Arizona republican., 1895-12-07

who knows how to properly handle his men.
 At meeting yesterday the woman's suffrage association was organized. Mrs. L. c. Hughes was chosen presi- dent, and Mrs. tHollenbeck territorial secretary. A resolution was passed enthusiastically commenting Gov ernor Hughes for his stand in behalf of the ballot for women.
 The night police Thursday evening made the rounds of the saloons and ar rested nine hobos who have been mak- ling practice of sleeping in the sa- looms. They were all brought before Recorder Jobs yesterday and sentenced to do service in the street cleaning department for ten days.
 The grand jury will convene this morning and it is expected will make its final report. The jury has been in session now for nearly a month and that the jury has been working on a matter of grave importance is the opinion of everybody. It is thought that something will drop hard today.
 Workmen in clearing away the de-
 
 found a smoldering fire at the bottom of almost every heap of rubbish, de- spite the fact that ten days has passed since the conf1agration. For two days an almost constant stream from a fire hose was maintained on the ruins, but the excelsior and the cotton have kept ignited through it all.
 The Maricopa & Phoenix yesterday issued circular announcing the open ing of the railroad to Mesa City on Monday morning. Trains will run as follows: Leaving Mesa City at 7:30 a. m. and 12:15 p. m., arriving at Phoe- nix at S:30 a. m. and 1:15 p. m., return ing will leave Phoenix at a. m. and a. m. and 6:15 p. m.
 A warrant was yesterday issued for the arrest of Daniel Holman, who is ac- cused by Irene Roy, who lives in the block, of stealing a pair of earrings from her room Thursday night. Hol- man was placed under arrest and was tried yesterday afternoon before Jus tice Johnstone. The stolen earrings were found on his person. He was sentenced to eleven days in the county jail.
 Prescott Courier: MT. Levi, of the firm of Goldman & Co.,, Phoenix, bears the reputation of being the most scien- tific professor of the culinary art in Arizona. Sheriff Ruffner partook of a banquet cooked by Levi while in Phoe- nix recently and says it was the best cooking he has seen during his thirteen years residence in the west. Ruffner thinks Levi would make a fortune as a cook in Prescott.
 According to the San Francisco papers there was error in the d spatch noting the discharge of the Southern Pacific railwaydetective at Tucson. The Chronicle says: "W. M. Ahern, the company's detective at Sacra- hento, o. J. Meade, the company's de- tectiVe at Bakersfield, and William NJ. Breckenridge, the company's detective at Tucson, Ariz., will all retain their positions under the new regime December 10 is the day set by the sheriff for the sale of the personal as sets of the lamented NJ E. Hurley, on behalf of eight creditors who early heard of his depar ture for other climes In the morning at 10 o'clock will be sold the fixtures of the Porter block butcher shop, as well as the balance of stock on hand within it. In the after noon at will be sold on the ranch two miles from the city the stock left at the packing house and slaughter house
 The record of the United States court just adjourned is an excellent one Not a United States prisoner remains in the county prison. Every bill found by the United States grand jury was sustained and every prisoner tried either plead guilty or was so adjudged lby a jury. The case of Counterfeiter Young was the most important. The term in many ways has been the most satisfactory ever held in the county and to United States Attorney Ellin- wood is due high credit.
 l Stirred by fervent love for "Vater- 1 land,' its language, customs and bever- age, the Germans of Phoenix have taken the initial steps toward the or ganiZation of a social society, wherein shall be the good cheer and companion ship of a club and yet the assistance and solid benefits that attend a lodge of the beneficiary orders The dues have been set at S1O per annum and the subscribers include many of the well known Tentonic citizens The final or ganization meeting is to be held Sun day
 The decision handed down recently by Governor Hughes in the militia mat ter has already been fruitful in so much that the orders of superior ,offi- cers are totally disregarded. Lieuten- ant Leavell returned yesterday from Tucson, where he went to inspect the military companies. The night set for the inspection was the regular drill night for Company F. Both compa- nies were ordered to turn out. but