Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

UNITED IN MARRIAGE.-John F Hayden and Elizabeth Aldridge were married yesterday by Justice John stone.
 IT WAS A BOY.-There was Joy in the family Of MT. and Mrs. Clinton Miller on Tuesday night. It was 3 boy, ten pounds.
 LADIES' TEA The Baptist la dies afternoon tea at Mrs. McCords S Central avenue, will take place from 2 to 5 o'clock this afternoon
 1 CONTEST AT THE PARK The Union high school team and the Indian school eleven will meet in deadly con- f1ict at the park nex. Saturday after ncon at 2:3O
 APPENDICITIS OPERATION. An ioperati-n will be performed today upon chronic appendicitis. Mrs. Howell is the wife of Judge Howell, the well known Basin cattleman.
 WANTS A DIVORCE.-W. G. Ogle yesterday filed suit in district court for a divorce from his wife, Violet Ogle, on the ground of abandonment The parties were married in Colorado several years ago. The defendant is l believed to be a resident Of Los An geles.
 | DISTRICT COURT The case oi Warner vs. Savers in district court yes terday was continued for the term. The case of Steinegger vs. Hancock was dismissed without prejudice for l nf Tlr0 1T Wakelin vs. Monihon was continued until today. In the case of the Phoenix ] Wholesale Meat company vs. Rosen- 1 berg judgment was rendered for the 1 plaintiff.
 1 AN EXCISED JOINT An opera i ticn was performed on l. N. Bell yes terday for an excision of the right wrist joint. The joint has been affected ] by tuberculosis for more than seven years and during the last year Mr. Bell had no use Of his hand. The condi- tion Of the joint had been rapidly growing worse lately and the operation was at length resorted to as the cnly means of saving the hand.
 l ABOUT FOOT BALL. There will 1 be an interesting game Of foot ball al the park Saturday at 2:30 D. m., be- tween the Union high school and the second eleven from the Indian school i Lyman Bennett will captain the high school team, and Mark Antonio will fill a like position for the Indian boys This will be the first of a series of games and each side is working hard to win the first game. The Indian school band Of forty pieces will be in attendance to make things more lively
 LAFAYETTE DAY. The celebrat- ing Of Lafayette Day by the Phoenix public schools occurred yesterday morning at the Central school build ing. The ceremonies were brief, but l interesting. Gcverner Murphy deliv- cred an eloquent address eulogistic oi | Marquis de Lafayette, whose gallant services in the struggle Cf the young republic eliminated at the fall of York town, whose anniversary had been sci aside as Lafayette Day. There were addresses also by Professors W. s Tipton and J. c. Wasscn Of i.he high l school
 THE REGISTRATION The regis tration list sc far as returns have been received contains 4,932 names, a gair Of 400 over two years age. Reports ot some of the registration officers have not yet been received, but enough more names will likely be sent in to swel the number above 5000. As usually happens there will no doubt be fcuni a duplication of names, but this vii hardly reduce the correct number be lew 5000. The list will therefore show a gain cf eleven per cent within twt years. The gain will really be more than that, for a great many voter: were found who stubbornly refused t; register.
 ACTION FOR RENT Jennie Loring yesterday began two suit against M c. Wood and NJ. R. Harlan to recover S513 for rent Of a room oi Washington street occupied by a frui and confectionery store. The ren was $105 month, which has been un paid since June 8, with the exception of a credit Of s53 The complaint say that there was an agreement in the be ginning that the fixtures in the stor should be regarded as security fer an, debt that might accrue through unpait rent The value of these fixtures i placed at S541. The second complain
 is petition fer an injunction restrain
 ing the defendants from disposing 0 or encumbering this property. Judg Street directed the wrEu 10 issue.
 ROUGH RIDERS " WELCOME. =
 The Rough Riders of this city an
 Tempe are arranging 70 welcome thei lieutenant-commande Col. Alex
 Brodie, on Saturday night next. l
 will be in the nature Of mounted pa
 rdde and escort. The men will appea in uniform and will escort Col. Br9di
 from his hctel to the speakers stand
 There are about eighteen "Rougl
 Riders here and as the people hay
 net yet had an opportunity to wit
 ness these gallant fighters on parad
 they will attract considerable atten ton. As Col. Brcdie is very popula i with the men of his former comman
 they seize this opportunity to shoN | flr.Vl (fN