Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

: License to marry was issued y6SC0f-
 day to William Kersey Bowen and
 Desdemona Fawley, both of Mesa.
 A. William was convicted of a dis
 turbance of the peace in Justice John
 stones court yesterday and was ssn- i fenced to ten days in the county jail. The funeral of Andrew Clifford Hurley, the 18-months-old babe of Mir.
 and Mrs. F. T. Hurley, took place at
 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Cathedral.
 c. M. Thorndyke will leave tonight for St. Louis under orders from i Quartermaster Smith to take the po- sition of chief of packers. He has had
 a great deal of experience as an aparejo packer.
 MT. Edward Chalmers Martin and
 Miss Ruth Eva Hill were united in
 marriage yesterday afternoon by Rev. Dr. Halsey of the First Baptist church
 MT. Martin is a resident Of Prescott The bride resided near Phoenix. | An adjourned meeting Of New
 Workers will be held in room No. g Monihon building at o'clock this evening. The committee on organiza- tion will report. All sons of New York state are invited to be present. The islander case of Stoller vs. Hor- ton took up all of yesterday in dis
 trict court The testimony of the plaintiff was put in and the side of the dsfense was opened. The case will probably be concluded by noon today.
 Articles of incorporation of the Storm Cloud Gold Mining company were filed in the office uf the terri torial secretary yesterday. The in corporators are Whiting G. Press, Mark Bates and John W. Ellis. The capital stock is s1OO,0OO. Yuma will be the principal place of business
 There will be a branch office at Chi cago.
 The board of supervisors yesterday sold the grass on the county poor farm to Leon Bouvier and Charles Gold man for $400 The contract is good for only thirty days. The purchasers will cut what they can and turn stock on the rest. There is 120 acres of the grass. The board also accepted the painting of the court house by J. B. Dufton and paid him the contract price. S625.
 The inquest upon the killing of Dean and Toney at a railroad crossing in Tempe last Saturday exonerates the railroad company from negligence or blame, but partially censures it for running the train at too high rate Of speed. This censure can cut no figure, since there is no ordinance in Temp regulating the speed Of railroad trains neither is there any law in the ter ritory regarding it.
 W. Y. Tichner of San Francisco, representing Pacific coast fire insurance interests, is in town and will attend an inspection of the depart
 ment this afternoon. As a result of the inspection it is probable that a lcIwlar rate of insurance will be made Phoenix. Credit will be given the department for the horses. for the fire engine and hose carts and for the chemical apparatus, all of which have
 been ordered, but none Of which have yet been procured. Whatever reduc- l tion is made will be made for the I reason that the city is putting itself in the way to reduce the risk cf fire and
 at the same time reduce the risks in-
 surance companies undertake.
 | Several members of the Phoenix and
 Prescott delegations to the grand lodge l Knights of Pythias at Tucson have re- l turned home sore, the effect of an ac- cident from which more serious in l jury might have been expected. Sev- eral knights were returning from a 1 trip to San Xavier mission. A Con- cord coach containing dozen knights
 was bowling along rapidly when a l fore wheel came of. Some of the 1 knights crawled out of the windows l and others were dragged out. All ex- cept one suffered slight bruises, but nothing more. That one was so overwhelmed at finding himself still alive and unhurt that he tainted and I that is where he made a mistake. sympathetic brother came running up i from another vehicle with 8 bottle of beer and a chunk of ice. The former was forced down his unwilling throat
 and the latter was applied to the back Of his neck with so much vigor that the skin was rubbed off. He has been doing business with dentist
 since his return, but he has not worn
 a collar.
 II Tucson is taking the war with SpalI
 more seriously than any other local l iIy HI tuO OHllou OldlOS At 0 ASS'
 mass meeting there a cablegram O.
 thanks and congratulations was pre- , pared and sent to Admiral Dewey a 1 Cavite at a cost of s54. This recalls aI incident of the completion of tn s' Southern Pacific road to Tucson.
 similar mass meeting, presided ove
 by Mayor Robert Leatherwood, wa
 held and telegrams were sent to al | in Gnt If nfr-
 informing them that communication had been established between tn world and the oldest town in tn | United States. Then the variou t courts of Europe were apprised c 7 the fact. After the mass meetin ] had telegraphed or cabled to every
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