Arizona republican., 1902-07-02

T. passed. Then an official notice of the result will have to be published for four weeks. Then prohibition will be established in the district in which the election has taken place.
 FUNERAL OF L. P REDWINE- The funeral of l.. P Redwine was held last evening at , o'clock and was at tended by many friends and relatives. MT. Redwine was one of the early resi- dents of Phoenix. Interment was made in the Odd Fellows cemetery PHILLIPS BENEFIT-Red Phil lips benefit. which is to be held ill O'Neill hall on the evening of the Sd, will include beside some good vocal and instrumental music. three good four round athletic contests. which will in terst those who like to watch the clever handling Of the gloves.
 VICTIMS OF A SHOOTING MATCH -Pinney and Robinson last night shipped several hundred pigeons to Chloride to be used in a bird-shooting ma tch which is to come off there next Saturday. Chloride is the home of J. H. Holmes, the champion shooter or the territory and of the whole south west.
 MORE BAD BOYS.-A number of boys were run down yesterday by the police for trespassing on private prop erty. but they were too young to be ar rested. ranging in age from five to eight years. They entered house near Fifth avenue and Lincoln street. it being left unlocked. and tore things up somewhat. Among other things they wrecked was a telegraph instrument valued at $S.
 FAREWELL TO MIR. ZUMWALT.- The members of the Christian church will tender farewell to their late pas tor, the Rev. Imri Zumwalt. on tomor- TOW evening in the church and invite all friends to be present. Mir. Zumwalt is justly popular both in the church and out of it. and has hosts of friends members of his congregation are dis consulate. for he has endeared himself to them and they had hoped he would remain indefinitely
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of incorporat of the Consolidated oil and Mining company were flied in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $l .000. 900: the in corporators are F. B. Sandusky and A. J. Thurston. Articles were also filed of the Alaska Gold Miners Develop ment and Guarantee company. with a capital stock of S1O.O00 The incorpor- ators are W. w. Houshton. E. k. Hall and H. C. Diers of Skaguay. Alaska.
 IN MEMORY OF THINGS DONE- Two marble tablets are being put up a the south entrance to the rotunda Cn the second floor of the Capitol building. One of them contains the names of the governor and the mem bers of the capitol site ccmmission. The other. on which the great seal of the territory has been engraved. con- tains a brief account of the acquisition and organization of the territory and the legislation which made the build ing Cf the capitol possible.
 DIR. FORD MISTAKEN.-Whil in Tucsc1 the ether day d paper there quoted Dr. Ford of this city as sayin2; there are about 6.000 YaquIs and 90 per cent Of them are peaceable. The doctor is certainly in great error. as more than 6.Go0 Yauuis have been killed dur ing the last month. and from reports their numbers have not been dimin- ished. There must be al least COCO. O.oGG in the tribe to withstand such fright ful slaughter as has been reported from TucsCn and Fl Paso and other places 1000 miles from the front
 SEE DISCHARGED-R L. See. who was brought here from Globe on the charge of embedding a six-shooter. was examined yesterday by Justice Gray and discharged. See had bor- rowed a revolver from an attorney by the name of Log, and after he reached home ha, hyr IT who failed to find the owner and left the weapon with the sheriff Mir Loy. not hearing from See. believed he in tended to keep the gun and made com plaint. Everything was satisfactorily arranged and MT. See exonerated
 PACKING A CHIP.-The little town of Pata gonia fought hard at the last election to be made the county seat of Santa Cruz county. R. R. Richard son of that place was interviewed in Tucson few days ago and intimated that ever since the battle Patagonia had been carrying a chip on her shoul- der in the hope that NogaleS would again try to knock it off. lie said tha; unless NcSales get her new government building under way and at least $10 00U expended upon it before next election Patagonia would be allowed under the rules tc enter for a least one more round
 GOT THIRTY DAYS.-RCque Mon tijo was tried in Justice Gray's court yesterday, convicted and sentenced t. serve thirty days in jail for stealing d watch of Rafael Gallardo on June 5th. He stcutly protested his innocence, bus the evidence against him was conVinC- ing. After he was tried and sentenced R. Wilson. who keeps d secondhand store. came into court and identified the defendant as the man who sold him the watch, thus proving that the jude- ment of the court was well founded. It was also believed by the plaintiff that Rcque had tried to steal $20 in cash from him when he got the watch. but he could not prove this part of the charge.
 THE, EE,GISTRATION.- board of supervisors reached no conclusion yesterday regarding the ordering of T general registration. The matter was discussed and was permitted to go over