Arizona republican., 1905-10-01

is expected the new pastor will be here by next Sunday He will be named this week by the bishop in California and though it is not definitely decided there is a general expectation that Rev. Alexander R. Maclean of Ottawa, kan.' will be chosen.
 SNOW IN THE NORTH-Leo Heileman of the Phoenix postOtice. re- turned yesterday from a vacation of two weeks spent in California He visited san Francisco and Sacramen- to and very naturally had a good time. Returning. he said the weather in nor thern Arizona was quite cold and that from Ash Fork snow could be seen in the mountains to the east. It was also learned through a private letter from Flagstaff that a heavy fall of snow oc- cured there a day or two ago. From the feeling of the atmosphere here, to those who were out early yesterday morning. it appeared as though there would have been no imprOpriety in a little snow here. although 1t was un- comfortably warm only two or three days before.
 BENEFIT PERFORMA N c E-A benefit performance will be given at the Doris Friday night of this week for Eddie Fox and family, theatrical DeODle WnO are III lllG NltS III SA @'eA 'N'tNA ed condition They had been playing with an Ole OIeson company that went out of business one night the first of the week at Williams doing a vaude- vile turn. and are said by several per sons who have seen them in past years to be quite clever. There is no place in the world where people in hard luck can find friends quicker than in Ari- zona and MT. Fox can find cause for thankfulness in one thing and that Is that he is down on his luck here instead of in some eastern point. Then, too it is not so cold here as it is in many places.
 HAD BAD LUCK-A. F. Banta, through a careless act yesterday left a vest hanging in the Casino saloon where it was easily seen by any evil minded person and. was found by at least one such man. The vest con- tained a gold watch, the case bearing the number 13S77. The works were made by the American Watch company. Waltham, and are number 1,384,4S0. There was also a chain bearing a maIachite. heart shaped charm and on the vest was a badge of the Holland Society of New York. All these valu- ables are missing. MT. Banta very much desires to recover them and says he will pay a suitable reward to any one wno will leave them at the Casino. Furthermore he says he will ask no leading questions, for he recognizes that the incident was the result of his own carelessness and he is more inter ested in getting his property back than he is in punishing anybody who may have taken it.
 A MYSTERY NEVER sOLVED-E, C NTan-Gn1d ha YnEfnfFira inGnGgfDr who Is in the territory in connection with the letting of the contracts for the star mail routes, yesterday morn ing returned to the city from Prescott He left this morning for HOlbrOOk and the district south Of that point to in vestigate the case of one of the mail carriers named Jurgeson. IL will be remembered by the readers of The Republican that JurgesOn mysteriousIy disappeared some eight months ago and no trace of his body was ever found. He was at the time traced to the opening of the Canyon DiablO. but a terrific snow storm made further efforts to follow him impossible. Jur- geson was never settled with by the government for his quarters salary and he never made a settlement with
 the postmaster at his Initial point for considerable of an item in the way of
 supplies To adjust this will be MT
 Mansdeld's work
 IN JUSTICE COURTS-A. Lopez and F. Garcia were sent to jail yester- day for seven days each by Justice Burnett. It may be stated cOnfiden- tialIy that they had been drunk but
 were not specially dressed up. Jus tice Johnstone fined $. SonOqui seven dollars and sent F. Ruiz to jail for seven days. They had been fighting
 as the result of a badly mixed condi- ton of family affairs Sometime ago the acquaintance of Jose NJ. MOntoya with Mrs. Sonoqui, resulted in his be- ing held to the grand jury. Later the charms of Mrs. Sonoqui appealed to Ruiz resulting in the fight above re- ferred to. But to further cOmplicate matters the mother of MOntOya, with whom Mrs. Sonoqui is living applied for another warrant for the arrest of Sonoqui for disturbing the peace by trying to whip Ruiz. This was refus- ed, the court believing that the end | less caain is little better than gambling ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-The Interscholasic Athletic association of
 Arizona was organized last night for the coming season, the sec
 ond year in the history of the association. The meeting was held at Melczer hall and the high school was represented by Neil Me 1 Carthy, the Phoenix Indian school by ! Capt. Grinstead. and the normal at | Tempe by Orin Standage. These gen | tlemen with George Lutgerding of | Phoenix and Larry Bowman of Tempe
 were elected to serve as an advisory board All sports at the three schools named come under the management of | the association. Tucson and other .er-
 ritorial schools are not included in the | organization owing to the great ex- l pense involved in bringing them into | the valley to participate in the assO-