Arizona republican., 1904-06-18

nett telephoned Justice Boyd at Wick lcnburg which is much nearer thu, Gar ,cia ranch than Phoenix and Justice Boyd left at once to hold an inquest. Nothing more was known at the springs than was conveyed in the mes sage. It is supposed that the dead man was q prospector as no ore else would likely have business in that
 part of the country.
 CHAMPIONS OF FRATERNITY- The Champions of Fraternity held the'r second regular meeting in Padget hall last night with about one hundred en- thusastic members in attendance. Mr. Paul Renau Ingles was installed chief officer and other important business was transacted. The chief attraction of the evenings entertainment was the music by the newly organized or 1 chestra of which MT. Louis J. Swain is the able leader. The instruments and players are violins, Messrs. Miller and Marshall: clarionet. MT. F. J. White. cornets. Messrs. Pafford and Seaman; l flute, MT. l.. J. Swain, trombone, MT. U. E. Shott: piano, Mrs. May Porter. | The orchestra was repeatedly encored land received much praise. The Cham tpions of Fraternity start their orgapi- Zation with more enthusiasm than iS usual in such cases. and it promises to be the foremost institution of it's kind. | AT THE PARk-There was large audience at Eastlake park last night to witness the second performance of Nell Gwynne. It was not only a large audience but well pleased audience for the presentation of the play was all that could have been asked for. The Spooner Go. is rapidly growing n popularity and earning it's laurels as the nights go by. At the conclus5on of the performance the auditorium was Cleared and those who cared to re- iinained to dance for an hour or so, ! The same bill will be presented again tonight and as it is Saturday night # may be. expected that everybody will 1 be there. Nobody should remain at home on account of the rain
 WRIT OF ANDAMUS-.Attorney ! O. Gibson has brought suit against Ni 1 D. ScribIer tax collector of Cochise county. asking that a writ of manda- mus be issued against Scribner, com l polling him to collect SS8,O00 of taxes from the Copper Queen Co. due in 1901. The plaintiffs interest in tl,e il3Itef lies m the ldCl mat ne DOfQS an agreement with MT. ScrbneT to act as his attorney in the collection of these 1 taxes through a suit against the Cop l per Queen Co, and that when the l county officials compromised the tax
 question with the company the suit could not proceed and the lawyer hal TO chance to earn his fee.
 TRAGEDY AT NACO-A tragedy was enacted in front of the express cf- flee .n Naco on Wednesday when
 Henry Bonhauser, agent of Wells Far
 go & Co. shot and killed Otto Moore,
 after the former had lodged four bull
 lets in Bonnhause's body with an effect
 that may prove fatal. The two men
 had been enemies for a long time though there is no knowledge here of
 the cause of their i'll feeling. Moore
 met Bonnhauser near the latter's office land began firing. BonEhauseT ran in- side to arm himself but before he could secure a weapon Moore had shot four
 times each bullet finding the mark. Though weak from loss of blood Bonn
 houser aimed deliberately and his sin .
 gle shot pierced his adversary's heart. IBonnhauser was shot once in the neck,