Arizona republican., 1896-09-09

There was a marriage ceremony 1n Tempe yesterday, but the contracting parties were Phoenix people. They se- cured a license and crossed the river where Justice Smith tied the knot in short order Charles Eberling and May B. Baker were the happy couple to assume the joys and responsibili- ties of married life.
 Hon. W. T. Smith has been appoint ed manager. of the Churchill estate and has taken possession of the property
 of the estate for the executrix. MT. Smith is one of the best business men i in Arizona, and persons interested in 1 the estate are to be congratulated upon the fact that man of business eX- perience is in charge of its af- | fairs
 Deeds were drawn up yesterday
 which transferred the Red Dog and
 Golden Star group of mines in the Winnifred district near Phoenix, to Chicago parties. The sale was made by Harry Yarnell, who acted for the purchasers The consideration was $15 ,0O0 The new owners will at once set large force of men to work de- | veloping the mines.
 The executive committee of the Young Peoples union of Phoenix met yesterday to arrange for the next quar- terly meeting of the union. It was decided to hold this session in the M. E. church on Friday evening, Septem- Der 25. The subject of home missions will be considered. IA proposition to change the night of meeting to Sunday evenings will also be discussed. This will be the regular annual meeting for the election of officers.
 The Young Mems Republican club met last night. They took action on taking part and to cooperate with the Republicans in the grand ratification to take place on the 22d inst. A com mittee of three was appointed to CO., operate with the entertainment com mittee in he coming ratification. The committee appointed consisted of Geo. Christy, w. H. Buck and H. J. Lee. The next meeting will be held on the 21st inst with a good programme.
 The city council met last night, but transacted very little business, with the exception of passing an ordinance making it a misdemeanor to obstruct crosswalks. The matter of resembling the franchise permitting Gus Hirshfeld to operate an electric light plant was brought up, but was laid over to the next meeting The city attorney was ordered to draft a license to collect g per QranteT per Car instead of S per quartIe;- ras therefore rom the street railway.
 A hf hfIrxyS ySroyr .o,l I1to will be called u..on il Justice John stones court this morning to explain the wherefore of his stealing SLY from a woman resident of block A. Through fear he returned the largest part of the stolen money, but consistently refused Ito return the balance which he no doubt spent Miranda has a bad rep utation as a light fingered man and for several years has passed most of his time either in the penitentiary or in jail on similar charges.
 Three young ladies set a good ex- ample Monday evening, which, if fol- lowed by the rest of their sex, would reconcile the boys to the new woman movement. Hhe aforesaid young la dies met three young men, who, it is needless to remark, were broke. The girls wanted ice cream and so did the boys, but the lack of funds prohibited the luxury. The girls finally agreed to take the boys in and treat them The proposition was accepted and the sextette .waltzed into Phillips ice cream parlors. They got the cream and the girls gracefully approached
 MT. Phillips and confessed that they were broke and wanted him to charge the amount ito them. He did so and all hands were happy, especially the boys.