Arizona republican., 1910-07-21
GOT THE WRONG WHEEL
NEW ASSISTANT ARRlvEs-J. G.

| dently by mistake, yesterday from in | front of the courthouse.
 NEW ASSISTANT ARRIvES-J. c. | Lindsay, the new assistant superin- 1 tendent of the Phoenix & Eastern, ar | rived in Phoenix yesterday to take up | his new duties. He succeeds Thomas | Marks and comes here from Navajo.
 Mexico.
 SURVEY APRRovED-Mineral l Survey No. 27S6, King Pin. Pay | Streak. Pay Streak No ? and Pay l Streak No. lode mining claims. sit uated in the Walker Mining district | Yavapai county, and claimed by A
 G. Curtis. has been approved by the
 surveyor general.
 | BASEBALl-There will be a base 1 ball, game next Sunday between the l Rattlers and the Cubs. It is said that i there is little side bet between Qui- | ros and Lewis of $25 each. The Cubs l and Rattlers have played two ten-in- 1 ming games and expected to have an | other close contest Sunday.
 1 4 CLOTHING THIEF - Deputy | Sheriff Williams of Gila Bend came to | town yesterday with James White, so- | called because he is a negro. who had | been sentenced to thirty days in the | county jail for stealing a lot of cloth 1, ing from T. J. Milton. The first thing I White desired after he was locked up | was that the sheriffs office should | advertise for Bill Jones, negro who | would break his neck if necessary to ! get him out of jail. Jones. he sasid | had sc much money that he could pay | the s30 fine and never miss it. ADDITIONS TO CHAIN GANG- | Seven Mexicans and one white were | before Judge Thomas in police court i yesterday. The charges against them were all for intoxication or disorderly | conduct or both. The sentences ranged from three days to ten. Two | who were fined three dollars paid, but | the rest will join the chain gang. All | varez, the man who is said to have | drawn a knife and attempted to as- | sault d Tempe man the day before, got | ten days. The charge against him was | simply dsorderly conduct Chet cum | mings was given the benefit of sus- ! pended sentence.
 CANTAlOUPES- Dunn | of Los Angeles. representing the San
 ia Fe refrigerator despatch. is in Phoe | nix attending to the shipments of l cantaloupes from the valley. The | Glendale district is now shipping about | two carloads a day. The melon season ' is drawing to a close. but the growers i expect to ship about twenty more I cars. About fifty cars have been sent out since the season started. For ] time there was a slight shortage of ice | and a carload daily was shipped down 1 from Winslow. This has been dis continued now and the local concerns
 are supplying all the ice necessary. 1 NEW COMMAND-Captain Morti- | mer O. Bigelow. who was in command
 of thoop of the Eighth cavalry that | was stationed in Phoenix about the I time of the fair last year. and Mrs. | Bigelow are in Phoenix on their way to | Fort LeaVenworth. Kansas. where the 1 captain has been assigned to staff de- | tail. They are going by way of the | Grand Canyon, where they will stop 1 over for d day or so. Captain Bigelow 1 has been stationed at Fort Huachuca. 1 Several other changes have been made | at Fort Huachuea, one of them being ! the transfer of Major Henry P. Allen. | who had command there, to general
 staff duty at Washington.
 ! ROOSTER PULlING-There is to be barbecue today at the H. w. Will
 Hams place twelve miles south of Phoe- | nix near the reservation. A wagon load of provisions was sent down yes | terday The barbecue will be partici- pated in by the Indians and negroes. One of the sports" to be indulged in | will be that relic of savagery known as rooster pulling" A live rooster
 with a sack containing a few dollars
 tied to his leg. is buried in the sand with his head only
 protruding from the desert The Indians on horseback then gallop by
 and drag the bird out and tear it to
 pieces in struggle for the money bag.
 Those who have seen the performance
 say there is about as much sport in it
 as there is in choking a canary bird to
 death.
 l CAPTURED INDIANS-An Indian policeman arrived in the city yesterday | afternoon from the other Slue or tue
 river bringing one of the two Indians
 who raided the camp of James Ken
 nedy. a prospector living near the
 Monument The policeman brought
 also a letter from Deputy Sheriff
 Adams who had been in pursuit of the
 robbers for couple of days and had
 captured this one. The letter stated
 that the other Indian was in town and
 the policeman would be able to find
 him. The deputy sheriff said that a
 store on the reservation had been
 robbed by couple of other lndans
 and that ne was after them. He was
 going to Sacaton. After lodging the Indian he had brought in jail, the po-
 Iiceman went out and soon returned with the other Kennedy robber. Depu- ty. Sheriff Adams returned last night with the other prisoners
 A GOOD SUBSTITuTE-Phoen
 may never have an opportunity to
 witness a moving picture of the
 Reno incident but all those who get
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