Arizona republican., 1898-12-08
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

LICENSE TO WE'D A marriage 1 license was issued yesterday to Claude w. Cisney and Eda Maddox, both of
 the city.
 FOOT BALL TODAY. There will
 be game of foot ball today between the Monarchs and the Centrals, both
 juvenile elevens.
 MISS DYAR'S FUNERAL The funeral of Miss Katharine G. Dyar will
 take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Trinity church.
 ARRIVING IMMIGRANTS. Three cars of emigrants, moveables consist ing of furniture and stock, from Minne- sota arrived in town yesterday over the Santa Fe.
 REMOVED FROM PHOENIX. The remains of the late F. F. Ward were taken to San Diego last night. They were accompanied by the widow of the deceased and his brother, Fred Ward.
 LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP. - Herbert l.. Sanderson yesterday made application in probate court for letters of guardianship of Sadie B. Sanderson, Nina L. Sanderson and John H. san t.erson.
 ORANGES AND OLIVES Three cars of oranges are being loaded at the s. F. P. & P. freight depot for ship ment to Chicago today. One car of ol- ives was shipped by the same line to New York yesterday.
 AT HE PATTON GRAND. Miss Nab Ava Messenger, the harpist, will appear at the Patton Grand on the night of December IT. Miss Messen- ger is favorably known to the music loving people of Phoenix.
 MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT.-A se- lect company of friends and relatives gathered at the residence of MT. Mad dOX last evening to witness the mar riage ceremony of Miss Eva Maddox to MT. Claude w. Cisney, Rev. F. A. Ames officiating.
 DISTRIC- COURT. Very little was done in a short session of district court yesterday. The case of James Wilson vs. the London company was dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff The case of Henry Morgan vs. Thomas D. Molloy was argued and submitted.
 WATER APPROPRIATION. IN. w. Haggart and J. H. Ivy yesterday filed notice in the office of the county re- corder of the appropriation of 5000 inches of water, both surface and un- derfiow, to be diverted by means of dam to be constructed near the south east corners of section 29, township 1 north, range 2 east.
 WILLIAM ARMSTRONG COR MACK William Armstrong Cor mack, a native of Wick, Scotland, died in this city last night at Il o'clock. He was born November 2, 1867. The funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon at Davis undertaking par lors. Rev. Lapsley McAfee of the Presbyterian church will of1ciate.
 THE INDIANS ABROAD. The Phoenix Indian school foot ball team will play the Athletics of Santa Bar bara at Pasadena today. The school band has taken possession of Los An geles. It gave a concert at one Of the thealters there last Saturday night and is now confronted by five engagements It will appear at Redondo next Satur- day.
 SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS. As a result of the teachers quarterly ex- animation which closed on Tuesday night certificates were issued yesterday to Miss NelI.e Clark and Miss Anna McComas of Mesa, and c. B. Fife. Will liam c. Halsey and Miss Anna Stout were applicants for territorial di- plomas Their manuscripts have beer forwarded to the territorial superin'- tendent. There was a single failure.
 A GASOLINE ENGINE. Private l.. M Frances of the Salvation Army came in last night from the Humbug district where he went to study the complaint of a gasoline engine. MT. Frances is one of the most Skillful per suaders on the coast of this peculiar whose ecCentricitieS have driven many a strong man to drink. Mining on tlH Humbug, MT. Frances says, will be actively resumed as soon as sufficient water is obtained.
 AN ASSIGNMENT Phoenix Plumbing company yesterday made an assignment to Gus H. Hirschfeld. The schedule of. assets and liabilities will be filed as soon as it can be made. William Coon, one of the principal has been i'll for several months and unable to attend to busi- ness. His brother, Charles Coon, said yesterday that the resources would exceed the liabilities. The assignment was made necessary, MT. Coon says, on account of the slowness of collections. He believes that an ad- justment of the affairs of the company will leave the plumbing company in good condition.
 AN EXPERIMENTAL STATION. - A number of the stock breeders and eattlemen of this county are desirous of establishing a station in the valley for experimenting upon stock feeding. Stations of a similar nature are in op- aration in most every state in the Union, and are conducted at the ex- Dense of the state under the direction of the agricultural bureau, The feed CTS are anxious to have these scientific .ests made upon alfalfa feeding with reference to the different breeds of stock. Such information is of great value to feeders and with the growth )f the stock business in the valley cattlemen believe that such an insti- .ution will become imperative.
 ARIZONA APPLES Billy Cook