Arizona republican., 1897-10-16

A thick coating of sleet was admin 1stered to Prescott last Thursday.
 Angel Palamino was arrested yes ter1ay for a robbery committed at the block a month ago. The police have been trying to locate him ever since.
 The infant daughter of Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Adams died on Friday at 3:3O D. m. The funeral services will be held in the Free Methodist church today at Il a. m.
 c. L. Hall Of Goldfeld yesterday filed an application in probate court for letters of administration upon the estate of William Bolitho, the late superintendent of the Mammoth.
 An ejectment suit was brought in district court yesterday by c. L. Hall against Otella Goodwin, Thomas Go d. win and James c. Goodwin. The prop erty involved consists of two lots and a house in Tempe
 The condition of Judge Truesdale was not so promising yesterday morn ing. He had suffered a relapse dur ing the night before. Late last night there was no material change. His friends regard his illness as extremely serious.
 The city license law viii be further tested in the recorders court this af- ternoon. James Martin, a taller, re- fused to pay his last quarterly license of S5. He was arrested yesterday ani retained J. L. B. Alexander, who c-n- ducted the late successful onslaught nc ir9c.t f1,,osT
 William G. Getz, the Hveryman, has employed the authorities to assist him in recovering a saddle horse. The horse was hired by a stranger early on Thursday morning. The stranger expected to return to the city about noon. He had not come back last night and Mir. Getz fears that he will never voluntarily return.
 The work commenced last year among the colored people of this city will be recommended and a meet ng of the Sunday school will be held Sunday, the 17th, at 5 o'clock D. m.. In the basement of the. north Metho- dist Episcopal church on Monroe street. All interested nthe work are earnestly requested to attend
 The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com pany is contemplating the exclusive use of heWn ties to the eyclus on of sawed ties heretofore used The for mer, though much more expensive. a~e more durable and will be made still more so by an immersion at the com pany's pickling plant at Bellemont. The hewing of ties will give constant employment to 800 men in the north- ern part of the territory
 Col. Frank Cox has ascertained that if United States Attorney Elnwocd can maintain his hold upon his office one month longer that he will be in possession of a job from which he can be separated -hx-resi ignation or death. The president will be barred by the statute of Limitations from removing him. Mir. Ellinwood's re- ignation has been laying at Washing ton for long time. He will wait un- til the expiration of the period de- scribed by Col. Cox, and if he has not been removed then he will with draw his resignation.
 Another inventory was taken of John Bender yesterday. Bender is the Frenchman who was arrested and locked up in the county jail a week ago for disturbance of the peace. When he was searched there was found stuffed in various pockets someth ng more than $2,200 in cash and certifi- cates of deposit. He has b5en out of jail less than week, but he has Teen thriving, for when the officers ] searched him yesterday morning they found $5.5OS.7O, all of which except $2.90 in cash, was represented by de l posit certificates
 | The theatrical season here will be 1naugurated by the Phoenix Players club, an organization composed of the best local talent under the direction of MT. Fred B. Mussey. The offerins will be the presentation of Town sends thrilling drama in five acts entitled, Irony, the Convict" with MT Mussey in the title role. The clut 1 has been actively at work rehearsine the play for the past month and g smooth, even performance is prom lsed our theater gosrs. The pay 1: replete with sparkling c3mady and will be further enlivened by the intro 1 duction of numerous specialtios, lste catchy songs, etc. MT. Mussey's tramp characterization and his new topica songs will be feature of the show.
 On Thursday evening the member; of the M. B. church south and many of their friends gathered at the hand some new parsonage on North Fourtl avenue and gave reception to the
 pastor, Rev. J. M Weems, who ha:
 been returned by the conference tc Phoenix for another year. Mir Weeml Is an able minister and scholar an(
 during the past year the church ba
 made great progress. The children
 the young people, the old folks ant
 the official members me to give hin
 a hearty welcome. He was acc0mpa
 nied on his return by Rev. M B
 Sharbrough, presiding elder of Ari
 zona district, last year presiding de
 of the Los Angeles district. He is
 strong preacher and is familiar wit
 pioneer church work The peorla c
 the church are confident that grea
 progress will be made during the en
 suing year.
 The high school base ball team vii 1