Arizona republican., 1898-02-01

License to marry was lately issued to Alfred E. Talbot and Miss Norma Stuhr Weber.
 A special dispatch uo The Repub- lican from Washington las night stated that Mayor J. c. Adams had just arrived there.
 Fifty-fve carloads of perishable freight from California were shipped over the Santa F'e, Prescott & Phoenix road yesterday. Of these forty-four cars were oranges.
 J. H. McClinuock, secretary of the normal school board, yesterday sub mitted his report to the governor. The report of the livestock board will also be presented today.
 Assayer Ford made a test of the ore from the claim of Arthur D:apeau, the Silver Mountain, in the Hum bug district, yesterday. The ore makes f1atering showing.
 A. A. Staley of Phoenix has pur- chased an intere st in the Sunset mines in the Cottonwood distriog of Califor- nia. These mines are in Riverside county and are supposed to be very rich.
 w E. Frost of Kingnlan returned last evening to the Mohave county seat, Mrs. Frost accompanying her husband. The gentleman said tha. he would talk up the mining convene tion on his return to Kingman.
 A rumor has been in circulation of horrible murder al Congress, in which a merchant had killed his wife and son and his partner In reply to a telegraphic inquiry last night it was said that nothing was known there of the tragedy.
 MT. George B. Ryan, who succeeded W. s. Cox ss representative of Hib- bard, Spencer & Bartlett of Chicago, has added the bicycle as a side line. He will leave tonighi for Tucson and later run on to Silver City, N M., to see MT. Cox, who is now a prospero ous merchant.
 The production of Tn Old Virginia" on Friday evening for the benefit of Company B is attracting great deal of attention. The play itself is said to be one of the best ever submitted to the approval of an audience, and it will be produced here in a manner
 
 als. Keep the date in mind!
 President s. H. H. Clark of the Union Pacific railroad will probably arrive in the city today, CT if not to- day, at some time within the week. He is coming on account of ill heal,n and his stay may be one of weeks. He has spent the greater part of the winter at San Antonio. Tex, but the lot cold for a winter resort.
 MT. Will c. Bailey of San Fran cisco, the lecturer on theosophy, will appear at Redewill hall at 7:30 tomor- row night. His subject will be Karma. He will also lecture at Tempe on Thursday night and a. Mesa on Saturday evening. His lec- ture at the opera house Cn Sunday night was we'll received He has an interesting manner of presenting an interesting subject.
 H. A. Lozier & Co.,, manufacturers of the Cleveland bicycle, in their latest suggestion 10 their agents, say: Sea- tering advertisements in hotel Hobbies, city directories, maps, programmes, etc., etc., are usually procured only at a cost very much cut of proportion to the results achieved, and should not be used unless your profits are pro- viding you with a safe surplus. One inch in a good local paper, displayed in the same place zach issue, will do more to keep yourself and your bi- cycle before the public than many ad- vertlsements of the kinds mentioned above"
 Among the Pullmans now in Phoe- nix being transferred east is enc than | which there is none finer made. It is the Nicaragua" constructed at a cost exceeding that of two of the most ex pensive dwelling houses in Arizona, 3G,000 It concains twelvel cCmpaIt- ments, each independen nt of any other, and each possessing in itself all the conveniences found in the most im~ proved palace cars. The cOmpart- ments are finished each in 3. diff srent kind of wood. All these cars were held up at Ash Fork for several days until it became evident that the delay was going to be long and indefinite Governor McCord yesterday made several important appointments, among which were those of Professor William P. Blake Of the university territorial geologist and miner e1alogist, and c. o. Anderson of Navajo county and Walter G. Scott of Apache, to be immigration commissioners. B. M Doe was appointed fish and game con- missioner to succeed Major Ed Schwartz, resigned. Dr. James " | McNally was made a member of th1 territorial medical board in place ot Dr. Davis, who though one of the first appointees under the law establishing the board, has never attended one oi its meetings
 In supreme court yesterday in the case of William c. Dawes, appellant vs. the United States, appellee, the judgment of the lower court was af- firmed. This is an old case in which it was alleged that the appellant had failed in a contract 10 supply Whipple Barracks with lot of hay. In the case of Thomas NJ. Vaughn vs. c. A Newman, the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. The following cases wefe reset: A. L. Hensh3w et al the Salt Riuor- NolIcx-