Arizona republican., 1902-02-14

FOR RAILROAD WORK.-Thirteen terday morning to work for Grant Bros. on the Bradshaw mountain railroad.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry Andrew Mcdonald and Anna Chandler. The day before license was granted Frank l.. Norris and Miss Winnie C. Symonds. !" 'r-' --'
 WALLS MURDERERS.-A Tucson paper says it is learned that the death and cremation of rancher Vail. on his farm near the San Pedro, mentioned in the dispatches some days ago, was ac- complished by two Mexicans, who are now believed to be in custody.
 CAPTAIN BANTA'S PAPER.-Cap- tain w F. Banta, whose journalistic experience in Arizona covers a great period of time and area of territory, is abeut- to embark in the business again at the new town of Douglas. His paper. whose name has not yet been announced. will be issued about March 20.
 -- CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-A warrant was sworn. out in Justice Bur nett's court yesterday for the arrest Of Fred Crossley. who is charged with burglary in having. broken into the ranch house of J. J. Miller, Hv ing near the city,. and stealing q valise filled with clothing. Crossley was located at Prescott yesterday and taken into custody. Deputy Sheriff Gibson went after him last night.
 W. B. DEMERY- DEAD.-News was received yesterday Of the death in Los Angeles of W. E. Demery, of Bright; -diseas SC. 2, MT. Demery was one of the best known traNeing men on the road and had many friends in Phoenix. For a long time past he has been the repre- sentative of Baker & Hamilton of San Francisco. MT. Demery was an unusu= ally large man. being lover six feet tall 3 nd weighing 300 pounds.
 AN OFFICIAL oATH.-Hon. John II. Campbell. the newly appointed assist ant United States marshal, arrived in town yesterday morning and the oath of office was administered to him by- acting Governor Stoddard. Frederick S.. Nave, the United States attorney, himsel; look the oath more than a week ago. United States Attorney Morrison's term does not expire until tomorrow. So that for fearfy two weeks there have | been two officials
 A BUSINESS AND SOCIAL EVEN ING-The members of the -F'ra ternal BrOtherhOOd, arter a snort business SsS5- sion last night in Padget hall. enjoyed l social time with music, including a solo, recitatpns sand short addresses by the SupTnme Mice president. Mrs Emma R. Nerdig3. and F. F. Bush, D. s. r. A luncheon of cake. coffee and sa ndwfches was served and the re- mainder of the evening spent in danc- ing.
 4 HUNTING TRIP.-A Tucson paper says Judge Bat1les:; A OiKeefe.- George SchoIefeld, Sheriff Frank Murphy, F.. L. Shaw C. O. Wilson of Zeckendorf's $ and Horace Harrison, secretary of the cattle sanitary board at Phoenix, were at the big reservoir eighteen miles north Of Casa Grande on Sunday. MT. Harrison carried a canvas boat. The ,petlITf,s of the hunt are~footed up at seventy-four birds, according to Amos O'Reefe.
 DEATH OF W. r. WOODS.-Therc are many residents of this city who will near with sorrow the news of the re cent death of w. P. Woods of Tucson, better known as Paddy Woods. His death was caused by apopleXy, after enjoying a pleasant afternoon drive about the city. Mir. Woods had lived Fin -trucson for many years and it is doubtful if he made q single enemy