Arizona republican., 1897-11-21

License to marry was issued yester- day to Jesus Olea and Carmen Cam pello.
 Services of the Church of Christ, Scientist, will be held at RSdewill hall at il o'clock this morning.
 D. H. Goodin is now in charge of the race track and will have it in good condition for the coming races.
 Stefan & Co., have established a can dy factory at 432 West Washington street. They will supply the re.ail dealers and will do a wholesale busi- ness exclusively.
 The Sunday afternoon concert by the Capital City band will be omitted this afternoon on account of the Bos- ton Bloomer base ball game at the park at o'clock.
 Mrs. Thomas B. Starr, wife of the millionaire New York jeweler, who spent last winter in Phoenix, died week ago at Pasadena, Cal, where she was taken a couple of months ago.
 The Phoenix Pioneer band will rem der one of the best programmes this evening. at p. m. on the court house plaza that has been given this season, as all music is new and of high grade.
 Miss Bennett, one of the accomp- lished teachers in the public schools of Des Moines, la, arrived in the city last night to remain during the win ter to take a needed rest. She is vis- iting with B. T. Gillette.
 The Woodmen are preparing for. an entertainment to be given on the night of the second Thursday in De cember at Elks' hall Dancing will be, the chief feature. This will be the first of a series of similar monthly entertainments.
 Twenty-Five men who can nail on shingles, wanted to donate their time and help to put the roof on the Flor ence Crittenlton home, Monday and Tuesday, November 2 and 2S. Also several others to wait nthe shinglers. Bring your hammer along and help
 Assistant United States Attorney Franklin will go to Yuma tonight to attend the examination before Com missioner Carpenter of some men un- der arrest on a charge of breaking open a Southern Pacific freight car containing merchandise in bond from San Francisco.
 When the case of John X. Jones, the Mesa winemaker, was called in Jus tfce Johnstone's court yestHrday morn ing the defendant pleaded guilty to the complaint of selling liquor to minors. He was fined $5695. There are several other charges of the same kind against him.
 Governor McCord yesterday issued a proclamation recalling all proclama- tions of reward issued by his prede- cessors. The gov eTnor has also de- cided upon an innovation which will no doubt be beneficial. He will call a council each week of all territorial officials in which matters relating to territorial affairs will be discussed.
 In the case of Sanders & Beal vs. Warwick Scott, a judgment of $2O was given the plaintiff in Justice Kincaid's s court yesterday. The plaintiffs a year ago moved a large palm tree for the defendant and when they brought in their bill they were met by a coun- ter claim of $500 for damages to the tree, which the defendant claimed re- suited from carel assness in transpor- tation.
 The examination of Frank Swim coski, charged with stealing bicycle from Dr. J. c. Norton, was begun in Justice Kincaid's court yesterday A short time before the examination was begun Flannigan & Willis were re- tained for the defense. They suc- ceeded in finding two witnesses by whom an alibi could be established covering nearly all the time within which the whkel could have been stolen. After the territory had gone through the formality of proving the property, the case was adjourned until Monday morning, by which time the defense will endnavor to make the aliIbi complete.
 The lecture by MT J. George Hill
 ginger at the Baptist church nexl Tuesday night will be of especial in- terest. The subject, Mexican Sketches" is one with which the lec- turer is as familiar as any man not of the Mexican race. The lecture has been carefully prepared and is 8 scholarly production abounding ir | humor and instruction. It covers l nearly the whole range of Mexican | life and contains description of Mex | ican music which the lecturer him.
 self will illustrate by Mexican songs He will be assisted in his delineatior
 of this part of his subject by Mexi-
 can orchestra.
 The demand for expensive residence:
 and choice suites in hotels is becom | ing embarrassing MT. T. A. Orr i. lately in receipt of a stack of tele. i grams from acquaintances in the cas- wanting him to secure desirable win. l ter quarters. One man sent him z
 check for $1 ,000 in order to make his hunt the more effective. Those who have good residences to let are in the
 way of reaping a handsome rate o1 | interest so large that it will make the | cent per cent men envious. One gen. | tleman has a house that cost him | S2,500. He is being importunsd te