Arizona republican., 1898-02-20

nSntlnS yesterday, and MarlanO Ort1Z for horse stealing. Both will be tried before Justice Johnstone tomorrow. i Application for letters of adminis- 1 tration upon the estate of Jennie Shafer was made in probate court yes terday by James Baillie.
 1 There will be no union memorial service for Miss Frances Willard, as i at least two of the city pastors would be unable to take part in it on ac- count of sickness.
 l Members of the society of the Sons i of the American Revolution and all 1 kindred patriotic associations are es- pecially invited to attend the Wash ington memorial service at the Bap- tist church on Sunday evening.
 The Fulton hall has been leased by the Pioneer band for the summer in order to hold rehearsals. This is ] step in the right direction, as the band boys are anxious to have a good hall for practice, which adds very much to the success of the Sunday concerts.
 The remarkable reproductions of pictures by great artists which will be exhibited at the Baptist church next Monday evening will be sold for the benefit of the church on that evening
 
 engaging B. A. Fickas, Esq, as auc- tiOneer.
 There were two drunks in police court yesterday morning. One of them paid his way out of jail. The other was without the amount of cash, commensurate with his jag There was also a small Mexican boy arrested for being chambermaid about a sa- n To was put on the chain gang for five days.
 A free lecture will be given at Moss hall Sunday at 3 D. m. by Dr. A. l.. Astor Subject, What Is God and Where Did the Devil Come From?' At the close of the lecture Dr. Astor, as a friend, correspondent and CO., worker of the late deceased Frances E. Willard, will give "reminiscences of Miss Willard's life as a memorial ser | vice.
 i Arthur Drapeau yesterday received a letter from his brother, who is on his way to the Klondyke. The letter is dated Lake Linderman, and the | writer crossed the pass from Skaguay in January. Notwithstanding it was then midWinter all over the northern hemisphere at that time, the writer said the weather was baarable, though not quite tropical.
 William Cox and James Mccarthy left last night for Alaska. They will introduce a novelty there in the shape of Navajo blankets, which they believe will greatly mitigate the rigor of that climate. Their friends advised them yesterday afternoon that before they | had arrived in the gold region mos quito netting would be in greater de- mand.
 | Malcolm McLeish of Denver, who worked the VuIture dump of tailings at Smiths well, spent yesterday in the city. MT. McLeish came to Phoe- nix from the Vulture mine, where he was much interested in the progress of the new Vulture company in cy- aniding their big dump. The com pany is meeting with good success, and the tailings are yielding good re- 1 turns.
 A telegram was received at the Phoenix Grocery company yesterday saying i've will arrive at ten tonight D It was signed by Edgar L. Wilson of i the company and was dated from Prescott. MT. Wilson left Phoenix a little less than week ago alone. The i've" referred to means Mrs. Will son and his bride, who was formerly Miss Flora Idles of White Cloud, Kan, a handsome and highly accomplished young lady.
 MT. George w. Pittock, the travel ing correspondent of The Republican left last night on a tour of the south ern part of the territory. MT. Pittock
 has earned an enviable reputation as
 Q n1 oh fnit f,1J a1i
 eator of incidents and conditions as
 he has found them. His services or
 this paper have been admitted by
 cattlemen and mining men to be ot inestimable advantage to the stock and mining industries.
 Robert Hudson yesterday christenet his latest born and three weeks olt ! ! son. The name was arrived at aftel a great deal of consideration and i liable to be burdensome to the infan
 until he is given strength to bear it But as MT. Hudson explains. it is cal
 culated to take in the whole works
 It is William Thomas Smith John C , Adams Hudson. What Mr. Hunson ! who is local politician, means by tn whole works, are all the candidate . for the mayoralty last spring.
 Sheriff George Ruffner of Yavapa
 county came in last night with anothe S crazy man destined for the asylum Sheriff Ruffner, who has been bTingin
 down three a week for severa months, has attracted the attention c : Officer Thomas Molloy, who is some = thing of statistician. Officer Mollo u called at The Republican office las n night to inquire if any figures were O U file regarding the population of Yava
 pal. He wants to know how long thi '' thing can be kept up.
 II William Brennan, James Walsf n Lon Spencer and James Williams wer
 arrested yesterday morning on tn
 charge of chicken stealing. The con
 plaint was made by Mrs Fowler. Tn
 first two of the accused were trie <. and it was proved beyond a doubt thf
 they had been unlawfully pluckin
 chickens from a tree in the nigf wi