Arizona republican., 1896-03-10

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 A Fowler bicycle stolen from Rev. H. M. Bell of Tucson was found at Wilcox in the possession of Mexican who had carried it that far, being un- able to ride The thief and wheel were returned to Tucson. Mrs. B. M Mills is now in charge of the Farley house on West Washington street, changing its name to 'The Mills.' The Creamery restaurant is thus vacated and the room will be oc- cupied by Butcher Zoeckler.
 At the Methodist church south on Center street all this week will be prayer services at p. m. and preach ing at 7:30 every day, conducted by Rev. W. A. Harris. The protracted meeting will probably continue sev- eral weeks.
 Francisco Sanchez was yesterday fined S10 by Justice Morris for disturb ance of the peace. A feature of the trial was the sudden lapse in memory of two of the territory's witnesses, who seemed afraid of the quawelsome defendant.
 Rev. s. L. Food of the Methodist 1 Episcopal church has received the ap- pointment to Wilcox and Rev. Rob- erts, formerly of Tempe, will hereafter be able to devote the time heretofore given ito that station ito holding ST. vices at Benson. l One of t1he propositions that is being considered by the city council is whether or not new election for off, cials may not be had at the time of the new bond election. Councilman Moss appears to be the only official deter mined to keep his seat.
 Margaret Josephine Toohey, aged months, youngest child of Redmond Toohey, died yesterday morning of whooping cough. Interment will be this afternoon from the residence, cor ner of Jackson and First streets, at 8 o'clock. Friends are requested to at tend.
 At the Presbyterian church next Friday evening, Judge Helm will de- liver an address upon the subject of "The Relation of the Church to the Government. The lecture will be un- der the auspices of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
 W. F. McNulty, veteran in the grocery trade of Phoenix, is now pre- pairing to again go into business. He has neatly fitted up a store in the Gardiner block on East Washington street and within a few days will be ready to cater as of old to the trade of the city.
 Robert J. Wilcox, aged 26, died yes terday of tuberculosis. Deceased had been resident in Phoenix since last November and was highly esteemed by the many who knew him. He leaves a young wife who leaves tomorrow with the remains for Beloit, Wiscon- sin, where the funeral will be held. Florence Tribune: The Williams house will be closed up the last of the month unless arrangements for rent ing it are made in the meantime. Col. Williams will give his personal atten- rion ito fitting up the Cosmopolitan hotel in Tucson, which he has leased for three years with the privilege of six. The people of Florence regret very much to lose the urbane colonel and his estimable wife,
 At the Commercial yesterday were registered: IN. R. Brown, Fl Paso; N. L. Kimball and wife, Milwaukee; R. P. Sitraethern, Los Angeles; J. B. Dunn, Los Angeles; Jay w. Adams, San Francisco; J. F. Wilson and daughter, Prescott; B. T. Albert, Pres cott; R. R. Coleman, Prescott; c. F. Singletary, San Jose, Cal; Chas. H. Lee, Agua Fria; M w. Kales, San Francisco; B. A. Dick, Oakland; B. L. Turner, Ramsay; Felix Coblentz The Picacho Gold Mines company of Denver, Colorado, is off1cered as fol- lows: Directors, Hon. Willard Teller, capitalist; ex-Governor J. B. Grant of the Grant Smelling company; ex- United States Senator s. W. Dorsey, Hon. s. B. Morgan, the well-known banker; Henry Bolthoft, the mill;on- aire mill builder. The officers are: Hon. s. B. Morgan, president; Hon. S. w. Dorsey, vice-president; c. c. Dor sey, secretary; E. B. Morgan, treas urer.
 Tucson Star: District count was opened yesterday for the last time during the November term and was finally adjourned. The March term will begin itomorrow. Judgement for the defendants in the case of Wolf1ey ys. Leitch ct al, in which an opinion was prepared and published a month ago, was formally rendered. Counsel for plaintiff moved for a new trial and the motion was overruIed, whereupon notice of appeal was given. Several