Arizona republican., 1904-02-19

paper editors and newspaper readers who attend, and that is most every body. roast the bull fighters for their cruelty When the show is tame. ss 1t was said to have been last Sunday, these same people roast the bull fight CTS for their cowardice and for con- ductins a sure thing game. Conducting
 , fight to suit Americans is a good deal like trying 10 lay out garden to suit hog.
 LOST IN BISBEE.-The latest tale of woe heard from afar by tho Kishae town marshal is a letter received from Mrs. Nellie McNichOls, of Butte, Mont, who is trying to find a recre3nt hus- band. She traced him to Jerome, then to Risbee and that settled it. If man wants to get lost all he has to do is to go to Bisbee More people to the square inch bzve dropped out of sight in Bisbee during the last two years than anywhere else except where peo- rle have tried to stand on the Kansas City platform and fallen through. Bis bee ought to fence herself in end make every newcomer advance and give the password.
 A BIT OF SCANDAL.-The Bisbee Miner prints the following from it's Benson correspondent: "A Methodist minister of the gospel at this place was waited upon by a committee of good citizens last week, who advised ri1n to leave town at once and not to return. A short time after the com mittee left the man, who is everything but a minister, left his rooming pace and tho last seen of him was when headed for the denOt to catch an out going train. Considerable excitement prevailed, ond had he remained a mob of angry men would have awaited upon him with violence. By request, no names are desired to be published, but it may be only a matter of a few days that the entire circumstances shall be made public"
 ARIZONA ODDFELLOW-The Ar ' izCna Oddfallow'' is the name Of a new p2per recently established in Prescott. ! It is to be a monthly publication, No. 1 being the January number and con tains four pages of four columns. IL i is published by Arizona lodge No. 1, Of { Prescott. but is devoted to the interests ! of the oTGe~ aH over Arizona. While , the publishers hope it will lind a field 1 large enough 10 make it self-sust9ininE ] il is designed as a fraterrGl organ rather than Q financial enterprise. The ! order has O. large membership in Ari- 1 zon2. though not as large as il should 1 have and hopes to have with the help : of it's new paper.
 KILLED AT CANANEA.-charlie | Powers returned to this city yesterday ! after an absence of three months. He brought word of the death of his fath- i CT, Abraham Powers. who lately died -at -Cananea, the result of an accident in tho power house of the Greene Com i so.idated company. He and t,eo other ! men were. engage,I in covering steam ! pipes with an asbestos mixture at q. height of more than twenty feet from the floor. Mir Powers was standing iIi the middle of plank which broke throwing him to thr ground He -us- tained injuries of which he diad two . weeks iate-. FO- q long time and Unt. about a year ago he conducted a black smith shop at Five Points. He was a steady and industrious man and had Ira1y frienus .n this city. He rad been a resident of the territory Or.tv.eaty- five years and assisted ir the cOnstruC-
 tion of tEe Atlantic and Pacific rail
 road. He had also been engaged n ! mining and at one time had accumu-
 lated a great deal of property.
 4 CHINESE PiONEER-Lee Yorl is dead. He was 9 Chinaman. vel
 known to old time residents of Phoe-
 nix. but to few who have come her,
 in late years. for he was quiet ma.
 and lived at vegetable garden below the city. He was different from mos Chinamen who live in Phoenix. for h.
 had wife and two children. the la
 ter well known 10 nearly everybody ir ftnwn. The children are a young mar
 who has worked most Of his life in tht
 Chinese restaurants of Phoenix. and /; young woman, now approaching wa
 turity. who has for some years beer
 the business manager of the truck gar
 den. And she is a most comaetent bus
 mess girl and highly respected. Sh
 does he- own marketing and is a wei come visitor at the homes of many O
 the leading families in the city. He
 -ather and mother came here man
 years ago and have been here con
 stantly since then. the children know ping no other home The did man eX
 pressed a desire to have his body re
 turned to China for interment. Tn
 funeral will be lle}5 here with the usGa
 ceremonies and later it is tho intention
 of the wife and children to visit Chin.
 taking the body of the husband an,
 father back with them.