Arizona republican., 1896-07-15

Frank Miller was arrested yesterday by Constable Bayley on an old war rant charging him with the theft of shotgun last NoVember from McGovzz ern's corral in this citys He Willehave his hearing before Justice Johnstone ta 10 this morning. ea SF t
 &Drs. Purman and Martin have signed lease for offices in the Adams hotel and-will take possession as soon as the building is completed. MT. Adams made the rooms large and commodi- ous and when furnished will make elegant apartm ments.
 George F. Tantau will leave about August i for Globe, to attend to the interests of the Kellner firm at that point Mrs. Tantau and children will leave about the same time for San Diego, with the expectation of spend- ing several years at least on the coast.
 Suit for divorce was filed yesterday in the district court by Susan w. Wright against James w. Wright, on the ground of desertion and of ten years failure to provide. They were married at Savannah, Georgia, in 1S71 There are no children and there is no community property.
 The Maricopa Medical society met last night with the president, Dr. Jones of Tempe, in the chair Dr. Hughes read a paper on the coal tar prepara- tions which was very fully discussed by the members. This society is doing good work and the members are act i've and alert in all that is progressive in medicine.
 The benefit testimonial at the park advertised for last night did not take place owing to the weather. The au- ditorium, so comfortable during the calm and warm nights usual to the Arizona summer time, was hardly the place for the gathering of crowds in rainstorm. The performance will probably be given this evening.
 Much interest was created lately by the report that 'Schlatter, the heal CT, had been seen in Kirkland valley, headed westward. It now appears to have been simply the imagination of young woman of that valley, whose wit has led to her sorrow Much trou- ble and expense was incurred by sev- eral journals before the falsity of the story as made apparent.
 Rev. Fred Sheldon Monday evening left Tempe for Los Angeles. MT. Sheldon has flor several years been en- gagged at Tempe in church work, and leaves to go on featuring engagement that will engross his time henceforth for at least part of every year. Mrs. Sheldon and son go to Sacramento, where they will spend several months. Both MT. and Mrs. Sheldon have a host of friends in Tempe and their de parture is sincerely regretted.
 John 0. White, apostle of the faith of Peffer, leaves today for St. Louis, there to attend the session of the Pop ulist National convention commencing July 22. Not unlike other Populists, he has few projects in his head. One is to endorse Bryan for the presidency, but to insist on the resignation of Se- wall from the ticket, in his place put ting Butler of South Carolina. He is confident that the Nebraskan will be nominated iby the pops, though not especially enthusiastic in his cause.
 w. L. Van Horn died yesterday morning at 8:30 at the residence of Judge Buck of Holbrook, whose guest he was. His partner in law, Harry Buck, left Monday evening for his bed side, but did not arrive in Holbrook till afternoon. Interment, it is un- derstood, will be today at that point. Deceased had for years been a resident of Tempe, coming there to take the cashiership of the Bank of Tempe, and since the suspension of that institu- tion had been engaged in the practice of law. Prior to residence in Tempe he was successful practitioner at the bar in Flagstaff. He was about 25 years of age.
 Succeeding H. Heinlein as territorial architect has come A. D. McGinnis, and now there is a movement toward the completion of the new building where in will be housed the Territorial Nor nal school But the plans and specif- cations are in the hands of Heinlein, and Heinlein is not to be found. It is believed he is in San, Diego. On the door of his office in the Fleming build ing is notice that he will return from California in thirty days. He al- ready has been gone sixty days since the posting of the notice At the last meeting of the board of directors of the Territorial Normal school a resolution was passed commanding the secretary to gain possession of the plans, which are the sole property of the territory, and also providing for action in case Heinlein does not become active in their production.