Arizona republican., 1920-12-31
cowhoys Want Prizes


 TUCSON-Several of the cowboys who took part in the recent roundup, today called upon Justice Pease an1 complained that they had not received money which was coming to them and asked if an attachment could not be taken out to secure their money
 Justice Pease said that one man called early in the morning and three came in together later. It was eX- plained to the men that a bond would have been filed if an attachment was sued out and they were advised to get together and obtain a lawyer to draw up papers. They left, indicating that they would take the advice.-Citizen.
 Reduce Milk Prices
 GLOBE-Four more dairymen of Globe announced yesterday that they had joined the group of producers in this city who would reduce the price of milk on the first of the year. With this announcement there will be eight or the entire body of dairymen in the city, who will join the plan to reduce milk prices.
 This comes following a conference Friday between all Globe dairymen at which time they decided to do every thing in their power to produce milk at a price which would meet the recent
  wages at the mines of the district calling for decline in wages.-Ari- zona Record.
 Fraeas Victim Better
 TUCSON-The condition of Dr. T. L. Butler, who was severely cut at the United States public health service at Pastime park in a fracas that occurred at the institution Thursday night, was slightly improved Christmas day, it was stated by physicians at the Arizo- ma hospital, where the wounded man was hurried immediately after the cut ting Charles F. Ivy, former patient at Pastime park, who is said to have cut Dr. Butler with his own knife, and who was dismissed from the medical institution as a result of the affray has not been molested by the police or lthe federal authorities, as no charge has been instituted against him. It IS understood that the man will be al- ' lowed his freedom unless the condition of Dr. Butter becomes more serious.
 The knife thrust penetrated the flank of the former Pastime park surgeon iaccording to Dr. J. I. Butler, the at tending physician. The wound did no enter the abdomen, Dr. Butler said.- Star
 Finds Burglars in House
 
 Hobbs found d burglar in the hous and fired three shots at the man as h. escaped through the back way.
 Hobbs, with Mrs. Hobbs and daugh ter Grace returned to their home b, auto As Hobbs was putting the ca into the garage, Miss Hobbs went t the front door to enter. She noticed light in the house but supposed tha her brother John had returned home | She called but received no answer an reported the matter to Hobbs. Hobb | investigated and saw a man passin | through one of the rooms. He ser | Mrs Hobbs to get help from Johi | Scott, a neighbor, but before Scot | could get there the burglar had le1 | the house by the back door while Hobt l guarded the front Hobbs fired thre shots at him while he fled. The burglar had cut the screen 0 the back door and had entered l means of pass keys. He was disturbe | before he had time to get away wit any loot.-Daily Reviw.
 l Christmas Raids Bring Results T. PRESCOTT-Georg Jackson, take | into custody by sheriffs deputies Sa urday night in connection with a ra l cn an alleged still, was liberated ye
 terday. the charge against him not b