Arizona republican., 1908-04-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A GLOBE ENGiNEER.-H. E. Hop
 kins. a Globe mining engineer. was in !, Phoenix yesterday on mining business
 and reported conditions in that line as much improved in his city.
 THE KiDDER cASG-Captain Har- rv Wheeler of the ranger force wired | Governor Kibbey yesterday that he was at Naco. investigating the affray { in which Ranger Jeff Kidder lost his [ life. and that as soon as possible he would make q detailed report
 , CAPTAIN JENKINS INSPECTION. Captain Jenkins of the fifth cavalry. inspected B company, \. C. A., Mon day night and last night he inspected I C company in Tempe. Tonight he will | look over n company in Mesa City and
 then pursue his travels to Flagstaff where he will inspect the company stationed there.
 BISBEE MINING MAN.-Two par ties of Bisbee mining men passed i through Phoenix yesterday en route to the Bill Williams and the Parker coun- try to investigate the new strikes in those districts and possibly will invest : in properties They had heard many favorable reports concerning both sec tions from men who lad visited there 1 and were taking this trip in order to verify these reports. In the aprty were Charles Flynn. Dan Sneed. Hen ry I.agin. Joe Moon. William Tate and ! : Johnson. one of the parties came i by wagon from Bisbee. visiting on the
 way Mammoth. Kelvin and Florence. | ALLEGED HOLD UP.-Monday
 night a man reported to the police
 that two men had held him up on Washington street near Fifth street. thrown him from hfs wheel and brok-
 en il and otherwise imposed upon him
 though it does not appear that they got any money An officer repaired { to that vicinity and found two men.
 both quite drunk. one said he had gotten off the street ear near there and I his friend said he tried to do the same | thing but fell and broke his nose, (and he looked the parD at the same time falling into the complainant's bicycle. He paid the latter $5 for breaking the wheel and the court settled with him on the basis of common drunk. MISSING FRIENDS SOUGHT FOR Howard Mcbride of Purcell. Oklahoma. whom letter will reach if directed in care of the O. C. railway. writes Mar Shal Moore to inquire the whereabouts of his friend J. Clarence Hershey. who was last heard of in Phoenix Mrs. William Nicholson of 1858 O'Dell ave nue. St. Louis also writes in the hope of hearing from her son Lawrence, who left home october 15. 1906. with John Seargent of Phoenix Lawrence
 sent his mother some postcards from Phoenix last June since when she has
 been unable ta hear from him. He is
 l6 years old. five feet three inches tall
 blue eyes and light hair Letters
 mailed to him recently have been re-
 turned
 THE OOCkET.-Jesus Mendez was
 up before Justice Kyle and given five
 days for drunkenness. The most in-
 teresting case as far as possible de- velopments are concerned was that of
 W. T. Young who had been arrested the night before by Deputy Olea. at the
 fcrmers home south of the asylum. It
 is alleged that Young who lives on the
 Stanford ranch had filled up on fire
 water of the fighting kind and went
 home to beat his wife. This he pro-
 ceeded to do and also to lambast the
 children. MT. Stanford hearing the
 uproar went over to the house and
 brought the family to his home for their protection. Several persons who
 tried to quiet Young found it no easy job and finally before he was subdued.
 1t was necessary to hogtie him After
 this the deputy was sent for and he
 was arrested and placed in the county
 jail. His trial was set for 10 o'clock
 today.