El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-30

OLD nome, near Republic. Inc wed
ding took place several weeks ago--a
quiet home marriage with only the
immediate friends and relatives of the
happy couple present; but owing to
illness In the family the honeymoon
trip was postponed until now, Mrs.
Wade was formerly Mrs. Sadie Max
we'll, widow of the late Pete Maxwell
of Fort Sumner, and has large num-
Der of friends who wish her much
as q member of the firm of Bell &
Wade, .on Railroad avenue.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Arizona.
Sarg. E. L. Baskerville in charge Of
q squad of soldiers from Fit. Huachuca,
passed through town today en- route to
Dragon to receive three Apache
scouts from FIT. Grant, who are assign
ed to Fit. Huachuca. The return trip
will bring them through Tombstone
Saturday.-Tombst one Prospector.
u, S. Stewart, cashier of the First
National bank, of Ell PasO, Texas, paid
business visit to Solomonville last
Saturday, and found time to call on
the Bulletin. Mr.. Stewart reports that
business is good in Ell Peso. The
amount of trade is steadily growing
and many substantial public improve
ments are being pushed ahead. he
First National bank reached high
water mark, in volume of business last
month. Mr.. Stewart is q most pleas
ant gentleman and his popularity is
universal among bis acqusintances.-
Arizona Bulletin.
man in Arizona, died at the residence
of DR.. Wilson, No. SAG North Fourth
avenue, on Sunday last Funeral ser.
vices from the house were held yester
day. the Rev. E. A. Penick officiating
the interment taking place in the
Loring cemetery. Mr.. Drane was born
in Maryland, May IL, 1905, being at the
time of his death 93 years. 8 months
and 10 days old. He resided for over
fifty years in Missouri, coming to Ari-
IONA in September last. Mr.. Drane
| was q devoted member of the Episcopal
church and was an example of the old
time gentleman of the south.-Repu.
blican.
Sheriff w. T. Armstrong returned
last night with King Ussery in custo-
dy having arrested him at Mammoth
last Monday night. The prisoner, who
is an old offender, is charged with
stealing horses from John Cline of
Tonic. Sheriff Armstrong reached
|
difficulty located the house in which
Ussery roomed. On the approach of
the officers Ussery had blown the light
out, and had the advantage of them.
Sheriff Armstrong advanced to the
door and commanded Ussery to eur.
render, but the latter denied his iden-
ttty and refused to give himself up.
An acquaintance Of Ussery was then
induced to interview him and after
| h0 cd
to surrender.-Globe Belt.
Articles of incorporation of the In
ternational Irrigation and Improve
100000, divided into ten dollar shares
were filed in the Office of the county
recorder yesterday. The company
will operate in the United States and
Sonora The incorporates are: r.
A. Stewart, L. Miller, r. 81. Lack aud
81. Paul. Tucson is named as the
principal place of business. Articles
of the Arizona Land company were al
so filed in the recorders Office. The
members of the company are: G. J.
Hall, president; E. j. Bennitt, vice
president, and &. F. Ainsworth, sec
rotary. The object of this incOrpora-
tion is to deal in real estate and bonds
and engage in all transactions chat q
natural person may engage in. Thu
capital stock ts $lO,OOO, divided 1nt(
900 shares.-Republican.
Arizona's patron saint the venerabl,
Charles D. Poston, is to have q pen
sion from the territory sufficient tt
> make smooth the remaining few miles
OF his long life journey. In the hous,
Monday Mr.. Scott introduced q bill
reciting that in January, 1854, Mr.
Poston prospected the Ajo mines, il
what is now Pima county and in tn
same year organized the first mining
company to invest capital in what
Arizona. From 1856 to 1861 he wa
deputy clerk and recorder of Don
Ana county, then embracing all @
Arizona. In 1873 he and the congress
sionsl delegate from New Mexico hat
the bill drawn and brought about tn
legislation which made Arizona q ter
ritory. Mr.. Poston gave Arizona 1t
name and was its first territorial del
egate in congress-, in 1864. F ON 1856
to 1880 he was register of the Unite
States land Office in the territory. TIL
bill declares that among all the piOr
GERS of the.territory Mr. Poston wa
pre-emineptly the moving spirit. 90
in fact, may truly be said to be til
father OF Arizona. Mr.. Poston is nov
over seventy years OF age, in feebl
health and without income. Che bill
auth rizes the payment to Mr.. POsto
of 1926 monthly out of the general ia.
Neutrality-suspicious. Prospector.
Mexico.
Yesterday Miss Pearl Blanche Cop