Arizona republican., 1902-02-22

| brew cemetery provided by the late NJ. Wormser The burial will be the first made in this cemetery. Pursuant | to the request of Jersey City lodge No. 90, Brith Abraham. of which the dead
 man was Q member. the service will
 be according to Hebrew rites. Harry
 Friedman will probably oficiate.
 PROF. JAMES LECTURE.-A very good audience greeted Prof George
 Wharton James at the M. F. church
 last night. and his lecture proved
 very entertaining. He displayed a com
 prehensive knowledge of the native
 tribes of the territory and his descrip-
 ton of the religious beliefs and cere- monials of the northern Arizona In
 dians was interesting beyond the ex-
 pectatons of~those who had but little
 previous knowledge of their customs
 and that category includes the greater
 number of people. even in Arizona
 Prof. James left on this mornings
 train for the Grand Canyon.
 GOLF TOURNAMENT chief
 tournament of the season will be held
 at the links of the Country club this afternoon. Playing will begin promptly at ? o'clock. There will be first, second and third handicap prizes for both ladies and gentlemen. It is hoped that all the golfers especially the ladies,
 will be on hand. The eight players making the best gross scores in this tournament will contest for the club championship during the early part Of next week. The championship rounds will be match play without handicap. The refreshments at the club house this afternoon will be in charge of Mrs. l.. II. Goodrich. Mrs. Leo Goldman and Mrs. w. J. i<ingsbury.
 T w O DISTINGUISHED ARI- the multitude of the guests of Phoenix are II. J. Allen, of the United Verde. who has not been here. for many moons. MT. Allen has recently associated himself with ". J. Barrett in a lobster factory in Puget sound Another visitor is the Hon. George r. Blair who represented Pinal county in the last legislature. Mir. Blair is again at the head or the affairs of the Mammoth mine. which has been closed down by litigation for some time It is one of the famous mines of the territory, but has been unfort- unately situated in the matter of transportation. With Mir Blair in charge and such a prospect of an out let as is now offered by the Phoenix &- Eastern. the Mammoth will become one of the greatest producers in the west.
 ALLEGED COAT TfIIEF.-Deputy Sheriff Williams of Gila Bend arrived in the city yesterday morning with John Heron. a hobo. charged with stealing an overcoat from Southern Pacific passenger car at Maricopa last Wednesday night. The coat belonged to Sherin Frank Murphy of Tucson. The sheriT got off the train there and on his way back met a hobo carrying an oVercoat. The mbiuation at traCted his attention. and his mind painfully reverted to it when he en- tered the car as the train was about to start and found his coat gone. The coat was found in the possession of FIerrcn. who says he did not steal ;t but paid a stranger fifty cents for it. The offense was committed in PinGl but as Heron vas found in this county with the stolen property iu his possession, Jurisdiction has been taken. Heron insisted on the right Of every American citizen charged with a crime. He demanded that two wit nesscs be subpoenaed- Both of them are ho5os, whom he left at Gila Bend, and he does not know the name of one Of them. The trial was set for next Wednesday.