Arizona republican., 1905-12-06
MRS. COPELAND HERE.-Mrs. L.

 D. Copeland Of Los Angeles, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Creamer, at 725 East Washington street. Mrs. Copeland resided in Phoenix several years ago and her many friends will be pleased to learn of her arrival and visit until after the territorial fair. RETURNING TO CHINA - Gee Wing at the head of the firm in this city of that name. left last night for San Francisco, from which point he will sail for China. Wing has been in Arizona for many years, and while it is his desire to return to America after spending a year or two in China. he will not be so much put out as , many of his countrymen would be by reason of the fact that he nas sold most of his interests here and he him. self is a very old man and has not a great while to live. At the depot to bid him goodbye was half of the Chi nese population of the town, for Gee Wing is popular chink.
 ELECTION OF EAGLES At a meeting of the order held Monday night the Phoenix Aerie of Eagles elected the following officers to serve one year. Worthy President. F. H. Lyman; past worthy president, J. T. Whitney: worthy vice president, L. T. Mansfield; worthy chaplain, Harry J. Bennett, worthy conductor, J. J. Dobbs.; inside guard, William Hart; outside guard, David c. Cunningham; worthy physician, w. N. Bell; worthy secretary, w. K. James; worthy treas urer, N. N. Miller; trustees w. H. Hart, L. M. Hoghe, and J. M. Burnett The newly-elected officers will be in- stalled at the first meeting in January. THE CROSSING OF THE GllA - The first train to cross tne Gila river north bound in nine days arrived in Phoenix yesterday afternoon over the M. & P. at about o'clock It carried nearly a hundred passengers, tired, hungry, and worn out by the long wait at Maricopa. Most of the passengers had been at Maricopa the greater part of the week, although some were there but a few days. Last night the regu- lar train for the south left on schedule time, and Superintendent Bicknell said yesterday afternoon that the train this morning would arrive in Phoenix on schedule. Both the incoming train yesterday and the train out last night carried mail
 TOM POOLS IMPEACHMENT - Tom Pool, who was arrested at Tue son about ten days ago by an attache of the Pima county sheriffs office on Information furnished by Constable Lee Redewine, the charge being em- bezzlement, was brought to the city yesterday and last night occupied a cell in the county jail. He will be arraigned before Judge Johnstone this morning. Pools alleged crime is that of taking several suits of clothes, the property of his customers at the time he was conducting a clothes cleaning establishment. He denies having com nitted any crime, and says he will be able to clear up the whole affair
 CONVICTION OF kEENEY.-John Keeney was yesterday sentenced to serve fifty days in the county jail for having embedded $50 from an ac- quaintance of his father. John Collins The complaint on which Keeney was arrested was sworn out by Collins and the case was worked aat and the ar rest made by Officer A. J. Moore of the city police. Keeney, it has devel- oped since his arrest, is not the inno- cent young man he testified ne was at the time of the trial, but it is claimed by several who have seen him since he has been in jail that he serv- ed a prison sentence in one of the eastern states. At the time of his trial he showed a keen perception of court work and told the judge that he was not surprised that the change against him was changed from rob bery to embezzlement. He said they could never convict him of robbery, and he appeared to understand the difference in the two charges Off,