Arizona republican., 1898-10-14
News of tine Town


 marry was issued yesterday to Juan Roma and Pereselaro Maraga.
 DISTRICT COURT. The only incl dent of district court yesterday was the trial of Dr. J. F. Hardy vs. Walter Hill.
 POLICE COURT Two drunks and an unlicensed Chinaman made up the docket at yesterday mornings police court session.
 lima, the S-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs. B. J. Zabriskie. died at Tucson yesterday. Mrs. Zabriskie is sister of Mrs. H. Harrison Of this city, who is at Tucson.
 WELL KNOWN HERE.--A number of friends Of Miss Gladys Siegler yes terday received cards announcing her marriage recently to MT. George H. Henderson. The event took plac at Hot Springs, Ark, where the brides parents reside Miss Siegler was we'll known in Phoenix, she having spent last winter here.
 FANCY NEEDLE WORK The quilt displayed in the window of Will son & Wards shoe store is the work of Mrs. Frank Scotten The lady origi- mated the design and did the needle work by hand It is made completely Of ribbons taken from cigar boxes, and required almost a year at cdd times to complete the work.
 CATTLEMEN INVITED TO AT TEND The annual meeting Of the live stock association vii be held in Phoenix on Saturday. It is expected that large number of catlemen will be present at this meeting, and be- sides the routine business there will be a general discussion of matters per taining to the advancement of the stock interests of the territory
 GROUP OF ROUGH RIDERS - The Scrioner's magazine for Septem- Der contained a reproduction of a group which was taken in Cuba. con- posed of General Wheeler, CQl Reese welt, General Wood, Col. BEodie and Chaplain Brown. This picture, which shows some of the most illus.ricus leaders Of the Cuban campaign. will be shown by MT. Mealey's stsrecpticon at an early date
 STOLEN STEP LADDER Some body, and Seth Byers, the court house ianitor, thinks he knows who, stile his step ladder. If the thief will re- turn il he will save MT Byers the trouble of proving it on him and b5side, no questions will be asked As a further inducement, if the man who took the ladder had a thought of get ting up in the world and will bring it back MT. Byers will teach him how he may get higher than he could have as- cended by means of short ladder
 CARELESS DRIVING.-R. H. Bark CT thinks that the city ordinance which places a fine against persons leaving horses standing in the streets united should bs supplemented by a law to prevent drivers from turning corners at the full speed of their horses. "A mans lifa is Ii danger every time he crosses Street in Phoenix" said MT. Barker. ''The cowboys run their horses through the streets as though they were out in the hills, and people are liable to be run down and killed"
 TO MEET BRODIE.-Governor Mur- phy, Judge Wright and Chairman Drake of the republican territorial central committee are among these who went to Holbrook to meet Col Brodie A number went from Prescott and other places to be present at the meeting tonight at Holbrook. The re- ception of Gel. Brodie will be a greet ing by the entire people of Holbrook, and it is but the first of a series of rousing receptions which Arizona towns will give the brave Rough Rider
 EDITOR BANTA HERE Editor Banta of the Prescott Pick and Drill arrived in the city yesterday. MT. Banta has lately entered into the field of daily newspaper work, having is sued the first number of the Daily Pick and Drill the first af the month. He is strong supporter Of Col Brodie and he. says that Yavapai county will give the gallant Rough Rider large ma jority. A great daal or Interest is felt in Prescott in the return of Col. Brodie, and the entire city will turn out to welcome him.
 A RAIDED HOUSE.-The residence og J. T. Silliman, employed at McNul- tvs grocery stcre, was pretty thor oughly robbed on Wednesday night. MT. Silliman lives On Central avenue, two miles north Of .he city. Mrs Silli- man was away from home and when she returned she found that nearly all the clothing belonging to herself and her husband had been carried away. A lCo Of bed clothing was gone also, and everything else was piled up in heaps, showing the ex- haustiveness of the thieves search.
 NAVAJO WATER CASE In a re- port some time ago Of the findings of the supreme court it was stated that in the case Of Running vs. ScCtt, Per ter ct al, from Navajo county, the lCwer court was reversed. The judg-- ment of the lower court was disturbed only in the sense that it was modified The case grew out of dispute be- tween Running on one side and Scott, Porter anG other appropriatcrs of T