Arizona republican., 1911-01-14
THE QUAIL SEASON AND

THE QUAIL SEA- SON AND
DUCkS-The quail season will close
on February ! and the sportsmen will
do well To begin tapering off the quail
habit So il will not be so hard To
break it entirely when the time
comes. incidentally they need not
be disconsolate for the ducks it is
said were never more plentiful dur
ing the winter than now, nor in bet
ter condition for being shot.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CLUB
WOMEN OF PHOENlX-Al delegates,
alternates and other club members who
expect to go to Prescott. will leave
Phoenix Tuesday morning, January Il
at sos o'clock, instead of Wednesday
morning, as enormously announced in
yesterdays paper The announcement
as here given was properly received,
but through inadvertence the dates
were transposed in yesterdays an
nouncement.
BUCKEYE BRlDGE-Service in the
Buckeye line will be resumed today.
For two days no trains have run to
Buckeye owing to the washing out Of
sixty feet Of the eastern approach
To the Aqua Fria bridge. Repairs on
the approach will be finished today
and he crew which was sent to the
bridge Wednesday night will do some
rip-rap work on the east side of the
r.veI bed. so that the next time there
Is a flood the water will spread more
To- the westward ana not strike the
bridge with such great force ut one
point.
KILLED BY A CARTOON some
time on Thursday night until yesterday
afternoon a cow with broken hack lay
beside the Indian school car line a mile
north of the city. Beside her lay a
dead calf They had been struck by
late car Word was sent To the sheriff-s
office and Deputy Sheriff Woolf went
out and put the COW out of her misery.
Nobody in the neighborhood could say
whose property il was. but it was be-
lieved To be that of somebody who had
left the city, leaving the COW and calf
TO shift for themselves. They had been
seen in that neighborhood for several
days
LOST AND FOUND-Mrs Hero
linda de Casanova, Spanish woman
accompanied by her husband and Ia
boring under great mental anxiety.
visited the office of the sheriff and
the marshal yesterday to get assist
ance in looking for her two year-old
little girl who was lost. The Casanova
family had been at the Maricopa
creamery. Suddenly the little girl
az. oil
that neighborhood failed to discover
anybody who had seen her. About
an hour later it was reported at the
office Of the sheriff that she had
been found near the river. How a
child of that tender age managed To
make her way through the deep mud
to that point is one of the things
not yet explained.
sToRYS MYTHs-When it comes
to bluffing A. Story is the limit.
Most of Storys stories are myths.
Wednesday night Story was arrested
for disturbance of the peace, he hav-
ing looked too long upon the wine
when it was red. He put up IS cash
bail and was told to appear in police
court the next afternoon. He called
upon Marshal Moore and asked for a
stating that he had Sc
cured a lawyer but the attorney was
unable to be on hand at that time. |
While the marshal was comforting with |
Judge Thomas Story asked them to
hurry their decision, as his auto was
waiting for him at the corner. He
was given until yesterday afternoon |
to produce his attorney, but he failed |
to do so. In fact, he called and said |
he would forfeit his bail. The officers |
noticed that he did not come in an |
auto.
CONFUSION OF NAMES-Profes-
sor Claude Decatur Jones of the High |
school faculty says he is still per- /
embarrassed by having the |
same name as some others of unde- |
sirable notoriety and a very similar
name to still others who are deeply !
in matters that in no way |
affect him. For some time he bore |
in patience the daily account of the |
trial of another &. ID. Jones in the |
district court, but when that per-
son lost out and was sent to the |
he could not restrain /
himself from at least saying il was
he other fellow. Now comes a man |
IF similar name who files suit for |
divorce and all day yesterday the |
professor was busy denying to his
friends that marriage with him had |
proved a failure. He bears no scars
rom family warfare and says there
S only one possible incentive for
divorce i'm his case and that would
De to have his name changed. The
professor says il is humiliating to
nave to keep explaining that he is
lot someone else and he hopes that
hereafter when any Claude ID.
Ioneses get drunk. disturb the peace
,r commit high crimes. they win UNI
lerstand il is not him unless there is
full explanation of his identity pub
ished. along with his picture. which
he will agree to furnish when he be-
zones notorious.