Arizona republican., 1903-11-19

patents. The acceptance of this money from Albert Steinfeld, the manager of L. Zeckendorf & Co, was one of the charges in the eleven indictments found against Messrs. Price and Mur- phev. MT. MurpEev was ii TUcson yesterday ard service was obtained on him. It was said at the time the eases were pending before the grand Jury that civil suits would be inaue- urated by several persons who had paid extra fees into the office h the one case which came before the court house il was heidi that the money had been paid and that the defendants had no right to it but that no criminal ac- ton had been proved against them.
 EQUAL SUFFRAGE.-A meeting of the Equal Suffrage Club will be held at .O'Neiu hall this afternoon at o'clock. All members are urged to Be present. as the election of officers and other important business will be trans acted.
 EASTERN VlSiTORS.-Messrs. Lem w. Bowen, D. Cutler, D. M. Ferry. Jr., and F. J. Sarmiento, all irony Detroit, have been spending a few days at Mesa City the guests of D.. A. J. Chandl r. Last evening they all came to Phoen x accompanied by the doctor and were guests of the Hc;el Adams. MT. Say n-crto will return to Mesa for lolge- stay but the ether gentlemen all left ol this mornings :. r. r. &, P. train. Mir Bowen and Mir. Cutler will go to Lo- Angles and san Francisco and Mr. Ferry will return directly to Detroit.
 A NEW ORGANZATICN-The mem CTS of the Crder Cf Rathbo"a sisters in
 Arizona have decided to form a. terri tCIial organization known as the Ari- zona temple. A meeting of delegates from the various subordinate lodges in the territory will be held in Tucson to- day and tomorrow. Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken left last night to represent the Phoenix ledge of the crder in the convention.
 BOTH WENT TO JAIL,-Luis Gar cia was tried yesterday afternoon in Justice Bu1nett's court on a chdrge of beating his wife, throwing her out of the house and destroying th- furniture. The woman turned out nCt to have
 been the wife O. the accused out his
 mistress. She told in tke first place the same story that she had told at the shcriff's office when sha made complaint against Garcia. Then he asked to b. heaId. He said that on the day Of tte alleged outrage he had come into sum of money and he brought the woman up town to assist him in doing some trading. Whenever they bought an article of any kind they took a Sl2ss of beer a piece. In the course of the round of the town the woman thought she wanted a trunk Garcia bought one and put into iti some of the othe.
 things he had bought among them | some meat which he intended fer his supper. The trunk was S5nt to his i house and When he and the woman got | home he asked her to get something tc 1 eat. She demurred saying that she d:d | not want to mar her hOliG9y by engag- ling in manual labor. She went to the house of q neighbcr taking the key Ct 1 the trunk with her. Garcia said hC | went after her and asked fer the key tC | the trunk H. wanted to get 2t tht meat The woman refused to giVe i
 up and Garcia went back and unlocked l the trunk with an aN. as he heTeve6 | he had a right to since he had paid fCl i it. The wCm9n returned to the hOus and a quarrel ensued in the course O
 which he reminded her that he haC picked her up out of a lot of social rub Dish and tried to make her passabll | respectable. When he had concluded the woman admitted that that was straight story. Both of them were sen
 to jail for a disturbance of the peace.