Arizona republican., 1904-05-10
MURDER IN PARADISE

MURDER IN PARADISE.-Andy Garrett was shot last Wednesday. in Paradise, Cochise county, and died on Thursday. A man named Powers was arrested. charged with the crime.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to Pat rick M'Cusker and Miss Alice Hoover. both of this county; also to Thomas Rains and Elena Quijava of the coun- ty.
 BOUGHT A LOT.-W.. H.. Shirley has bought lot of block in Brills addition, of J. Ernest Walker. This is the third investment of the sort MT. Shirley has made here in the last year, which emphasizes his faith in Phoenix and the surrounding cohntry.
 PRAYER AND FASTlNG.-The evangelistic meetings will be continued during the week. MT. Shaefor will give bible readings at 3 o'clock p. m. and will preach at o'clock. Mir. Sheafor will sing. Today, Tuesday, is day "S prayer and fasting for those who are especially interested in the meetings.
 FELL IN A FlT.-An old man known in town as Jack the blacksmith, fell in fit in the Casino last night and was taken to the sheriff's office. It was thought that his collapse was the result of a protracted spree. It was not certain at a late hour that he woold recover.
 GONE TO NEW JERSEY.-Garrett E. Schuller, left on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train fer Asbury Park, N. J., where he will fill the position of clerk in one of the large seaside hotels during the summer. He spent last summer there and last winter in Pas adena, at Hotel Green, as he did the winter before, but has been here for several weeks past.
 HAS PHOENIX PROPERTY.- Rev. Curtis E. Mogg of Wilkesbarre, Pa, is in the city en route to tt Methodist general conference now in session in Los Angeles. Rev. Mogg owns some property it this city and spent yesterday in driving over the valley. He has great confidence in the future of this section and is by no means sorry he has a financial inter est in it's prosperity.
 GATLING GUNS FOR THE GUARD Governor Brodie yesterday received from the ordnance bureau an invoice of two gatling guns which have been shipped for the use of the national guard of the territory. There are also in the invoice two metallic carriages and two limbers beside all the other parphernalia. The guns are of 3-10 caliber and will have a capacity each of from 1000 to 1,5OO rconds a minute.
 HELP SOME.-The Coconino Sun of May says: "A steady rain and snow fall followed the heavy winds Of Saturday and Sunday and on Monday and Tuesday the snow and rain fall reached one and one-half inches, the hardest storm since last October. The fall of snow on San Francisco peaks is said to be one foot at the Hart ranch and between three and four feet on top of the peaks. It practically insures grass and water on the ranges for the season. The storm extended east and west in Arizona. but did not cover the southern portiOn.'
 K. OF p. GRAND LoDGE.-The k. of P. annual grand lodge session will be held this week in MOrenci and a large delegation left here last night via the M. & P. railsoad. It was composed partly of Phoenix delegates and partly of delegates from Prescott, Jerome, Congress and Williams. Among the excursionists were the fol- lowing: MT. and Mrs. F. s. Jones, MT. and Mrs J. M. Aitken, J. g. But ton. H. w. Taffe, A. l.. DeMund, Jacob Salzman, H. P. Merrill, J. P Dillon, S. l.. Easterling, MT. and Mrs w. A. Davenport, s. P. Hoefer. J. H. Langs- ton.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of ethe following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Arizona Gold and Cop per Hill Mining company, capital stock, $1.OOO,OOO, incorporators F.. s. Wakelin, E. l.. Andrews and L. L. Plank; Adams Gold Field Mining com