Arizona republican., 1908-02-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST

llCeNSE IO WGO.-A lCtllSt NttS granted yesterday in the probate clerks office to Juan Estevan and Martha Morollocui.
 LAW DAY-Usually Saturday is law day in the district court, but Saturday of this week is a holiday. so the hear ing of. motions and other incidents of law day will be attended to today.
 REPRINTED FIRE ENGINE.- The old fire engine of the city fire depart ment has been recently repainted for the city by l.. J. Charles and is in ser vice
 BACK FROM BENSoN-John Har- dee has returned from Benson, where he went with an orphan boy who had been committed to the Industrial school by the authorities of Yavapai county.
 TO QUIET TITlE-A suit to quiet title to the southwest quarter of sec tion 19. township north, range 2 east. was filed in district court yes terday The plaintiff is F. M. Mog- nett and the defendants are John B. Britain. Mrs. Britain and their heirs. A SPECIAL TRAlN-A special train will be run on the Nj. and r. tomor- row night from Mesa to bring the eN cursionlsts back after the Fraternal Brotherhood ball which will be given in the new Mesa opera house. A SMALL FIRE-The fire depart ment was called out yesterday about ,: 90. on a small fire at the corner of Fifth and Monroe streets. The blaze did not amount to much and was put T., [, .I hAfprp the engine arrived
 CONCRETE RESlDENCE-Jack Gre vile is now erecting for Dr. Messinger on the Indian school car line. what is perhaps. the first reinforced concrete residence ever built in the territory. IL will be one story and of considerable size The plans include the erection of a tower besides several rooms.
 CALL FOR HOOSIERS.-There will be meeting of the Indiana people at Merryman's Undertaking parlors Fri day night the 21st at 7:3O o'clock, for the purpose of organizing an Indiana picnic Everyone from the Hoosier state is cordially invited to be present and take part.
 POLICE BUSINESS. - Three men were arrested at the corner of Wash ingtOn and Center streets and Yester- day arraigned before Recorder Thom- as. They were on the verge of engag- ing in a TOW and a fight at the time the officer appeared on the scene. Two of the men were fined $7 each, and the other forfeited s7 bail John Doe was fined S7 for drunkenness.
 TO EXAMINE MINES. s. Claw f,, ha Copper Queen at Bisbee. arrived in the city yesterday on a business trip. He is now located at Kingnan. He will leave today to examine several mining properties in the Parker coun- try. He spent yesterday in the city attending the conclave of the Shrin CTS
 BAD ONES ONES--Tomas Fique- roa. the last of the bunch of peace disturbing serenaders on Sunday night. was yesterday fined g. by Jus tice Johnstone and paid it. Four drunks were also sent to the county jail for seven days each. Their names are Tom Jordan. Pancho Macho. Au- gustin Mason. Demetrio Sanchez.
 TO IMPROVE cANAL-Judge Kent has authorized the receiver of the Casa Grande Canal company which supplies water to the Gila valley below Florence to issue receivers certifi- cateS to an amount not exceeding S25.- 0O0. The purpose of these certificates will be the raising of sufficient money to pay off the present indebtedness Of the canal company and to repair and equip il in such way that water may
  MESA UNION HIGH SCHOOL. - Yesterday the trustees of the Mesa City Union High School district. for warded to the board of supervisors the papers showing the result of the re- cent election for the formation of the district the voting of $45,000 bonds for the building of school house and Oth- CT preliminaries. The board at it's next session will probably take the matter up and arrange for the issuance of the bonds
 A PERPLEXING CASE-Little Car rie Noble Was brought into probate court yesterday on the request of her mother 10 oe examined as to her san ity, the case being d pitiful one. The little girl is only II years old and ap pears to be mentally weak rather than insane. She has some vicious traits of character that get both her and others into trouble and yet she is phy sically so robust that her mother can not control her, either by force or per suasion. Judge Phillips continued the case until o'clock this morning. thinking it might be one for the ju- venile court rather than his depart
 
 hardly the proper place for her Nev- ertheless the industrial school is hard ly available for cases of that kind either and the courts are in something of a quandry. However, there -ill be
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