Arizona republican., 1901-08-14


 were appointed. A hearing was given the petition for the probate of the will of Robert J. Goodwillie, the will was admitted to probate and J. M. Jamison was given letters of administration with the will annexed. Order of publication of notice to creditors was issued.
 BUXTON GOES EAsT.--Geo. Buxton left last night on an extended trip through the east He will visit Chicago, Buffalo, Washington, New York, Phil adelphia and Denver and plans to re- turn within month. Sidney Mauk, long connected with the firm. is left in charge of the business of Buxton X Co.
 CROwE IS BE1'TER.-Deputy Sher- if Williams has received a letter from Charles M. Grove, former well known Phoenician, now in the Los Angeles county hopita! where he was recently subjected to an operation. He states that he is gaining strength rapidly and will soon recover. Grove speaks of the phenominll record of Dr. Bryant, the physician ill charge of the institution, who has performed 140 operations there since le has been a patient and only twt subjects, who were old men, failed to recover, There are more than 200 patier ts In the insti- tuition and all are well .ared for.
 WILL REPRESENT ARIZONA MT. Richard Htlmphrt ys of Bisbee, grand master of the grand lodge of Arizona l. o. o. r., vii arrive here on Saturday morning iron Bisbee. He is the representative of the grand en- campment of Arizona, to the grand lodge l. O. O. F., and Mir. George A. Mintz of this city is the representative of the grand lodge of Arizona to the same body. The sovereign grand lodge will convene in Indianapolis September 16th and Messrs Humphreys and Mintz will leave for there on Mondays train. Previous to the meeting at Indianapolis MT. Humphreys will visit friends and relatives in Pennsylvania, and Mir. Mintz will be similarly engaged in Ohio.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Refugla Aroz, who was arrested Monday on the charge of beating her husband, was found guilty yesterday by Justice Gray and fined 8. There are lots of women in this town who would like to have husbands and can't get them and such incidents as this one have a tendency to make cautious men even more timid. The conduct of the pugnacious Refugla Is designed to throw a damper on the matrimonial exchange of Judge Lang ston and make men fearful that Phoe- nix women do not know how to treat husbands when they have them. Phoe- nix women, who really have the interest of their sex at heart and who desire to whip their husbands, should take them out in the woodshe1 and lock the door. or into some other seclud ed spot where they will be out of the reach of con stables and police officers. The only other incident of the proceedings in Justice Gray's court yesterday was the fining of Otto Miller in the sum of $5.55. the costs of the case against him. The charge was the making of rough house of his own domicile. Judged from the standpoint of the effect of these two incidents upon society in general it may be said that Miller's conduct partially counteracts the effect of the festive Refugia's demonstration.
 ARIZONA AIR FOR VOCALIST Frank Hamell, son of wealthy Phil adelphia jobber, who canae here several months ago for the development of his chest and lung power, win leave in a day or two for San Franciso to spend the winter there. Mir. Hamel Is gifted of an unusual tenor voice which famous eastern musicians say will one day win recognition. They advised him to seek the open air and hearty life of an Ari- zona rancher to cultivate chest expaa- sion and greater force of voice before he commences cultivation under master vocalists. The young man has followed their direction carefully and with splen- did results and he goes to San Fran cisco to exercise his vocal organs in one of the cholrs of the large cathed rals. Mir. Hamell underwent a lung testing expedition. accompanied by Arch and Nathaniel Dysart, which he thinks will qualify him 10 admittance into most any vocal school. He scaled the pcecipltous walls of the rock-ribbed Squaw peak. near Camel Back moun- tain, an ascent that required two hours nf continuous labor and remarkab bic expansive capacity of the lungs. He believes that the volume of air sent out of his lungs on that occasion would i'll the greatest auditorium in the world with ;he most lengthy song that was ever put to music.
 WAS NOT CRUELTY.-Con criticism was offered Monday afternoon on the conduct of Charles Aspey. who drives the team on the chemical fire engine. The criticism, while it was made by the public with the best of in- tention, was unjust to MT. Aspey, said acting Chief StolSoe last night, for the reason that those who did the talking were not aware of the circumstances During the run made to the first fire