Arizona republican., 1897-10-21

"Uncle Tom" Holland came down from the hot springs yesterday.
 A marriage license was issued to Antonio Garcia and Francesca Bo- jorquez yesterday.
 Attorney Damron had so far i'm proved yesterday that his physicians believed him to be out of danger.
 The case of James F. Martin. ar rested by the police for refusing to pay a tailor's license, was postponed again yesterday at the instance of City Attorney Evans.
 terday than he had been the day be- ter. His friends are hopeful of soon seeing him at his desk again.
 George Q. Buxton & Go. yesterday doubled their floor space. A corps of carpenters was kept at work all lass night remodeling it. A feature will be a cashiers room, enclosed in glass.
 The H. B. Kemp company will this morning begin the removal of it's mammoth stock from the old stand on South First street to its commodi- ous new quarters in the Irvine block on Washington street.
 License to marry was issued yes- terday to John J. Meyer and Clara B. Wilkey. The ceremony was per formed last night by Rev. Cal Ogburn at the residence of the brides par ents in the West End school district
 On the mail that comes here from or through Texas there is printed in great reassuring red letters, "Fumi- gated in the Houston Postoffice." ]" There is a satisfaction in knowing that under the admirable postal regu- lations enforced by a republican post master-general, no improper matter, not even yellow fever germs, may be transmitted through the mails.
 A new musical society is in process Of organization. On Tuesday night there was a meeting of the leading members of the musical circle. among whom were Miss Sargent, Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs. J. B. Walker, Mrs. P. A. Thoraldson, MT. and Mrs w. B. Deity. MT. D. H. Burtis and MT. and Mrs. M. P. Chubb. A committee com posed of MT. and Mrs. Deity, Miss Sar- gent, MT. Burtis and Mr. Chubb was appointed to meet last night to fur dher the organization. Another meet ing will be held at the Monihon block next Tuesday night, at which the so- ciety will probably be fully organized and invested with name
 MT. Dall DeWeese of Canon City. Colo, arrived in town yesterday morning from Alaska Though an old mining man, his errand north was not on mining business. He had gone on a hunting expedition and was only as far north as Cooks Inlet. lie has so much faith, though, in the whole of Alaska as rich mineral country that he will go to the Yukon in the spring. He brought back with him q handful of nuggets. His hunting trip was not Tnrewarded. He killed four moose, several bears and eight white mountain sheep of the big horn va riety. MT. DeWeese left for Canon City last night.
 The introduction of excellent sing ing specialties in the second and third acts of Tony, the Convict" on Friday night, will render the perform ance doubly enjoyable Miss May Phillips will sing Sally Warmer" one of the latest eastern hits; H. Clay Parker will be heard in "coon" melo. dies; the hand machine song 'tA1-1a-g -ga-zam," will create a furore and Fred Mussey's character songs will take the house by storm. h. cluded in his repertoire will be a new topical song, When Some One Pulls the String" with some warn" extra verses by local author, and a plaint- i've love ditty, What Would Duckey 1 Do if Lovey Died?" The perform ance will be one of the most enter taining ever seen in Phoenix.
 Jacob Heineman got thirty days il police court for vagrancy yesterday | Heineman is.a Jew and is said to bt the first of his race ever arrested il Phoenix on this charge. He cam. l here several days ago and solicited i funds, representing that he wanted to continue a journey which would i end somewhere in usefulness. Ht Journeyed no farther than to the nea
 est crap table. roulette wheel stu( poker game or faro layout At tn, i rate of progress he was making to
 ward the beyond he would have for ever remained a wart on the face o Phoenix. When asked in court abou his begging he said he was observing the scriptural direction, Ask and i
 shall be given unto you; seek and VI
 shall ind" The answer was unsat isfactory and he was sent below.
 A killing was on the tapis at Ky
 rene last Monday. Some days befor
 that J. K. Smith, a ranchman Twin!
 near Kyrene, had taken up a lot 0
 sheep belonging to a wealthy sheel
 owner named Yaeger in that vicin tg
 Smith claiming that the sAeep ha,
 been trespassing upon his pasture
 While Smith was absent from hom
 Louis Yaeger, a son of the owner c
 the sheep. accompanied by fhree Mex
 tcan herders, called at Smiths a1ac
 and took the sheen away by force
 Last Monday Smith captured tw IT.
 more sheep and when young Yaega
 and the Mexicans came after them h
 met them at the gate of the corra
 with a shotgun. There was then