Arizona republican., 1896-09-20

means of putting in circulation many thousands of dollars in the valley ah- nala1ly
 Three women young and fair, but naughty, were placed under arrest Fri day might for being drunk and disor- derly and disturbing the usually quiet tenderloin district. They were on trial yesterday before the recorder One was sentenced to serve thirteen days1in the city tank and the other two es- capped with six days each to serve, un- less they pay their fines.
 On the 17th the Republican county convention was held at Holbrook and the following ticket nominated: F. T. ,Aspinwall councilman; Jesse M. Smith, assemblyman; James Scott, treasurer; Frank Watson, sheriff; Jos. Frisby, recorder; F M Buck, probate judge; c. 0. Anderson, district attor- ney; L. E. Dryelbess, J. X. Woods and J. B. WilMs, commissioners.
 Mayor Monfhon and City Heallh Officer A. M Futile yesterday made g. tour of inspection of the city. They found everything ill firsL-ciass condi- tion from a sanitary view, but several
  city is now in a very clean condition and it is hoped that it will be kept that way, as several hundred visitors with observing eyes will come here this winter.
 The gypsies who were camped at Tempe a few weeks ago have got into trouble at Tucson, at least few of the members have been taken into | custody The trouble was that the l wanderers had drank too freely of a five gallon demijohn of red wine and | got hiIariously drunk. Several started out with the intention of killing some | body, but were rounded up by the of | ficers.
 The Trinity Episcopal church will today resume services. The morning services, commencing at il o'clock, | are as follows: Processional, 491 Venite, 19; Psalms, 2Oth day; Te Deum; jubilate; hymn; offertory: re- cessiona. Sermon: Text, Ephesians, iii, verse 1T. The evening service will commence at 7:3O Sermon: Text, Philippians, i, verse 3. Sunday school at 9:3O a. n.
 Mark Long, Horace Slater and By ron Har7twen returned yesterday morn ing from Tucson where they had gone to attend the cycle races. The boys are enthusiastic over the treatment accorded them by the Tucson boys and say they are jolly entertainers ALI three are going back to Tucson, Hart we'll and Long to attend the univer- sity and Slater ito accept a position in a bicycle store.
 A merry crowd of Good iTemplars from Phoenix went to Tempe last night in the Grand Canyon coach to attend the public meeting of the Good Templars lodge of that city. A most excellent programme was rendered on the occasion, the c. c. quartette talk ing a prominent part: Among the party from Phoenix who attended were the following: Professor and Mrs. Lamson, Rev. Gal Ogburm, Pro lessor and Mrs. W. A. Coy c. T. !Switzer, A. P. Walbridge, T. T. Pow CTS, Misses iWalbridge, Dysart, Mars den, Irvine, Levens, Irwin, Riggs, Nor ris, Gray, Andrews and Fawcett. The party returned about midnight we'll pleased with the trip.
 Tucson Star: MT E. P. Van Kuren
  and Miss Ritdhie a teacher in the In- dian school, were married last night at the residence of Rev. Dr. BiIlman The marriage was solemnized by MT Billman. The only invited guests were B. w. Bowers and Mrs. A. A. Hol- brook. MT. Van Kuren, though a young man, has lived in Tucson so long that he is regarded as a pioneer. He is among the foremost business men of the county and is prominently identified with cattle interests. Miss Ritchie came from the east some time ago to take a position in tihe Indian school which she has filled admirably. During iher residence in Tucson she has won many warm friends who join in congratulations now.