Arizona republican., 1902-02-11

| Miss Eioise Quimby, of Detroit arc among the recent arrivals in the city. MT. Quimby is managing editor of the Detroit Free Press. They expect to re- main here some time.
 AUCTION OF THEATER BOXES.- The auction of theater boxes for the vaudeville entertainment to be given by Phoenix lodge No. 335, B. P. O. F., was held at the Hotel Adams last night, with George Purdy Bullard behind the hammer. He disposed of the first choice to C. J. Hall for S2O. Then the price ranged downward, $10 being considered cheap for a chance to see the eleph- Elks from a box. It was very success ful and indicates that standing room is going to be at premium on the night of the 18th.
 THE MAXIMILLIAN PROPERTY Frank Czarnowski came down yester- day from the Maximillian group of mines. which he discovered a few months ago. and which now belong to the Leviathan Gold Mining company. He says that development work is re- sulting most satisfactorily and he is more firmly convinced with each days work that the mine will prove record breaker. They have recently struck q large quantity of sulphuret ore and ex- pect to put additional men at work as fast as they have room for them.
 THE HARLOW INQUEST.-The in quest concerning the death of Frank Harlow, who died on Sunday night of injuries received by being run over by a street car, was continued from 1880 o'clock yesterday until today by Acting Coroner Burnett. He had not yet been able to find witnesses who
 m fa1l he. car. At present the manner of his fall ing is known only from Harlow's own statement made q few hours before he died. Other persons must have seen him. but they have not yet been To- cated.
 WATSON HELD FOR MURDER= OUS ASSAULT.-Richard Watson r. B. Salazar and Antonio Rivas, charged with an assault upon Juan Arros with intent to commit murder, were brought before Justice Burnett yesterday for preliminary examination. The appear ance of Salazar and Rivas was only for the purpose of being discharged. They had already been released on their own recognizanCe. for it had been aScertained that they had been rested under q. .misapprehension. They were nowhere in the vicinity of the crime. Arros had said that they were not there, and so had Watson said so. Watson further said that he had com mitted the assault alone, and that he intended at the time to kill Wilson It will be contended that he was act ing in self-defense. He was held in the sum of $500.
 LICENSED TO wED.-It seemed that yesterday all the people in Mari copa county who have been conten- plating matrimcny determined to break loose at once. The first applicant was Joseph C. Bennett, who wanted permis- sion to wed Ella LeBaron. The young man is only eighteen years old. but his lack of years was supplemented by q note from his father in which it was stated that this momentous step was being taken with his Knowledge ami consent. John w. Swilling appeared close upon the heels of Mir. Bennett. He was there in behalf of himself and Harriet Divilbiss. Next came Joseph T. Williams, who ave the name of his proposed associate in the adventure he was about to undertake as Artila Cole man. The last named couple was mar ried by Probate Judge Langston last night. 2
 AN EXCHANGE OF USEFUL AR TICLES.-When. Captain Caldcrwood, who has always been regarded as a peacable citizen, entered the supreme court yesterday morning with the end of a razor sticking out of his vest pocket there was q Irlurmur of surprise and-anXIous. looks in the direction of the United States marshal The audi cnce wondered if he were going to sit still until the slaughter had actually begun. Anxiety grew until one man, Colonel Johnstone. could not restrain
 J,ir nd his lifelong friendship with the captain. crossed to where he sat and inquiretl the cause of his sanguinary equipment. It was then the captains turn to be surprised. At first he could not account for his possession of the razor. After a while. though. he remembered that before leaving home he had shaved himself, but why he had put the razor into his pocket at the end of the opera tion he could not figure out. He nexS discovered that he had left his spec tacIes at home. Then the mystery was lcarefully away in the place where he usually kept the razor and he had put the razor into his pocket, where he usually kept the spectacleS when nos using them. When this unintentional exchange had been explained the busI- ness of the court was taken up.
 EARNED HIS MONEY-Oficer Rus sell is certain that he earned his money yesterday, but he is wondering