Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
THE FIRST OF THE TOURISTS

TIE FlRS OF I HE TOORlS TS- Two of the heaviest passenger trains to arrive in Phoenix for several weeks
 were brought to the city yesterday. one over the southern and another over the northern route. Many of the passen- gers had begun their journey west at Chicago using tickets sold under the very low excursion rates now in force on each of the two transcontinental lines running through Arizona.
 RECITAL TUESDAY NIGHT Phoenix people are promised a very pleasurabie entertainment tomorrow, l Tuesday night, at the Doris opera house. It will be given for the benefit of the building fund of the First Baptist church and the program will be a var jed one. There will be recitations and readings by Mrs. May French Cooley and vocal selection by Mrs w N. Tiff fany and others.
 BULL DOG MINE RELOCATED- The Florence Blade says that Attorney J. M. Jamison of this city on the oc- casion of his visit to the town early last week. filed suit to quiet title to the old Bull Dog mine at Goldfield east of Mesa City. The property was re- located on the first of January by the original discoverers who allege that It was abandoned, no assessment work
 being done on it in 1905. There is a ten stamp mill on the property. MT. Jamison represents the reIocators.
 HOLDING THE COPPER PRINCE The Mohave County Miner says that at the Copper Prince mine, on Bill Williams Fork, a few nights ago a man by the name of McMahon drove the wOrkmen from their tents and was at last accounts lying behind a big boulder on the adjacent hill ready to pot shot anyone who made his appear ance at the property. All the men are terrorized and refuse to go to work until the man is taken into custody. Officers have been sent for to Wend- endale, but it will be some time before they can get there, as the distance is more than ninety miles.
 HE OPERATED AT CRIPPLE CREEk-Mr. and Mrs C. F. Harrison of Colorado Springs are visiting in Phoenix at tho home of Dr. and Mrs Keefe, MT. Harrison being a brother in-law of the doctor This is the first visit of Mr. Harrison to Phoenix. but Mrs Harrison will be remembered by many from her visit here several sea sons ago when she was a guest at the Keefe home. At Colorado Springs MT. Harrison is the proprietor of the Elm pire theater besides being interested in several other ventures. It was he who created a great deal of excite ment in the Cripple Creek mining field 1 little over a year ago by taking out S75O. .O0O in gold from the famous w. F. H. mine in less than twelve months. MT. Harrison will remain in Phoenix for several weeks and speaks in loud praise of the climate this city has been having recently.
 HOMICIDE IN GLODE-W. R. Henry of Globe shot and killed his roommate Jerry O'Connor last We'd nesday night. O'Connor returned home intoxicated shortly after eight o'clock and found the door locked According to Henry the key had fallen down and while he was looking for it OConnor threatened to break in the door and break his head. He immediately se- cured a weapon and shooting through the door killed O'Connor. He did not investigate the result of his shooting and the next morning when he got up he found the dead body of his room mate outside and shortly afterward surrendered to an officer. A witness by the name of C. $. Couch was also taken into custody.
 ELECTION OF A PASTORAL q congregational meeting held yeA-erGay morning following the morning service at the First Presbyterian church Rev. H. M Campbell was elected to be the pastor of the church. Dr. J. C. Nortoa presided at the meeting as moderator ana the nomination of Mir Campbell was made by Professor Blount. The
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