Arizona republican., 1898-03-13


 morning.
 Willie, the 4-months-old babe of MT. and Mrs. H. H. McNeI11, died yester- day morning.
 Mrs. T. T. Davidson and Mrs. Plumridge have gone to Los Angeles on business. They will return in about two weeks.
 Six carloads of burrcs will leave Phoenix some time next week for San Francisco via the M. & P. They are intenied for klondyke operations.
 Two cars of stock went out over the M. & F. last night for Los Angeles and one for Wilcox. The latter was bought by Captain E. A. Cutter of Bonita.
 A series of lectures has been ar ranged to be delivered at the new Catholic hall once month for a year. The list of lecturers will include many well known speakers, both resident and from abroad
 A Vandervort, the wool buyer of Boston, who has been in the city dur ing the progress of the sheep shearing, said last night that the total shipments of wool from the valley would be 150,- 900 pounds. The shearing will be fin ished up this week.
 James Pauley was arraigned in Jus tice Johnstone's court yesterday charged with cutting with intent to kill. His examination was set for tomorrow morning. Jacinto Romero, charged with an aggravated disturb ance of the peace will be tried in the same court tomorrow.
 
 Commercial hotel yesterday in honor of Arthur Luhrs, son of MT. and Mrs. G. H. N. Luhrs. There was the usual pleasant time incident to children's parties, filled in with games and re- freshments. The guests were: Blos- som Chamberlain, Susan Leonard, Isa- dore Melczer. Ado1ph Graf. Arthur Ainsworth, Leon Jacobs. Lena Nor rison, Irene Hill, Edgie Goldman and Susie Goldman. Ethel Bell, Beatrice Wiliiscraft, Helen Bell, Leroy Me Carthy Leslie Mccarthy, Ruth and Rema Doris, Ella, Emma and George Luhrs, Jr.
 The police court was filled with the youth, though not exactly the flower of the youth of Phoe- nix, yesterday afternoon. They
 
 night before at the Bodega billiard hall while watching the returns from the prize fight. It was not expected that anything serious would happen to them. for it was their first offense aor accurately speaking, the first time they were caught at it. They were warned, therefore, and the course of the officer was sustained. The police announce now that they will keep boys of unlawful age out of all places where ordinances do not allow boys to go. The next catch will have to pay flint or go to jail.
 District court will resume business again tomorrow morning and will re- main in session two weeks for the trial of fourteen cases set one week ago. Yesterday was law day. Tn the case of Potter vs. Yeager, motion to strike out and a demurrer was Overruled. The same order was made in the case of Vance vs. Yeager. Both cases were appealed from a justices court at Mesa. In the matter Of Wilcox vS. Brown motion to dismiss appeal was denied. A demurrer was Overruled in the case of Ward vs. Kelly and in the matter of Zeckendor- vs. Bernard judgment was given the plaintiff. The | order in this case was for the revival l of judgment obtained in 1872. The ease of Gray vs. the assignee of the Hartford Banking company was set 1 for March IS and that of Fisher vs Ivy 1 for April 21.
 Frank s. Johnson, sheriff Of Sacra- mento county, Cal, arrived in town yesterday morning with a reguisition for the eXtradition of James Schuck under indictment for rape Schuck has been living at Flagstaff for some time and the sheriff went there last night. Schuck's crime consisted i1 a violation of the age of consent law of California, where the age of con~ent is 1e. The complaining witness was a 14-year-old girl named Melissa Erin son. who, wfh her father ard mother occupied house in which also Schuck lived with his wife and a couple of children. He had borne good repu- tation and was warm friend of the Brinson family. The crime was com mitted last July. The mother became cognizant of it in September, but no complaint was made until February 17 of this year. Tn the meantime Schuck and his family had left Sacramento ard he was only recently locatee-
 There was registered at the Ford hotel last night the name of "A. Van dervort, war correspond ont" MT Van dervort in the course of three hours had risen to this eminerce from the simple position of wool buyer It al came about in this way and shows how one may acquire fame rapidly if he goes about it right and circumstances favor him. MT. .Vandervort yester- day received a business cipher dis patch saying that there was something of a financial furry in Boston in con sequence of a rumor that anothe United States warship had been blow1 up in Havana harbor. MT. Vandervor 4,1xl ,aal,a rn1,< l in