Arizona republican., 1896-03-12

will be open for business within the next two weeks. One of the members of the firm is now east purchasing ma chinery, supplies, etc. Their plant will surpass anything in the southwest.
 J. C. Selliaman has now a broom factory in active operation. The broom is entirely a home product, the corn being grown near Tempe. The broom is said to be superior to the imported broom and already is in de- mand in the valley.
 A telegram received in this city yes terday from w. H. Beardsley, who is in the east, says that he will return about the latter end of the month with sufficient capital to liquidate all indebtedness against the Agua Fria Construction company.
 The Junior league of the First M. E. church will give social at 7 to- morrow at the residence of c. J. Chase, corner of Tenth avenue and Washing ton street. Refreshments will be served and general good time is ex- pected. All are cordially invited
 While E. w. Pierce was enjoying a spin yesterday evening on his new bike he cOllided with buggy contain ing two Chicago ladies With timely presence of mind he escaped unhurt but his wheel received a few scratches The ladies were alarmed, but unhurt
 There will be regular meeting of J. W. Owens w. R. c. this afternoon in the lodge room of the Monihon building at 2:30 o'clock for initiation of new members and other important business. A full attendance is ear nestly requested. Visiting members are cordially invited Ito attend.
 Last night at o'clock Rev. Fenton- Smith of the Trinity Episcopal church, pronounced the words that united in bonds of matrimony Chauncey Aims worth and Mrs. Annie Hedrick. The many friends of the couple will join with The Republican in wishing them eternal prosperity and happiness.
 Tusday night as Constable Porterie was searching for the Chinaman who stabbed a countryman he discovered five Chinamen smoking opium in a joint on First street. He placed the etiquette under arrest and confscated their property. They are now lodg- ing in jail pending their examination.
 Border Vidette: The old mine re- gently opened by Messrs. Anderson, Prickett and Verdugo runs $152 in gold. One of the men dug up a Span ish coin bearing the word Carlos" on it's face, showing that the mine has been worked in ancient times when the country was under Spanish rule Collector Webb is in possession of the coin.
 Mrs. Theresa Frymire and daughter, Alice, will leave this morning for Vil- lisca, Iowa, where they will visit with relatives for week before proceeding to Monmouth, Illinois, where they will reside. The many friends of Mrs. Fry mire and Miss Alice deeply regret their departure, but wish for them every possible success in their new home.
 Billy Waddlington, constable and prosperous rancher, of Riverside, has entered into new business by open ing up a grocery store in that growing district. Although Billy knows more about locomotive or farm than he does about the grocery business, still he knows the difference between sugar and salt. He is deserving of success in his new venture.
 A well-knoWn young business man and a colored drayman came near holding each other up Tuesday night They came Unexpectedly together in an unfrequented spot and intstinctive- ly each drew a revolver and made a detour to get around each other with out collision, both being under the impression that genuine footpad was looking for holdup.
 Assessor St. Claire yesterday re- turned from the hills in the northern part of the county, where he has been assessing property. He is determined to get all sheep in the county listed and ito that end has two deputies rid ing in the northern part of the county and one deputy in the eastern. The deputies will visit all shearing corrals There are several thousand head of sheep now in the county.
 The report that a corpse had returned to life after being prepared for burial proves ito be without foun- dation. The rumor was based on an empty coffin found in potter's field. The coffin contained the remains of Jos. Ingalls, of Powell, Ohio, who had benn buried in potter's field, then dug up and buried in the Lusely cem- etery at the request of the relatives of the deceased who had been notified of the death.
 Last night at o'clock at the Fowler residence, corner of Third and Jeffer- son streets, were united In marriage Harry Kennedy and Miss Nellie Fowler It was intended that the matter should be kept a secret, but in some manner it leaked out. The bride is a handsome md popular young