Arizona republican., 1906-03-16

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 pacer. known as the Christian Science horse which made the record for the Arizona track last fair time MT. Slack says he will come west shortly, and will bring Hazel Patch to Phoenix for the April circuit meeting. driving the horse in the races himself.
 GLENDALE REVIVAL CLOSED The evangelist, Rev. C. C. Young. made a good record in Glendale. The attendance was large and the meetings were closed in good shape on Mon day night in spite of the rain. The sermons especially appealed to men, and the large number present all thc time showed the good interest. MT Young was highly pleased with the way all the citizens treated the meet ings and he made an enga cement to return in the fall.
 FITZGERALD MURPHY DEAD Fitzgerald Murphy died yesterday morning at 2:30 o'clock of an affection of the lungs seeking relief from which he came to Phoenix from New York early last fall. He did some work on the local papers and claimed news paper work as one of his professions. though the greater part of his active career was devoted to the stage in the capacity Of a playwright in which he won many successes. Many of his plays have been produced throughout the country and he had but recently 1 finished a new one which has not yet been staged. He left here during the winter for trip to Honolulu. but the voyage instead of benefitting him, T,roy-a1 the beo~iUnioo- oF tba end and he returned to Phoenix only to grow gradually worse until his death He
 was a native of Ireland and proud of | it, was thirty-seven years old, and as genial and good hearted a man as could be found in a days journey. He had formed a wide acquaintance dur ing his brief stay in Phoenix and all acquaintances were his friends. At n;s own request his funeral will be held on Saturday, St. Patrick's day probably { from the parlors of EasterIing & | Whitney.
 JAKE MILLER'S BIRTHDAY- Jake Miller was fifty-six years of age yesterday. The happiest part of his life has been spent in the Salt River valley and in the society of several of | his dear companions like Hi Eldred and Web, MT Miller was not forgot | ten yesterday, Ine foregoing dear i friends. along with Hans Herick. Ed Ruppert. and many others made up a birthday gift which MT. Miller might
 share with his family. A large num- | Der of Elks contributed to the dona- 1 tion which consisted of a box filled | with turnips, beets, potatoes, carrots, onions, corned beef, salt pork and va | rious kinds of sausages. There was also a loaf of bread, pie. a dirk knife
 and a cigar check on the Hotel Adams
 bar. There was also a half pint of ] beer. This is the kind of gift that does some good So often people | thoughtlessIy remember their friends on their birthdays with costly but | useless articles. But in the case of a poor man with a large family, nothing | could be more appropriate that the | shower upon MT. Miller yesterday In
 the hurry of making up the gift, of 1 course everything could not be thought
 of. A cross-cut saw, shote or two and a handspike would have made handsome additions.
 MEXICAN SHOT, PERHAPS FA- TALLY-Jose Morales shot very se- riously and perhaps fatally another Mexican named Francisco Moreno, between and s o'clock last night in ] First street opposite the Star Lodging | house. The matter was reported to
 the police promptly and Officers Tip ton and Carr immediately went to the
 scene of the shooting, placing Morales under arrest and later taking him to
 the city jail. Their inquiry resulted
 in a statement by the men concerned
 and several other MeXicans who were
 in the room. that the shooting was
 accidental. The announcement was made that they believed the the weap-
 on used was not loaded and they were
 handling it carelessly when it was dis
 charged. It was a 41-calibre six
 shooter and when taken possession of I by the officers it still contained five
 cartridges. Fearing the wounded man
 might die, Justice Johnstone was sent
 for and secured from him an ante
 mOrtem statement that he was acci-
 dentally shot The bullet entered the
 left groin and passed towards the right hip where it is believed to have lodg-
 ed. Dr. Palmer was summoned and
 gave the wound a temporary dressing | deciding not to probe for the bullet
 until today. AS far as could be learn ed the men had not been quarreling