Arizona republican., 1898-02-03


 1 pounds Bernardo Romel was arrestet yes terday on a warrant from Ju:t'ce Kincaids court, charging him wi h disturbing the peace of Victoria Para, blacksmith on North First street. Dr. W. J. Murphy, who came here last September and afterward went to Colorado, has recently returned and will establish himself in practice. He is relative of Charles and William Coon.
 Mark Poole, traveller for a San Francisco house, spent yesterday in the oity. During his stay he me- MT. Charles Benjamin, who is visiting Phoenix. Years ago MT. Poole was associated with MT. Benjamin's San Francisco house. He left for Tucson l last evening.
 Articles of incorporation of the AL ice Mining company in Yavapai coun- ty were filed in the office of the terri l torial secretary The incorpora ors are L. NJ Wilson, H. D. Wilscn, Jos 1 eph Hook, w. T. Smith and James Irving. The principal place of Ibusi- ness is Prescott and the capital stock is s5OO,OOO.
 Attorney-General Frazier as chair man of the committee on transporta- tion appointed at the lac mire.s' convention, yesterday wrote to the Cf ficials of the various roads. of the ter ritory asking for the lowest possible rates to delegates to the next con- vention, which will meet here on the first Tuesday of March.
 When the case of J. H. Mills and Violet Jennings, charged with stealing trunk upon which Marin Djumo- uich had a lien, was resumed in Jus tice JOhnstoDe's court yesterday, neither of the defendants appeared. Officers reported that nothing had be, seen of either of them since some time on Tuesday. The matter was still further continued.
 The, San Francisco Examiner, which came to Phoenix yesterday, con a ned long illustrated account of the kill | ing at Central park, San Francisco, | last Sunday of George Slankard, one of the most noted vaqueros on the coast. The killing occurred in the course of jubilee wild west perform ance. The vaquero's horse fell lack
 ward upon him. The dead man was cousin of Deputy Sheriff Charles Slankard of this city.
 1 Not much progress was made in 1 the crusads against sin ye.terday. | The cases of two women, arrested last i Sunday night, charged with soliciting
 were taken up, but on account of misunderstanding as to the date Of I trial they went over until tomorrow afternoon. Jesus Orosco, charg d
 with being mac, was next called. l He demanded as wit lesses the mem | bers of his family and other persons. 1 His case was continued until today.
 Major Milsaps, editor of the War Cry, and the pioneer officer of the Sa.- vation Army cn the Pacific coast and the Hawaiian islands, will conduc. meetings at the army hall in Phoe- nix on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
 nights, February 5, and 2. He is accompanied by Ensign Taylor, the
 junior soldier staff secretary for the
 coast, who will give sterenp icon
 exhibition on Saturday evening. The
 ensign is an accomplished ccrnet and
 vocal soloist and will be able to give
 something that will interest and ben
 eft all who hear him.
 The semi-annual session Of the
 Mystic Shrine will be held in th:s city
 tonight. Thirty nov;ces have been
 dieting themselves and o,herwi e by prayer and medit al ion have been pre- pairing for the tortures of this night
 But their tortures will be succeeded
 by others, of which their tormentocs S
 will be the prey. Each novice has 70
 pay a fee of $40. The Shrine vii
 therefore be enriched py s1,2OO. It is
 a rigid rule of ithe order that nc
 money shall ever be put into the teas
 ury. It will consequently have to be
 spent tonight. Hence the tor ures oi ! tomorrow.
 Mrs. William Burns died sudde nly
 yesterday afternoon a, 4:30 o'clock
 at the family residence on South Firs
 avenue. Her husband, who is travel
 ing for William Melczer, is som cwhert
 in either New Mexico or Texas, but could not be reached last night b.
 telegraph. The funeral wi take
 place this morning at 10 o'clock from
 the Catholic church Mrs Burns ha6 lived in Phosnix for some hing more than year, having come here soor
 after her husband. Judge Burns, who was detailed as deputy collector o1
 internal revenue for Arizona. Durinc
 her brief residence in this city she
 made many warm friends.
 Zanjero Wolfley did Washington street more good yesterday than hat
 ever happened to it before in thf same length of time. Realizing tht
 almost worthlessness of hobo labor
 he applied to the council for permis- sion to hire half dozen reliable men
 He began yesterday morning and be- , gan upon theory which seems to have : never occurred to Phoenix stree . menders before. It is rather com. plex and is as follows: Water rest. contented on a level and will no 3 leave its location except by the pro cess of evaporation, unless it ha:
 somewhere to go. He accordingl