Arizona republican., 1898-09-20

LICENSE TO WED. License to marry was issued yesterday to Mel quides Lopez and Juanita Mejias.
 A NEW SUIT.-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by the Phoe- nix Meat company against M. Rozen- burg over a disputed account.
 TRAIN BEHIND TIME.-The $. F. P. & P train from the north arrived this morning seven hours late A de- layed train on the Santa Fe Pacific was to blame.
 A NEW BABY.-The home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Phillips was made a great deal brighter last night by the birth of a girl baby of satisfactory weight-ten pounds.
 PERSONAL INQUIRY.-Will the lady who knew MT. E: E. Baird at the Boulder, Colorado, sanitarium please communicate with Katherine w. Will son, 305 Fleming block, city?
 INDIAN PUPILS Eleven Indian pupils arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning from Colton, Cal, and have entered the school north of Phoenix Nine of them were twelve years and over and two under twelve years.
 AN AGED WOMAN'S DEATH Mrs. Phoebe Sloan died in this city yesterday afternoon. The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock at Smiths undertaking rooms. The remains will be sent to Flores, La, tonight
 CATTLE FOR THE COLORADO Dave Balsz of Yuma has just finished buying 125 head of fat cattle in the valley for the Colorado River agency He has the contract for supplying the agency with beef. He also bought a carload of sheep for his Yuma meat market
 w. R. C.-There will be a special meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps this afternoon at o'clock to arrange for the reception of the Rough Riders and the flag. The ladies are requested to bring their needles and thimbleS.
 COL. MCORD'S REGIMENT.-Col McCord's regiment will leave Prescott tomorrow morning on it's way to Lex ington, Ky, and arrive here some time during the day This is the informa- tion that reached Phoenix yesterday The seven companies will be brought on three or four trains.
 I. o. G. T. ENTERTAINMENT An entertainment will be given at the Cartwright school house next Satur- day evening under the auspices of the Good Templars. The programme to be rendered will be participated in largely by the members of the Juvenile temple, which meets at Cartwright.
 A STREET AFFAIR.-George Sears and James LaTourette, two cattlemen, quarreled and then fought in front of Goldman's store at noon yesterday. LaTcurette was knocked down. Sears feli on him and was pulled off by by islanders. There was talk of guns and shooting which has not yet trans pired.
 MAY GO THE OTHER WAY-It is possible that after all Col. McCord's S regiment will not come through Phoe- nix on it's way to Lexington, Ky, as had been arranged. A private tele- gram received at this office last night from Lieutenant F. w. Hill said it was reported at Whipple barracks that the regiment would leave on Thursday by the way of Ash Fork.
 RUSH OF BUSINESS The sher- ifs office was overwhelmed with bus mess last night. Harry Bowen, a young man from Tempe was brought in, having been held to the grand jury for horse stealing. At the same time another prisoner was brought to Tempe, committed for nisdemeanor. An old German who had been captured near Five Points was locked up on a charge of insanity, and q litsie later two Mexican Indians who had been en- gagged in resisting Officer Porterie, ar rived bloody and in need of attention.
 T. F. GRINDELL'S ILLNESS.-A telegram was received by friends in this city yesterday that T. F. Grindell, one of the Rough Riders who was nominated and will be elected on the republican county ticket for county superintendent of schools, is sick at Long Island City and will not be able to return to Arizona for some weeks yet, as he had anticipated. MT. Grin dell went through the trials of the military campaign, but lurking seeds of fever sown at that time have ripened and his condition is so serious that a trained nurse has been secured for him.
 THE COCKNEY'S" BURIAL.-Wil- liam Belcher, alias "The Cockney," was buried in Loring cemetery yester- day, a party whose name is withheld having furnished a burial place for the murderer and suicide, who would otherwise have been inferred in the potters field. The funeral of Minnie Powers will be held today, unless some thing unforeseen should happen to pre- vent One of the best caskets in Un- dertaker Davis stock was being trimmed up yesterday for her. It was copper lined and had silver plated handles and when completed will have a silver plate on the lid with the words At Rest" inscribed thereon. RETURNING ROUGH RIDERS. - in reply to a telegram from Governor Murphy last Saturday inquiring when the Arizona Rough Riders might be expected home that the people of the territory might prepare to receive them in a suitable manner. Governor Murphy yesterday received a dispatch from Col. Brodie saying that the