Arizona republican., 1898-06-26
Small Paragraphs of Gen.
 erdI Local Interest.
News of phOenix and Tributary Re- zion. The DOingS of People and Other Matters.


 License to marry was issued yester- day to Fred Lunsford and Mary A 1 Williams.
 1 The business of police court yester-
 day all clustered about lone drunk
 who was fined $3.
 Teresa Bianchi yesterday made ap- plication in probate court for letters
 of administration on the estate of her
 husband, G. Bianchi.
 The annual meeting of the terri torial immigration commission was
 ernor. There were present beside th1 | governor, who is ex-officio chairman, The case of Officer Molloy, against whom Mrs. Ella Crowley made com
 plaint charging him with horse whipping her son, was continued yes terday in Justice Kincaid's court until tomorrow afternoon. The continuance
 was taken on the motion of the pros ecution.
 Among the documents filed in the
 office of the county recorder yesterday
 was a power of attorney from Diana Wormser and Samuel Wormser of Midelbronn, Alsace-Loraine Both are relatives of the late M. Wormser of this city. The power is directed to
 Abraham Lippman.
 Last Thursday there was rain storm on the desert between the Agua Fria and the Buckeye country. It lasted only an hour and amounted all most to waterspout. It covered an area twelve miles wide and of indef : nite length. A great deal of damage
 was done to the canals in that part of the country.
 J. c. Martin of Yavapai county, T. c Jordan of Maricopa, c. M Funston of Coconino, and J. W. Darlington of Yuma. The only business other than routine transacted was the adoption
 of resolution to print 1000 copies of the governors report to the seer eta1y of the interior containing reports from the commissioners by counties. It is a good thing for the Spaniards that Arthur Ainsworth, the young son of Judge Ainsworth, was not big enough to go out with the Rough Riders" He is marvellous shot With a small 22-caliber rife he brought down twenty-four doves yes terday. The first five stots were made without a miss
 The election of a Fourth of July goddess of liberty ana Columbia was concluded yesterday. There was some heavy voting for three candidates The count stood: Miss Frankie Kell- ner, 1,686; Miss Bessie Otero, LAO: Miss Buelah Montgomery, 290. Miss Otero by reason of having attained second place becomes Columbia. There was an affectionate gree,ing
 at the M & P. depot yesterday morn ing. Coyote Bill'' haG just returned from the territorial prison, to which he was sentenced 8 ear ago for steal ing a. set of harness from John T Dennis. He was met at the train by his wife, Cowboy Frankie" who has been haunting the depet at train time for the past week.
 Gus Heyman, the San Francisco travelling man, who arrived here lately from Globe, said that while he was there he visited the Black Warrior
 copper mine, of which James A.
 Fleming of this city is one of the pFlHClpdI owners. NIT. HeymaQ says it is not a copper mine at all, but a
 copper quarry, one of the greatest properties he ever saw.
 This afternoon will be a gala day at the park. The band will play between 3 o'clock and and altogether more pleasure will be concentrated there
 than anywhere else in town these
 sweltering days. There are tho
 swimming baths, broad avenues of
 shade, abundant refreshments and
 whatever else available to rob the
 season of it's discomforts It is prob
 ably religious duty to go to the park
 because it will put one in a better
 frame of mind.
 Insurance men began arriving in
 town yesterday to adjust the losses
 occasioned by the late fire The only thing so far done was to allow the H. A. Dieh1 Shoe company s100 for dam age by smoke. The ether losses will
 be adjusted today In the meantime three days after the fire a blackened and fallen awning has been sllowed to
 obstruct the sidewalk on tn vest side
 of Center, near Washington The ad-
 justment of the losses appears to be
 regarded as an inquest and this avn ing looked upon as a dead body which dare not be moved until it has beeD officially viewed