Arizona republican., 1908-04-13
OF LEGAL INTEREST
HTING FRESHMAN

4 FIGHTING | RlSHMAN.-Othcer Sullivan jailed a fighting lrishman for ma king a fuss at Five Points Satur- day evening.
 ARIZONA WOODLANDS has been received that the first shipment of Ar zona wool to be marketed this season. and which was shipped somtime ago was sold for 17 cents net br C. C. Hutchinson. A shipment made by an- other party was sold at fraction of d cent less.
 A MICHIGAN READER.-W. A. Nixon of CoOpersville. Mich, writes to The Republican as follows: Having received a copy of the Homeseekers' edition. we would be pleased if you would send rs -our Weekl.- edition. as we are going to move west and we like the description you give of the country Enclosed please find. etc.
 TRAINERS IUCk-Ciarret Schu- Ter. who is devoting himself during his vacation to the breaking and training of some of w. W. Cooks high stepping thoroughbreds. got it just above the neck the other day. A peculiarly head strong horse refused to be brought un
 
 course of which the cart was upset and MI. Schuler was @nailed around over the surface of the earth in a most undignified and painful manner. He looks now like a man who had attend ed first ward caucus
 PREPARING TO MOVE-Prepara tions are being made for the moving of the town of Roosevelt from its pres ent location in the reservoir basin. to d little mesa in Cottonwood canyon near the Cottonwood pressure pipe be- tween two and three miles above the dam site. Permits to locate on the new site are being issued and the transfer of such houses as are suitable will be- gin before long. The present townsitc will not be submerged for a while yet but the dam is getting so high that d big flood most anytime now win begin to menace the lower habitations
 WILL COLLECT BACK PAY-The city and county are both engaged in collecting back pay from one Juan Garcia who persistently holds back his services and cheats justice. He ran away from the city chain gang a while back owing four more days service. and last week Marshal Moore discovered him in the county jail. where he had been placed by a con- stable who arrested him for beating the county in a similar manner some time before His time expired at the county jail on Saturday. and he was transferred to the city jail to make good his old account and whatever Recorder Thomas sees fit to add for a oenalt,-.
 OUT OF ISSION.-As pub lished in yesterdays paper. the power plant at Roosevelt is out of commis- plant at Roosevelt is temporari- ly out of commission. The first news of the breaking of the shaft in the big water wheel reached here Friday and the Llewellyn Iron works of Los Angeles was wired in structions to at once replace the shaft with d new one. This will take some time. but just how long nobody here cal estimate. and it may take some weeks. This shaft is six inches in diameter and twenty-one feet bong. and il will have to be made in Los Angeles. shipped to Mesa City and then hauled to Roosevelt bv wagon. MT. Hill was en route to Roosevelt when the news reached Phoenix. and Electric Engineer Demrick. who was al Mesa, left for Roosevelt at once. An old shaft will be fitted for service today and will be used until the new one comes
 VETERINARIANS IN CONFER ENCE.-Dr. NJ. Ines of the bureau of animal industry. in charge of the gov ernment inspection work in Arizona and New Mexico. with headquarters at Albuquerque. and pr. A. A. Har- mon, in charge of the government in- spectors in Arizona. arrived here Sat urday morning They came chiefly for d conference with the sheep sani- tary commission and pr. Norton, ter ritorial veterinarian, in connection with the progress made in the dip ping of sheep. etc. It is gratifying to all concerned that there was but d limited area this year in quarantine; that is theps were but few sections where the>sheep had to be dipped. and they were mainly in the vicinity of Cordes and Cave creek. while last year all the sheep in the territory had to be dipped. The dipping is now well advanced. though there is some more to be done in the neighborhood of COrdes. An order has been issued by the sheep sanitary commission that all buck herds in the territory must be dipped between April and July l, as most of the infection found is at tributable to the buck herds. The seasons work it is believed will quite thoroughly eradicate the scabics and mt fhe in faryitort- i'm, oanJ