Arizona republican., 1895-08-21

Jessop of this city, and a cricketer whose name is becoming a by-word amongst English sportsmen.
 Dick Goodwin was up for trial before Justice Johnstone yesterday on charge of embezzlement preferred by Mrs. Augusta Bolte who intrusted $20 bill to his care to have it changed for her and never saw the money or Goodwin afterwards. Goodwin plead guilty to the charge of spending the money and will be sentenced today.
 Again 10 the front comes the we'll known furniture company of Hambr & Schorr, who have made many hearts glad with their low rates and hand some styles always on hand to show you. They have everything in the fur niture line for sale from spring mat tress to rosewood suite and invites the public to call at once.
 Dr. F. H. Welles, who for the past six months was associated with Dr. Chas. H. Jones of Tempe, is now es. tablished at Nogales. He left Tempe few weeks ago on jaunt and at No gales he saw most promising field and concluded to cast his lot in the town. AS physician Dr. Welles is highly spoken of and Nogales may feel congratulated on securing man of his talent.
 At the present time there are over 200 marriage certificates in the office of the probate judge. When people get married they do not seem to under stand that the certificates are their property. They are returned to the probate court merely to be placed on record. All those not having their certificates can ohtain them by sending to the probate court and inclosing post age.
 Rev. Vaughan, presiding elder of the campmeeting, has had good su ccess in circulating his petition to the business people of the city requesting them to close their shops at 6 80 o'clock in the evening for the benefit of their clerks. All the principal business houses in town have signed with the exception of the Bee Hive, but it is expected they will close as soon as word is received from MT. Wintefs, who is now in the east.
 Journal Miner: Ex.Mayor Monihon of Phoenix, came in on this mornings s train. His family, who have been spending the summer in Prescott. will return to Phoenix with him this even ing. Mrs. Monihon and her daughter express themselves as having had de. lightful time in Prescott during their visit. The ex-mayor says he is always pleased to visit our town, as 1t was his first love, coming here thirtvone years ago.
 The great biennial snake dance Of the Moqui tribe is now about due The exact night when the hideous perform ance will commence is not known out. side of the leading men of the tribe, but the moon has considerable to do with the commencement. The ap- preaching dance is attracting visitors from all parts of the country who are exhibition of hissing, wriggling snakes and hideously painted savages. Silver Belt: A letter from Charles Trumbull Hayden to the editor of the Belt informs him of the expected early arrival in Globe of Prof. Storment, late principal of the Normal school, and a 1 party of eight ladies and gentlemen of Maricops county. MT. Hayden's son, Carl, is of the party. They have been doing the northern part of the terri. 1 tory, the Grand Canon and San Fran cisco mountains and are now at the natural bridge in northern Gila county.
 It is more than likely that Zach i Booth, the lad who is serving a i've year sentence at Yuma, will be par doned. He with companion stole a bunch of cattle while working on the range Tn Apache county and was driv- ing them up to Phenix when captured It was the boys first offense but he got five years for it. He had made prepara- tons to escape from the prison one day but revulsion of feeling overcome him and he told the whole plan to the prison superintendent. He said he would stay in jail for his natural life but would never attempt to escape. His case is exciting much interest and several prominent people are working hard for his pardon.
 i Juan Roses, the South American negro who attempted to commit rape on very pretty 13-year. old Mexican girl named Luze Para the previous evening, was examined by Justice Johnstone yesterday. The culprit lives in the same building with the Para family, but sleeps out doors. Juan who was infatuated with the girl, passed by her bed and caught hold of her leg. The girls screams aroused her mother, who informed Consta ble Porterie, who sleeps in the same build ing, and who escorted the would be rapist to jail. The crime of attempted rape was not proven. so it was reduced to simple assault and the case was continued at the request of the defense until tomorrow.
 Geo. T. Johnson a merchant of this city, is playing high jinks at the Santa l Ca al lina icln n,, o,tnntairnx h a