Arizona republican., 1910-09-17

Doyle left last evening for Los An
geles to spend the few remaining
days of the summer on the seaside
EN- ROUTE FROM BOUSE.-C. H.
Peters and family of Bouse are in
the city en- route home from Colo
ado where the family spent the sum
mer and Mr.. Peters spent three
weeks.
TEACHERS MEETING. The
members of the Phoenix high school
faculty will meet this morning at the
high school building to perfect their
organization for the ensuing term OF
school and to plan the details of the
course of study to be in usage.
HELD ON TWO CHARGEs.-Vi-
cente Garcia, charged with the rob
berry Of Fred Thomas and a com
panion while ASLEEP on their cots
the other night, was given a prell-
minary examination before Justice
tombstone yesterday He was held
on each charge.
MAYOR AXTER.-Through the
inadvertent dropping of line oil
type in yesterdays issue, in the
story announcing the appointment by
the governor of mayor and city
council for Wickenburg. the name of
the new mayor did not appear. That
honored gentleman is Richard w.
Baxter who is proud of Wicken-
burg and of whom ii IS hoped
Wickenburg will have reason to be
proud
HELD WITHOUT 5AIL.-The
preliminary examination of c. ID.
Thomas for killing Mauro Murietta
i'm the White Tank mountains last
Saturday night took place yesterday
before the justice of the peace of
Buckeye precinct. Thomas was
taken down there by Deputy Sheriff
Adams. accompanied by Attorney b.
E. Marks. counsel for the prisoner.
No witnesses were put on by the de
tense and Thomas was held without
bail.
MEXICAN MIX-UP.-T Contrares
and Nj Flores are two patriotic sons
of Mexico. and yesterday they tried
TO outdo everybody i'm feeling good
and wearing the Haunting ribbons
appropriate for the celebration Of the
Mexican independence day. To feel
good they imbibed too freely of
"Dago red" and then they engaged
i'm a quarrel in the redr of the Vel
lowstone saloon on Washington
street. offer Troutman, who was
making beat of the alley between
Washington and Adams street, APP
peared just in time to separate them
before one of them had his shirt torn
completely from his back. His shirt
resembIed thes tattered ensign Of
what might have been the Mexican
or any ,other republic. They were
both locked up.
PONY DYING IN THE STREET.
The police have various calls from
people In the city but yesterday they
had sDne which is without doubt un-
precedented. Information was re
ceived that pony was lying on the
side of Grant street near Center or
ficer Troutman responded and found
that a small horse was in dying
condition with its fore right leg
broken completely off above the
ankle. The officer learned from
those nearby that the horse belonged
TO two Indian boys. and that they
were leading it along when II STUN
pled and broke the leg SO that the
loose part was lying about twenty
feet from the horse The Indians,
fearing that they had committed an
act of cruelty, dragged the horse to
one side of the street and then fled
to the country. The horse will be
removed from the street if the
owners do not make known their
Willingness to do the same.
A PERPETUAL MlRCAlE.-W.
d. FulwiIer and family have re-
turned from their summer vacation
at Santa Monica where beautiful
breeZes blow, the barracuda basks i'm
the bay and the succulent sand-dab
sports in the surf. Likewise the
sand fees and the summergirl, there
or thereabout. Mr.. Fulwiler says he
was mighty glad to get away and
still more glad to get back. one OF
the greatest pleasures of going away
is knowing that he will have the
pleasure of coming back again, for
Phoenix looks better every time he
! sees it. If he was situated so he
could go away about four times a
year he would become so enamored
of the place he would regret being
able to go away at all, paradoxical
as that may appear. He has lived
here about twenty-seven years, part
| of the time from necessity, later
| from habit and finally from choice
until now he has decided to settle
down and call it home. He has been
away occasionally and every time he
comes back things look so much
more promising to him than they dc
| elsewhere that he has come to re-
gard the Salt River valley as. a per
! petual miracle of terrestrial progress
CRAZY QUILT THlEF.-It was
thought until yesterday that every
| conceivable form of theft had been
committed i'm the city of Phoenix
but Ed Townsend, a negro, has
started the crazy quit theft, and now
! he is securely in the walls of the
city Jail He is thought to have
! stolen four quilts and a pair OF
! glasses worth from his former wife
Yesterday Mrs Townsend went to
| the H. c. Edwards second hand
store on Second street TO pay the