Arizona republican., 1910-10-05

returned home yesterday from Florence where he closed a very short term of court.
 GRAND JURY DRAWN-The grand jury for the October term of court has been drawn and the jurymen are being informed by the sheriff that thelr presence will be desired in court at 1:3O p. m. october 17.
 WANTS cASARA SEED-Ernest Hall, proprietor of the Blue Ribbon ranch, received a letter yesterday from d man living in Texas who says he read in the GlObe-Democrat Of MT. Halls wonderful success in rais- ing casabas and he wants to secure some s-ed.
 COMING FROM IOWA-Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Kelly of Ninton, Iowa, will arrive in Phoenix tonight to spend the winter with their son, Earl Kelly, of the Kelly Collection Agency, at his West Capitol addition home. It is possible that they will decide to remain here permanently, as they have tired of the cold eli mate of Iowa and are looking for more pleasant land in which to spend their declining years.
 ATKINSON'S CONDlTION-Word has been received at the local reclama- ton offices that J. B. Atkinson, who was seriously injured last Saturday morning when he fell from the top of a transmission line tower between Mesa and Sacaton, is somewhat i'm proved and will probably recover. When the physicians first reached At kinson it could not be determined whether he would survive more than short time. The total distance of his fall was twenty eight feet.
 RIDES ON SlDEWALK-D J. Thornton, who says he is a mission ary worker and hadn't the slightest idea that it was a violation of any. law to ride a bicycle upon a side walk except Washington street, was before Police Judge Thomas yester- day, having been arrested by Motor cycle Policeman Thompson while rid ing on the walk near the Central school He was informed concerning the law and allowed to go promising not to repeat the performance.
 CLAIMS EXEMPTION, WANTS TITLE CLEARED-John Franklin Lee has filed suit in the district court against J. M Raglan and Carl Hay den. as sheriff. The complaint re- cites that plaintiff is the owner of two lots in a subdivision of section r, north east, and that he has declared it as a homestead, record ing the fact in the county recnrderS office April 90. 1910. Defendant Rag an secured a judgment against him for $330.95 and .s70 interest and costs and the complaint recites that he has. or is about to. levy execution on the property. Plaintiff prays that such order or decree may be entered as will clear the title to the property.
 RRRAlGNME MENTS-Two men by the name of Gonzales. though as far as known no relation to each other. were arraigned in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday on felony charges ana their hearings were set for to- day. RamCn Gonzales is accused of stealing a hundred head of sheep from Frank Whitton, while in the latter's employ as a herder. He drove them away some distance and tried to sell them and it is said did dispose of some of them. His examination will take place this aft ernoon at o'clock. Matias Gonzales examination will be held at II o'clock this morning The crime with which he is charged is that of forging tho name of Harlow Yaeger to a mum ber of checks a week or so ago
 REDEWllL'S MUD HENS-If any friends of pr. Francis H. Redewill re- ceived ducks the last few days, they ate mud hens. It seems there is all ways someone left to learn the diff ference between a duck and a mud hen and Dr. Redewill is the latest Phoenician to be initiated into the secret. Saturday night the doctor, w. L. Pinney and Dell Morrell went down to a point near the junction of the Salt and Gila and early the next morning Doc ran into a big bunch of water birds He distinguished himself as a shot by potting eight and it took his friends half the morn ing to convince him that they were all mud hens. Then he said he would cut their heads off and send them to friends