Arizona republican., 1903-03-03

fashioned oratorical and musicale en- tertainment in the Doris Opera house on Thursday evening are Jerry Millay. Hon. Henry F. Ashurst of the council, Hon. T. T. Powers, speaker of the house; pr. H. A. Hughes. superintend- ent R. H. McDonnold; Frank H. Ly- man: A. F. Walbridge: Dr. l.. Halsey. The music will include brilliant solo ists, the Emanon quartette, Nolllman's orchestra and the Forbes sisters. One of the recitations will be recognized by a suitable prize.
 FUNERAL OF HARRY D. WIG GINS.-The funeral of Harry D. Wig gins, whose death was mentioned by The Republican yesterday morning. took place yesterday morning. The re- mains have been temporarily buried here. He had lived in the city for five months, accompanied by his wife and mother. It was stated that he had been in the lumber business in Minneapolis. That was an error. He had for long time occupied a responsible position with the Great Northern.
 SHOOTERS DISCHARGED. - The cases oi Peter Clark. the S. F.. r. &; P. brakeman. and Juan Zapeda who engaged in shooting affray on a north bound train at Agua Fria a cou- pie of weeks ago was finished yester- day before Justice Burnett and both defendants were discharged. Henry Devine. miner, Was up for drunken ness. He had been in town four days and had never since been able to dis tinguish day from night He got seven dollars and was on his way to jail when he received a telegram convey ing some money. He paid his fine.
 THE WEDDING RECORD.-Probate Judge Phillips stopped in his routine work yesterday afternoon about three o'clock long enough to tie a hymeneal knot. The interested parties were Joe Engle of Yavapai county and Miss An drine Munson of this county. Tn the course Of the day Clerk Kirkland also disposed of two more marriage licenses. One was for advancing the happiness of William J. Merriam and Katherine J. Reef, both of this county and the other was to serve a like purpose ro- George Austin and Cora Vernon Jack son, both of Los Angeles
 ACTORS SANITARIUM-Fro time to time mention has been ma le ;n these columns of the efforts Of Thea trical Manager Bell of Denver to raise funGs for the establishing of a sanitarium for actors suffering from consumption somewhere in the west. The work is progressing nicely and will doubtless be a success. The board Of trade Tn order to show it's interest in the matter has forwarded to Manager Bell a proposal to furnish a site for the Sanitar,un if the committee should decide to locate it here. No answer can be expected for some time as the site committee has nct yet been appointed.
 A SERIES OF FIGHTS.-Two Mexi- cans arrested by Deputy Constable Gonzales were locked up in the wonen's cell Of the county jail. Along in the afternoon heartrending screams were heard coming from the cell, and when an investigation was made one of the men was found in a pool of blood ana the other was standing over him trying to draw more The officers interfered and handcuffed the stronger of the two It was not long until more screams were heard. This time tkey were mace Dy the handcuffed man. The other MeNi- can was engaged in the process O. ge;- ting even. Then the deputies hand cuffed both of them and went away That turned out to be a mistake, for the fighters. though both handicapped
 bore the same relation to each other as when they had their first fight, ano the weaker naturally got the worst of it. They were then separated.