Arizona republican., 1910-01-28

A VALUABLE FiND-In the pro-
 gross of the archaeological excavations
 being conducted on Central avenue yes-
 terday. a fine concrete cross walk be-
 tween the NJ. & P. office and Gass
 Bros restaurant was barred to the light
 of day.
 HERE TO LOcATE-Richard Wal
 law of Captain J. r. Smith of Virginia
 avenue. is a recent arrival and guest
 of the captain. He expects to make
 his home here, and will be jointed in a
 short time by his family.
 EXPECTED ToDAY-B. A. Fowler,
 who has been attending meeting of
 the board of control of the Irrigation
 congress in Colorado Springs. is ex-
 pected home this afternoon or tomor-
 row morning. telegraphic word to that
 effect being received yesterday.
 THE CRIME OF AN INDIANA
 telephone message was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from
 McDowell. saying that Carl Williams. an Apache Indian. had committed a
 brutal assault upon a ten-year- old
 Indian girl, whose name is She
 cum -wama -herod.. A warrant for his
 arrest was issued out of Justice
 Johnstone's court and Deputy Sher-
 if Adams who knows all the Apaches
 in that part of the country went after
 Williams.
 THE THIRD PERFORMANCE -
 The third performance of "A Night in
 Elks' theater to very well filled house. The attendance was a creditable one to the lodge and the performers. considering that 1t was the third night for the same bill in a community that cannot boast of a great many thou sands of theater patrons. The per- formers naturally did better than ever. for every added appearance gives them a greater familiarity with their parts and greater smoothness and co-opera- ton in the presentation.
 WILL STOP OFF IN HAWAII Letters received in Phoenix from Mrs. Bessie Cushman. who is now on a tour of the world. bring the information that Mrs. Cushman will probably remain in Honolulu till spring. She is now on the way across the. Pacific on her return to this side of the world The let ters are dated from Manila, P. I. Mrs. Cushman has had a glorious time on her globe encircling trip and her many friends are awaiting the time when she will return with her Eskimos and tell them about it.
 SCHOOL MEETING TONIGHT There will be a meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Central school building of the electors of school district No. 1. The purpose of it will be to express to the school trustees the preference of the voters in the district in re- spect of the various propositions that will be presented for location for the school building for the colored children. which the board proposes to build the coming season. The mat ter is an important one. and 1t is de- sired that the attendance be as good as it was at a recent former meeting. when the Pemberton site was chosen for the West End grammar school
 MINING MAN HERE-Richard S. Haike. who is well known in Arizona mining circles. is among the New York arrivals at the Ford Hotel. He is here. in the interests of the Peer less Gold Mining and Reduction O.. whose properties are situated about sixteen miles southeast of Congress. The company intends to resume work on it's properties at once and will erect twenty stamp mill in the near future Col. l.. C. Billings. the pres dent of the company will arrive here from Nv York shortly to personally the work. The general of fices of the company are so Broad street. New York.
 EN ROUTE TO HIS LONG HOME Sheriff Jack White of Cochise coun- Iy. arrived in town last night with A. Pfaunnkukhe. convicted in the late term of the court there of the murder of Asa. T. Hoy and Will fam Bockhoftz, linotype operators on .he Bisbee Review. last August. The Jury fixed the punishment at inn pIISOUiuent tcl itlc III tiic tctfltofis+i prison. The judgment was not for nally pronounced until the return of Judge Doan to Tombstone. after he recent meeting of the supreme court. Pfaunnkukhe was in a cheer 'ul mood last night on his arrival and greatly amused at the warm recog hilton of Sheriff White by a drunken ,obo. who had just been brought in and vas waiting to be locked up. Pfaunn- <ukhe is a good looking young fellow who would not be suspected of hom cidal tendencies. though he had notch on his gun before the killing ,f Hoy and Bockholtz. He will be aken to Florence this morning.
 AN EXPRESSION OF THANKs-I Appointed by the W. C. T. U. as a committee to secure funds or placing seats in the assembly -oom of the new w. c. T. U. build ng. Mrs Ellen Broadbooks- Cole re- ports that she has fully accomplished hat work. raising in cash a little .x