Arizona republican., 1905-03-31

i ONeill, treasurer; M. J. Pettid, tyler; | L. M. Hoghe, trustee.
 l BURNED TO DEATH-A two-year- old girl, the daughter of Macedonia | Salas, was burned to death in Bisbee on Monday, having been left alone in the house, which caught fire in some unexplained way. It is believed though that the fire was caused by the wind sweeping coals from the grate.
 CATTLE FOR THE VALLEY-F. E. Whitten returned yesterday morn ing from the southern part of the ter ritory with a train load of fifteen cars of cattle which MT. Whitten expects to dispose of to the farmers of the val | ley who now have more feed than they know what to do with.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONCERT Among other attractions at the Chris | tian church concert Tuesday night will | be MoIIoy's 'Postillion" by Mr. Mac kenzie Gordon and "Thy Beaming Eyes" sung by MT. E. P. Wilson. The full program will be printed in a few days, and lovers of good music are looking forward to the concert with anticipation of an unusual treat.
 CHORUS CHOIR PRACTICE-On account of the OrDheus concert to be given tonight the Presbyterian chorus choir practice will be postponed until Saturday night at 7:30. A full attend ance of the members is especially de- sired in order to commence the prac- tice on the cantata, Story of Cavalry" by Schneider, which will be given on Easter Sunday, April 23rd.
 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN-Rev. w. w. Logan, the pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Los Angeles, will be here to preach in the First Presbyterian church next Sabbath, April 2nd, at 2 D. m. Rev. Logan comes here to investigate in regard to estab- fishing a United Presbyterian church here and desires that all United Pres byterian members should be present or send him their names.
 THE COURTS PICTURE-Yester- day afternoon a fiashlight photograph of the members of the supreme court en banc was taken by Photographer Hartwell. There were Chief Justice Kent and Associate Justices Davis, Sloan, Doan and Campbell. The pho- tograph was taken for the purpose of catching the shadow of Associate Jus tice Davis who will retire from the bench tomorrow.
 THE ORPHEUS CONCERT TO- l NISHT-There has been a large safe of seats for the concert tonight and l ' for the Oraheus society. A car will be held unti! after the concert for the accommodation of tke people from the Indian school as about fifty tickets have already been sold there. The re- hearsal of the Rose Maiden" last night was very satisfactory and the concert tonight. will be a rare trea-. Reserved seats may be secured at EerryhilTs.
 ANOTHER YAoUI OUTRAGE Another Yaoui outrage has been re- ported to Bisbee. The Miner of the 27th says: "On Wednesday last near San Jose de Pima in Sonora, Mexico, a band of Yaqui Indians ambushed Martin Moe, an American mine fore man, and his family. Killed Mrs. Moe, her father and two children. Shot the driver of their conveyance, and badly wounded two soldiers of an armed es- cOrt protecting the party. American mines are shutting down and great excitement exists in the district where the murders were committed"
 COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM A Mrs. Donnelly, arrested the night 1 before on suspicion of being insane, was given a hearing in probate court and was committed to the asylum. The woman who had been working for the Arizona laundry and living at the corner of Second and Monroe streets, left her home the night be- flores under the impression that people I were trying to kill her. She seemed to have no other Authorization but that one was strong as ever yesterday. She made no resistance to being taken to the hospital for the insane.
 DETROIT VlSITORS-Niss Annie D. Murphy and Miss Rhoda Denrison, both of Detroit, win leave on this mornings train for Prescott, where they will visit for short time with Mrs. J. A. Hope, a cousin of Miss Murphy. From there they will go to Whittier, California, thence to. San | Francisco, and expect to return 10 De- troit about the first of June. Miss Murphy is a daughter of the late Si- mon J. Murphy of Detroit, and for the last three weeks the young ladies have been in Mesa City, the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen.
 BASEBALL-The Phoenix Mexican Athletic club which has been walking round with chip on it's shoulders for two or three weeks, has finally cor nered the Phoenix Juniors Athletic club and the baseball teams Of the two organizations will meet in Vigor- ous conflict Sunday afternoon at East lake park, unless the snow is too deep. There is a feeling of friendly enmity between these two aggregations due to previous meetings and both sides hope to even matters up at their next meet ing or make them worse. The matter of gate receipts also will be injected into the controversy for the purpose of adding. ginger to the performance. The winning team will take all the money, | but if will srenerOuslV nav tho bills so the defeated team will lose nothing