Arizona republican., 1898-02-02

The eastern conception of the law of cause and effect, generally known as Karma, will be discussed by Will c. Bailey, the theosophical lecturer at Redewill hall tonight.
 A representative of Edward Browns Sons insurance agency of Los An geles arrived in town yesterday to adjust the loss of the NeDhi school house by fire a couple of weeks ago.
 Francisco CamDello was fined s15 in Justice Johns,one's court yesterday for getting drunk and going into Frank Serrano's house and destroy ing a lot of toys belonging 10 Ser ramos children
 The new team in the A. O. U. w. lodge of this city will try its new uniforms and amplify the degrees to | two candidates tonight. There should be large turnout of the brethren and all visiting brothers in the city should be there
 The only case in supreme court yes terday was that of William Clark, ap- pellant, vs. Robert E. Morrison, ap- pallee. Counsel on neither side was present. and the case was submitted on 
 until 9:30 o'clock this morning. Pardons were issued yesterday to Charles Mitchell and and Thomas Johnson, both sent from Pima county. Both were short term men and had further shortened theil terms by good behavior and work on the canal. The pardons were issued for the purposes of restoration to citizenship.
 Sheriff Frank J. Wattron of Navajo county made his fourth trip to south ern Arizona this week, bringing an insane patient on his last call. MT. Wa5dron is a druggist as well as an officer of the law. and has large prop erty interests a0 Holbrool1. the county seat. He returned north last even- ing.
 A certificate of incorporation of the United Mines company, a New York corporation, formed 10 oparate in this territory, was filed in the office of the territorial secretary yesterday. The incorporators are s. V. Harron V. L. Sawyer and R. V. Sawye, all of New York. The capital stock is $1O,00O,O0O The indebtedness must he held down to half as much.
 Said a visitor yesterday: "I was surprised to see so many women out with bill books Is it because they make better collectors, or that tine men have too many political schemes 10 talk of? Wonders will never cease and this is one of the wonders. 7" Likely( he was an old bachelor and wasn't up with the winter girl of Phoenix, who gets into lively gait On collection days.
 Last night tramp named Brown went into Coffee AIS and ordsr5d his supper with a confidence apparently backed by the price of it. He a,e long and heartily and when he had finished he made a scoOt for the door. A hue and cry wss raised and Officer Doheney started in pursuit. The tramp might have escaped if he had not overloaded himself with supp1r. He was taken to the county jail.
 "Ikey Spivens," whose name has | previously adorned these columns. is a mysterious person. He has the po- lice and the city jailor guessing 1 Within thirty-six hours he has ac- complshed the feat Of getting in.o jail three times and getting out with out due process of law. Seeing the hopelessness of keeping him in con- 6nement the police yesterday mad; him overtures to leave town, but he remained firm. Last night he was taken up again and locked up in the county jail, where there is a mora complex system of locks and doors and bars.
 l Jones fruit stand at the corner oi l Washington and First streets was | burglarized some time on Monday night. A man named R. s. Davis in- 1 formed the police about it and took them inl,o saloon, where he pointed out a man who, he. said, did it. This man was put under arrest and taken to jail, where he said his name was i Culler and was stranger in town 1 The officers afterward believed they had been misled. In the first place 1 Cutler was an hoaeSt looking man
 while his accuser, Davis, is not a mar Of unblemished reputation. Not long ago he was arrested at Maricopa by Deputy Sheriff George nn a charge o1 stealing a pair of shoes. He was wearing the shoes at ine time of his
 arrest. Cutler was tried in Justice
 Johnstone's court last night and as
 there was no other evidence against
 him than the unsupported tes .imong
 of Davis he was discharged.
 The Elks' lodge of Tucson got up z dramatic entertainment which was
 sprung on the people of Tucson last
 night. There is conspiracy cn foo
 to bring it here and try f on Phoenix
 It abounds in local so-called witt
 cisms. One of them bears on a recen
 event in this city, the arrest Of 2, mar for passing confederate bill. Tht
 situation ais follows: A mar
 who has been the recipien.
 of favor tells the mar who conferred it that he feels indebt
 ed to him. ''Here," says he, 'fs :
 ten,'' handing him a S10 bill. Tiht
 other man is profllse of his thank!
 until examining it more closely h;
 exclaims: Look here! This is a con
 federate bill This ain't worth no him
 The confederacy was busted lons
 ago." That's all right" said tht