Arizona republican., 1897-11-18

The " GWS or a Lay III E'NS'iiN CINa
 its Tributary Region Presented in Nutsheil-DoingSo of People and
 Other Matters.
 License to marry was issued y5ster- day to Byron A. Reddan and Ida M. Finch of Tempe.
 An informal, but pleasant party was given at the Hotel Adams last night in honor of Miss Alice Masten.
 San Francisco papers announce the early visit of John W. Mackay to Ali zona to inspect some mining proper ties in which his friends are trying to interest him.
 A little child of Mr. and Mrs Platen died on Tuesday night of membrane ous croup. This is the second visita- tion by death in this family within the last two weeks.
 M. H. Harlan has purchased the in- iterest of R. w. Shutler, of the Phoe- mix candy store, on South Center street, and Mrs. Harlan will be in charge of the business in the future.
 The weekly dress parade at the In dian school will hereafter taka place at 8: IS on Sunday afternoon and will be followed by a band concert. The public is invited to be D esent on these occasions.
 Jesus Salis and Manuel Maramara were convicted in Justice Johnstone's court yesterday of an aggravated dis turibance of the peace and were sent to jail, the former for thirty days and the later for fifteen.
 The ladies of the Baptist church ex- tend to all friends and especially to all strangers, a cordial invitation to spend a social hour or two in their between the hours of 2:30 and 5 this afternoon, at a fortnighty tea
 Conductor Ripper yesterday sev- cred his connection with the $. F. P. & P. after several years of service He will go to the City of Mexico, but will T-tatn his interest in the Trinity" It is probable that he will be succeeded by Conductor Reeder, who had his run during his late illness.
 The annual election of di ,ectcrs of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoemdx railroad occurred at Prescott at noon yesterday The members of the old were elected as follows: F. M. Murphy, D. M. Ferry, c. c. Bowen, G. W. Kretzinger, N. K. Faiibank Simon J. Murphy. Robert McCurdy, Jay Morton and w. c. Bashford.
 The Endeavor society of the Chris tian church will give Box social in the church on tomorrow evening, at which they will try to present bet ter programme than was given by the old folks last week. The ladiss will fo1y 1r,y, y,<1,or 1.-TWO s-iI,, !, which will be sold at 25 cents each at the close of the programme. the names of the ladies being concealed in the box.
 IT district court yesterday judgment for plaintiff was rendered in the fol- lowing cases: J. F. Woodbridge vs. J. Dussard; Leo Goldman vs w. R. Westover; W. A. Bolton vs. J. R. Haigler; D. Kloss vs. J. R. Haigler; Walce- Hill vs. w.. P. Davis; T. Walk CT vs. J. R. Haigler. A motion for a continuance in the case of O'Connor 6 Cottrell vs. Adams was argued in the afternoon.
 The funeral of Sibyl Lapham oc- cured yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from the Presbyterian church The esteem in which the young girl was held was manifested in many ways, the general air of sorrow which pervad6d the church, and by banks of white flowers contributed by mem lbers of the Sunday school. Six of the young associates of the deceased clad in the purest white attended upon the cashet.
 A Prescott product is whiling away fifteen days in the city jail. He got drunk on Tuesday night and imagin- ing he was surrounded by the free dom of Yavapai, began terrorizing women on the street by following them around. When the product was arraigned in court yesterday, he was at first inclined to fight the case, but finally offered to compromise by plead ing guilty and quitting the camp. His proposition was rejected.
 The Boston Bloomer girls will be here on Sunday. A representative of this base ball playing aggregation ar rived in the city yesterday morning and selected the umpire. MT. George P. Bullard The Los Angeles Herald speaking of the girls engagement a. that place, says: What they lack in skill on the diamond would make the most phenomenal player the world has ever seen" However, they con- stitute an attraction, and that's what they are out for.
 A runaway, prolific of bruises, but no serious injuries, occurred near the $ F.. P. & P. depot yestei day morn ing. Col. W. J. Cotton and the night clerk of the Ford hotel were return ing from the depot in A. Went worth s hack. In turning a corner one of the reins. was broken and the horses started to run. The driver was thrown from his seat and dragged forty yards before he could disengage himself The hack itself came in contact With an obstacle and was brought to a sudden standstiu. All the parties were severely injured. The hack was damaged to the extent of S75 or S1OO.
 The footpads were abroad aga n last night. Jasper Dobbs, one of the