Arizona republican., 1900-10-19
The NOn-IrritafinS Cathartic
 Easy to take, easy to operate Hoods Pills

trying to dispose of goods of that character. but he could not be over hauled. The police heard of him in the northeast part of town, but while they
 were looking for him there it. as it
 was learned later he was offering a
 ladies watch and a band ring for sale
 in Brills addition.
 l HOME TO STAY.-C. w. Pugh. spe- cial live stock enumerator. returned l home from the north yesterday morn | ing, having completed that portion of i his work which necessitates travel. He | has yet some reports to finish and file. DEATH OF HENRY WOHLER.-A ! telegram was received here yesterday for II. B. St. Claire. who is.absent from the city, announcing the death of his brOther-in-law, Mr. Henry Wohler which occurred in Bisbee yesterday morning. MT. Wohler went to Bisbee last spring and was shortly after taken
 with a fever from which he never fully
 recovered. It left him an easy prey to tuberculosis. which at once developed. and from which it is supposed he died,
 though no particulars were received
 yesterday. He leaves wife and a little boy and girl to mourn his loss, the
 family being in California at the pres
 ent time. MT Wohler lived in Phoenix for many years prior to his removal to
 Bisbee. and has a host of friends who will regret his untimely death. He was
 a member of the Woodmen's lodge in
 this city.
 MIR HOLSINGER HOMES. J. Holsinger. special agent of the interior
 T, 1f tar an absence of a week or two in Tucson.
 the Aravaipa canyon and other places. While in Tucson he looked after the prosecution of a man charged with starting the fires in the Santa Catalina mountains last summer. They were unable to convict him owing to lack of witnesses but if guilty the accused was at least partially punished by confinement for some weeks pending his trial. MT. Ho'singer is back for the purpose of preparing his reports on three contemplated forest reserves in New Mexico, after which he will again take up the work of forest reserves in Arizona. Asked about the Catalinas. he said he had made no recommendation yet. but had the mat ter of forest reserve there under care ful consideration.
 MAN CZUCZKA CAPTURED.-AI telegram was received here last night by Sam KOrrick. proprietor of the New York store. announcing the arrest of Max Czuczka in Fl PasO. for obtaining money under false pretenses. It will be remembered that CzucZka was. a couple of months ago, a trusted em- plOye of the New York store. and that he left here for the northern part Of the territory for the purpose of mak- ing collections. Previous to that time he had On different occasions been left in charge of the New York store dur ing the absence of the proprietor, and after Czuczka's departure. crOOkedness was discovered in his accounts. Eff forts were made to reach him by wire but all that could be learned was that he had gone to Fl PasO. A few days later he drew on Mr. KOrrick for small amount. through an Fl Paso bank. The draft. of course. was not i honored, and Max became a fugitive from Texas law. He will in all proba- | bility be given his just deserts for his l crooked work there. Unless he is prose l cuted in the Fl Paso courts he will be | brought back to Phoenix to face his i crime in the presence of his outraged | employer and benefactor. MT. Korrick, | as has been stated in these columns be- | fore. found him in an humble position, | gave him better employment and an opportunity to advance. later placing full confidence in his honesty and faith i fulness. Little by little he took ad- i vantage of his position. till bad habits | q n O wi hn iT11i ? i hi= best friend.