Arizona republican., 1904-12-28


 cases of larceny. Fulton was arraigned yesterday and will be tried tomorrow. I DEATH OF w. A. LOGAN-W. A. Logan died last night at o'clock at ;. No. 335 north Fourth street. He came here about a month ago accompanied ! by his wife, in the hope of bettering his health. Mrs. Logan will leave this evening for their home in Plymouth, Ind taking the body of her late hus band with her for interment. MT. Lo~ gan was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Maccabee lodges.
 | INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS The installation of officers of Arizona lodge No. 2 P. & A. M. took place last night. The new officers are: s. J. Dos ter, worshlpful master; J. c. Page, senior warden; William Wallace, jun | for warden; G. H. N. Luhrs, treasurer; F. A. Shaw, secretary; Rev. Lewis Hal sey. chaplain; P. P. Parker, senior dea- con; A. w. Galpin, junior deacon; c. A. Randy, marshall; A. D. Leyhe; s. S.; Harry Rays, J. S.; John Baldwin, | tyler.
 BASEBALL SUITS HERE-If cal culations are correct the Phoenix base ball team vii receive it's new uniforms by express this morning and anyhow | it feels certain they will be here by Friday. The next game to be played will be on Saturday, the first of the three to be played with the Whipple team. The others will be played Sun day and Monday. All the games will begin promptly at 2:30 and that they will be we'll worth seeing there is no room for doubt. The boys put up fine appearance last time even without any clothes, at least no good ones of their own, and with their new togs on it will be worth the price of admission just to look at them. And then the game will be thrown in free.
 GOING TO THE PEN.-Deputy Sheriff George Heisler of Yavapai came in from Prescott yesterday morning with Hank Fields, a young man under sentence to the peniten- tiary for one year for forgery. Fields was brought up in Phoenix. When child he was adopted by one of the best families in the valley. His sur roundings were of the most moral kind. But he went wrong early; he spent his time when a child with the most absolute boys and when he grew older he loafed continually about the saloons and gambling houses. The deputy sheriff had with him also a man under commitment to the insane asylum.
 A SMALL IssION-Heretofore the matinees and all track events of the Phoenix Driving association have been entirely free but for the horse show and stake races it has been de- cided to charge an admission of twen- ty-five cents at the gate. The reason for this is the expense that will na- turally attend the horse show which is a new feature and an enterprise of an almost public nature. It is desired to make it a great success and it will cost something to do it. The officers that have been selected for the races are as follows: V. L. Clark starter; Walter Bennett Gordon Tweed, Chas. Iekel, judges; Garrett Ryan, F. P. Viles, W. w. Cook, timers; J. J. Blink corn, superintendent of track; Charles Mccoy, marshal.
 A DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION.-At the residence of F. M. Avis on north list avenue last night a few of the members of the Christian church gathered and gave a delightful little surprise party to their pastor. D. D. Boyle, who is doing a grand work in this church here. A merry and joy ous crowd departed at late hour. pronouncing MT. and Mrs. Avis and Miss Zella royal entertainers. The fol- lowing were present: Mrs. c. H. Dun lap, Mrs. Robt. Freidel. Mrs. D. R. Smith, Mrs. Dr. w. H. Emmons, Mrs. E. L. Perry, Misses Kate Smith, Bes- sic Buford, Sallie Peery, Kate Rambo, Willie Osborn May Frazer; Messrs. J. Goodin, L. O. Wiley B. J. Wiedekht,
 H. R. Fowler, Clarence Ice, M. V. War ren. Dr. W. H. EIpmons James Haux-> hurst, D. Littlejohn, E. L. Peery, Jer- ry South, Alfred Wilson, Chas. Ice. CHRISTMAS AT COUNTY HOSPI- TAl-A specially fine dinner was served at the county hospital on Christ mas day that the surroundings of the unfortunate inmates might be made as comfortable as possible. It was a chicken dinner. twenty chickens having given their lives to make it a success. Other things that. go with a chicken dinner were also in evidence and in li- beral quantity. On Thanksgiving day ten ducks and fifteen chickens formed the basis of the dinner at the hospital But Christmas day there was one miss ing face at dinner time. Babe Dove, who had been committed to the hospi- tai some days before was told that it was customary for people at the hospi- | tai to take a bath once in a while. The steward pointed out to him the direc- tion to the bath house. The situation was too embarrassing. Babe took to the brush.
 STEER TYING CHALLENGES.- | Joe Rudy of Kirkland valley is in the city. having come to participate in the recent steer tying tournament. MT. | Rudy is well known vaqHero and was one of the men who expected to par ticipate with the Yavapai contingent in the big contest that was to have been held between the two counties some time ago but which never mate rialized. MT. Rudy is still bravely de- lending his county and now challenges Oscar Roberts, the valley champion, to match for $500 a side, making a purse of $1,000. The conditions are that each man shall tie five bulls, each