Arizona republican., 1906-01-29

will probably return tomorrow.
 A NOVEL DANCE FEATURE-On
 the occasion of the M. P. and P. H. orchestra dance Tuesday night, Jan. 80, at Melczers hall the grand march will begin promptly at 9 o'clock. 4 novel feature of the evening will be i the manner in which partners for the grand march will be obtained the plan
 being to have those attending match favors.
 POLICE coURT-Charles M. Ball
 was arrested yesterday for lettering around an immoral resort of which Maria Lopez was an inmate. The wo- man was also arrested. Maria gave bond in the sum of ten dollars. An tonic ToreI and Frank Felix were both
 arrested on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Each gave bond in the sum of seven dollars. SHEARING DELAYED-C. c. Hut | crimson spent yesterday at the Boards ley sheep camp, where q large number of the sheep of Hutchinson and com pany have arrived. It was the original plan to begin shearing there yester- day. but a breakdown in the engine occurred and it will probably be Tues day morning before the shearing be- gins. The new plant was given thorough test before the breakdown and it was found that the shears work l perfectly
 HOUSE CLEANING TIME-w. r.
 Rolls was brought to the insane asy- lun from Bisbee a couple of years ago
 and about two weeks ago was reIeas- | ed on parole the authorities believing 1 he was safe to be at large. He re- turned to Bisbee and last Thursday morning when the Bisbee city library was full of people Rolls entered with a | scrubbing brush and announced that it was house cleaning day. Then he pro- | ceeded to throw all the furniture out
 doors and began scrubbing the walls. By this time a couple of officers cap
 tured him and led him off to jail
 THE POOL TOURNAMENT - The | first of the games played in the 1 Hotel Adams pool tournament resulted
 in two victories for Harry West His
 antagonists, Charley Mccoy and Tom ] Shaughnessy, all of the men being | scratch men. Mccoy. on his string had l reached a count of fifty-one balls | when West made pool and Shaughnessy | had scored 95 balls when his opponent
 had scored the required 100 Shaughnes- | sy made the longest run of any of the | racks in all twelve balls. The playing
 was very slow. the time consumed be- i ing an hour and a half in each in- | stance. Tonight Mildre1n and West will play.
 | TWO MORE METINGS-Yesterd
 Mir. Cronenberger of the Church of l Christ preached to two large audiences.
 In the evening the crowd was especial i ly large but remembering the exper- fence of the previous Sunday when
 many could not be seated arrangements were made whereby last evening all who attended were given seats. There will be two more nights of the meet ings, tonight and Tuesday. Tonight the subject will be This World and the Next" Tomorrow night the sub 1 ject taken by MT. Cronenberger will be
 "A Reckless Young Man" To hear the latter it is the desire of MT. Cronen- berger that all men possible attend. THE ANTl-SALOON LEAGUE pr. W. H. Ravens. superintendent Of the Anti-SalOon League of New Mex , ico and Arizona last evening at the Presbyterian church conducted union service which was participated in by the congregations of the Fizst aI. T.. church. .-Baptist ehuFch,-Prashyt ytaEiall
 and Central Methodist churches. Those who were iE attendance at the meet l ing appreciated greatly the address made by the speaker which was full of interesting data regarding the fight HUN DtAii6 CdL itu OiA DS HIS DA t7eAiAAe--- tion against the saloon. Following the sermon cards pledging the signers to membership in the association weTe passed among the congregation and several hundred were signed. The speaker of the evening has been very successful in his work and the asso- citation is a growing one. Several of ficers Of the association are residents
 of Phoenix
 THREE MINERS INJURED-A se-
 rious accident occurred on the third level of the old Dominion mine at Globe Thursday morning. Four men. all Italians, whose names could not
 be learned were at work on this level, one of them a machine man, and two hammers. the fourth being at work with pick which caused an explosion in a missed hole. The man whose pick did the damage escaped unscath- ed, though he was nearest to the dan ger. One of the injured men had both
 eyes destroyed and innumerable bits Of rock of various sizes were blown ] into his face and body. It is feared he will not survive. Another had several
 ribs broken and was otherwise badly l lacerated and punctured by the flying | pieces of rock. The third was badly cut about the face and body and piece of rock nearly two inches in dia meter entered the front of the left thign and passed almost through the limb as if it were a bullet. Drs. Holt, Kennedy and Sturgeon spent nearly three hours in attendance upon the in jured men, and say they have rarely seen so many wounds inflicted upon victim of similar explosions.
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