at ? o'clock this afternoon. Bus mess of importance is to be transacted.
 HAS COME TO STAY.-P. s. Now land. a well known railroad man of Peoria. III. has arrived here with his wife and son. and have taken a cottage on North Second avenue for the winter. and possibly will remain here perman- ently. He has visited Phoenix two or three times and has finally decided to make his home somewhere in the west and just no" Phoenix looks as good to him as any place he knows 0t He is well acquainted with W. C. Foster, R IL Greene. J. II. Griffin and other Phoenix people of what might be term ed the Peoria" colony
 NEW MEXICO NATIONAL GUARD. The New Mexico national guard is entirely to be reOrEaniZed in the near future by Governor George Curry. aC- cording to the rumors which are now current, and the matter is causing a great deal of comment among the of ficers of the territorial military organ izations says the Las Vegas optic. l. is said that Governor Curry has an nounced to several, his intention of or ganizing a complete regiment of in fantry. consisting of twelve companies. and full squadron of cavalry of four troops As far as can be learned the present organization will be kept in service. but additional companies will be organized in some of the rapidly growing towns of the territory and in the thickly populated farming dis ricts.
 FATHER AND SON CELEBRATES. Harry Azul and Henry Azul, father and son. made a family day of it yes terday when they drove in from their reservation and made an early start in the morning to paint the town. In some manner they had procured enough liquor to feel happy and gay. They took up as a companion Ignacio Alvarez. Ignacio knew the penalty of furnishing the redmen with liquor and consequently steered clear of saloon doors. The Indians were brought to the station from the south part of the city Later Alvarez was arrested on the charge of selling whiskey Co the men. He cleared himself of the charge however. and was released. The AZul family was fined $10 The fine was paid
 OUARRELED ABOUT A BED- When Jimmie Abbott and Henry Men dosa. Indians. got ready to retire late Tuesday night they found themselves in an argument as to who was to oc- cupy a bunk in the Star Lodging house. Neither was willing to let his companion occupy the bed A hot ar gImcnt arose which led to the dctcn- tion of the men in the city jail on charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct In Judge Thomas court yes terday the Indians were brought [" trial. Abbott stated that he had re served the bed early in the day at the same time paying for his nights ludg- iuG NIendosa who is able to speak few words of English said that inc had given the proprietor "two-bits' for berth and that he was the rightful claimant of the cot. He said that when he went to the room he found Abbott on the bunk. He told him to get out Abbott refused to do so and as the hour was late and the proprict- or on the first floor it was mp to Men dosa to throw him out When the manager Of the place reached the top of the stairs the men were engaged in a lively tussle in the hallway. They were ejectcd from the building into the street where they continued to have it out. They were soon inter rupted in their spat by the appearance of police officers who conducted them to @ solitary place in the basement of the city hall where the men found a berth a piece and were able to dream on Unmolcstcd. Unable to pay the S. imposed upon each of the men by Judge Thomas. Abbott and AIe1dosa are working out the fines on the stone. pile