Arizona republican., 1899-11-02

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| CARNIVAL DINNERS. The la
dies of the Christian church will give a
chicken and turkey pie dinner during
each day of the carnival.
LICENSED TO WE'D. A marriage
| license was issued yesterday to Harvey
p. Driscoll of Chicago and Sadie ].
Zottman. The couple were married by
Probate Judge Morford.
| FORESTERS' MEETING. 80 Will
liam r. Uber. deputy supreme chief
ranger. will be present at the meeting
of the independent order of Foresters
this evening at Doris hall.
A MINING LOCATION. R. w.
! Baxter, Jose Cullon and John Miller
yesterday filed notice of the location of
the Frieda and AdmiraIda mining
claims in the Vulture district
\ BURGLAR HELD. Jose Con
zaIes. who was brought before Justice
tombstone yesterday on the charge of
| burglary. was duly examined by that
| official and bound over to await the ac-
ton of the next territorial grand jury
WILL LIVE IN PHOENIX. Cap
tain ShindIer and wife, who have lived
in Prescott for the last fifteen years,
are now in the city and will make
Phoenix their home hereafter. Their
daughter is Mrs. W. o. O'Neill. who
will also reside here.
CHANGE OF POSITION. F. II.
Simmons. who has been in charge of
the orchard on the experimental farm
for the past thirteen months under
Professor a. J. McCIatchie, has re-
signed to become foreman of E. J.
TrippeIs almond orchard near Mesa.
LEAGUE SOCIAL. AT the residence
of Mrs. PaffOrd, corner of Madison
street and Eighth avenue. Friday even
ing. the Epworth league of the NJ. E.
church south Will hold it's regular
monthly business and social meeting,
to which the public is cordially invited.
GOVERNOR MURPHY'S REPORT
The proof sheets of Governor Mur-
phys report to the secretary of the in
terror We're received from the govern
ment printer yesterday. The volume is
going TO be a much more voluminous
one than was supposed while it was in
manuscript form.
NUPTIALS ANNOUNCED. A COM
ing event which will be of great inter-
est in social circles both in Phoenix and
Prescott is referred to by a Prescott
paper as follows: THE marriage of DR.
Lentz of Phoenix, to Miss Maud Scar
borough, one of Prescotts most pop
ular young ladies, is announced to take
place at an early day"
\ PERTINENT INQUIRY To-
NIGHT. This is the night when the
Young Mems Democratic club is going
to meet at the court house and in
quire if there is anything binding in a
party platform and why the demo-
cratic members of the council are try
ing to evade the terms of the plat
form on which they ran for office last
spring and were elected.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COM
PANY. Articles of Incorporation of
the American Wireless Telegraph and
Telephone company were filed in the Of
flee of the county recorder yesterday.
The incOrporatOrs are G.. P. Gehring.
\. Frederick Collins. w. Conley Reed,
William J. Moss. Henry Bass, r. Lea
man. NJ. D., and A. r. Bass. The in
corpOrators are Pennsylvanians.
ANOTHER WATER SUIT. j. w
Curn yesterday began action against
the Salt River Valley Canal company
This is another incident in the Iitiga-
ton begun some months ago against
the various canal companies. 1t is eX-
pected. though no intimation has been
given by the court, that decisions will
be rendered next Saturday in the cases
tried last week.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.-JohnD Doe.
an irrepressible law breaker, was
carted into Justice Johnstone's court
again yesterday and arraigned on a
charge of malicious mischief. The case
seemed to warrant a fine of about SO
and he was therefore assessed that
amount with the alternative of going
to Jail. As he had no money he de-
cided to take advantage of the alter
native.
DISTURBED THE PEACE. - Jesus
Valenzuela, which is not an unfamiliar
name around Wall street, was brought
into the palace of justice on that thor
Oughfare yesterday weighted down
with a charge of disturbing the peace.
His guilt was overwhelmingly appar-
ent. but could have been wiped out by
a s. bill. As he did not have the money
he was told to Ianguish 81 worth in
the county Jail.
a MUSICAL RENDITION. - People
frequently sing even hymns with less
attention to the sentiment than to the
tune. and sometimes even the tune ap-
pears to be neglected. Last night dur
ing the Salvation Army street services
foremost soldier sang with great