Arizona republican., 1898-11-23
News of the Town

licenses were issued yesterday 10 Ri ] cardo Duarte ard Carlota Soto; Ellis Barker and Ann Medora Brown; Jo- sede Ia Guz Bernal and Guadalupe Ramirez.
 ADMITTED TO PROBATE. Tho
 will oS Daniel Titus. late Of Oakland,
 Cal, was admitted to probate yester-
 day. His son, Frank F. Titus, is ap-
 pointed eXecu. or as to the part of the
 estate situated in this county.
 DELAYED TRAINS.- The s. F. P.
 & P. train from the north arrived in
 the ely this morning six hours late.
 The train had been held at Ash Fork
 to await the westbOunG Santa Fe Pa
 cifc. which had been delayed by a bliz-
 gard raging throughout Kansas on 1 Monday.
 DORSEY'S FRIENDS.- Senator Stephen w. Dorsey was called upon by many mining men yesterday at his rooms at the Adams. Many who were
 not acquainted with him called to pay their respects to the distinguished
 mining man who has created stir by 4-ls extensive operations in Yuma i county.
 A MISSING DRILL. The usual
 weekly drill of B company, N. c. A.,
 will be dispensed with tomorrow night i
 by Company A. B c0mpany's armory,
 by the way, has been moved from he O'Nein building to the West End house at the corner Of Washington street and Seventh avenue.
 ORANGE PICKING. At the differ ent orange groves in the valley pick ing is progressing rapidly, and ship ments are being made to ,he eas5 al most every day. The Mexican oranges are just coming in, and Arizona ana that country are the first 10 supply the winter markets of the cast. As no Navel oranges are raised in Mexico this valley has the hCaor of sending tho first Navel oranges east this year.
 THANKSGIVING CLOSING. = A movement has teen started for the closing O. the stores of Phoenix on Thanksgiving day. All the clerks are in favor of it and mos, if not all, pro prietOrs. 1t is generally agreed that it is the proper thing to do. No man can work ard feel very thankful This year in particular he warts a time for meditation upon the manner in which his country licked Spain, raised Jig crops ana went republican.
 RETURNED TO TEXAS NJ. D. i Wilkins ar old man who had lived iii [ hoanix and the valley for nearly fiji | teen years without making a success Of it. left yesterday on his return to his former home at Austin, Tex. The | board of supervisors gave him a ticket to Fl Paso He managed somehow to raise money enough to pay his fare the rest Of the way. For the last three Or i four years he has been in i'll health and f the most Of his time was spent in the . counJy hospital
 FOOT BALL. At he Thanksgiving foot ball game a large crowd Cf south | side excursionists will be found "rocting" for the red= white and vel low. The high school team lined up yesterday at 146 pounds, while the normalites will probably reach 160. music on the occasion, and toge 5her with the great rivalry be.ween the two interested schools, an exciting game is anticipated
 JUSTICES COURT.- Cruz Mar tinez and Ramon Allegrija wsre before Justice Johnstone yesterday charged with stealing wood from E. B. Rich aTdson. They were convicted and sen tenced to ten days in the county jail. Henry Castor, a youth, will be brought up at 3 o'clock this afternoon on charge Of nisspending his time loiUer ing about houses of in-fame and other
 
 Prosper Bordoni will also appear to answer to charge of assault upon F'erEande Renee.
 A RANCH WEDDING. The mar riage O. Miss Forest R. Greene, daugh- ter of R. 0. Greene, Q prosperous ranCher living ten miles west of PhOe nix, to MT. Daniel Wilkie, will be eel ebrated tonight a. the ranch hcme Of R. o. Greene. Rev. Mir. Ferguson, pas ter Of the Christian church of this { city, will officiate. M. Willlie is q young ranchcr, and is the son Of one of the oldest settlers in the vaIlty. He has built a comfortable house on his ranch, and he young couple will en- { ter their new hCmc immediately. |
 4 FIRM DISSOLVED- The firm of ] Copeland 6 McCallum, proprietors of he machine works, has been dissolved by an agreement which was filed in the office Of the county recorder yes -erday. Mir. Copeland retired under . i condition hat he will not engage in q r similar business in this town within z the Eext tsn years. It is also condi- i toned that he may be called in by MT. I McCallum aI any time for advice and t consultation provided that such call lCes not in .erfere with any other bus mess in which he may be engaged. I
 UNCLE TOMS CABIN."- Hagel's l production Of Uncle Toms Cabin" [ ast night at the Patton Grand opera [ house was witnessed with the same interest which this drama never fails -o elicit, acd the older the story gets | he greater seems to be the demand for y t. There are a number of go0d ar ists in HageE's troupe and they enter aimed a large audience last night 'Topsy" sang a number of popular 3ongs with a voice rich in volume and [ ,learness. and there was other sing ng which was equally good The com 3any will go to Tempe tomCrrcw, where t will appear tonight, and from here 1- goes 10 Mesa for Thursday n light. It will return to Phoenix to .i,-n a mn co Sat11rdav aftprnNon ali '