Arizona republican., 1899-05-25
NEWS
 OF HE
 TOWN

| LICENSED TO iWiED-A marriag license was issued yesterday to Leon
 ard IMets and Dora " Halladay MUSICALE AT INDIAN SCHOOL There will be a musicale at the In
 dian school tonight beginning at o'clock
 A WHEEL OAlPANY.-Articles o
 incorporation of the Mansf1eld-Rhode'
 Wheel company with a capital of $6,
 900 divided into sixty shares were f1leC
 in the office of the county recorder yes
 terday. The incorporators are L. T
 Mansfield and Will E. Rhodes.
 HIT BY A STREET CAR.-Mis:
 Nellie Frazier was painfully injured il
 a street car accident on West Wash.
 ington street. A buggy in which she
 was riding was hit by a car and she
 was thrown fully fifteen feet. She fell
 upon her head, receiving a painful
 scalp wound.
 CITY HALL OLIVE TREES.-The
 olive. trees of the city hall plaza are
 laden with small olives about twice as big as "a pin head. These are good
 bearing trees. They are filled with
 fruit every season but none of it has
 eyer attained good size or properly
 matured. There is a theory of too much water.
 INQUIRY FOR A BROTHER. - Mrs. Louisa Minger Mann Of Laramie, Wyo., writes to Phoenix making in- quiry about her brother, George w
 Minger, whom she has not seen or heard from since 1892. She says he used to work for Captain Norton of this place. He is described as a small man with blue eyes and dark hair and mustache.
 HILL RUSSELL-Cards are out an- nouncing the marriage Of Captain F. w Hill and Miss Bertie Russell at the home of the brides parents in Uni versity addition at S:30 D. m., June '. Captain Hill is highly respected young man who has lived in Phoenix several years and is at present en- gagged in mining. Miss Russell is most estimable young lady and is one of the most successful teachers in the 
 EXCURSION TO GLENDALE.-The Good Templars are. planning to take the quiet little suburb of Glendale by storm this evening. It is expected large delegation will go cut to assist in the institution of the lodge by Lee turer Campbell and of course a royal awaits them. On last Sun day night after his lecture MT. Camp bell secured some fifty odd names for a lodge and it is expected to increase this number by the addition Of several who were not present on that occa- sion.
 A S700 FALL.-There was a crash of glass yesterday on the First avenue side of the Winters building that cost n Dao5A about S70O. A shipment of several boxes, worth altogether about S1,300 was being delivered. While removing rom wagon a box containing twelve pairs of plate glass, some of them ,x12 feet, and altogether weighing almost 2O00 pounds, the box slipped md it's contents were wrecked. There was not a piece larger than 4x2. Though this box did not contain the argest panes it contained more of hem and represented more than half he cost of the entire consignment. The accident will deIt1y the completion ,f the building about thirty days.
 WOULDN'T SPARKLE IN THE clothing store clerks of he city were seen walking slowly up md down East Van Buren street last evening searching for something. The )ne was a young lady and the other a gentleman. A lantern they carried at racted the attention of a reporter who lnintentionaliy overheard part of the "YCu told me it was a liamond," said the young woman ''It vas" responded the young man. Well. f it is, why don't it glitter so we can zee it. I didn't think it was a diamond It first and I don't care much if it is ost" The young man is drawing a modest salary. He expects a raise oon, when he hopes to celebrate a memorable event. The couple with he lantern were in quest of an engage nent ring.
 NO CRIMINAL PROCEEDING-Al projected criminal action about to be instituted by some of the creditors of he estate of the late Minnie Powers las been abandoned. A nephew of erS by the name of Johnson living in California was appointed administrat- r. Among the items of the estate was n interest in certain mining property. | Negotiations for the sale of this prop 1 rty were conducted by the father of | he administrator. They were success ully concluded and the negotiator re- eived the money. He neglected to | LII IL 1nlO luO pIODdlS COul anu 0AQ lot come within the jurisdiction of the 1 erritory- There had been a great | eal Of correspondence on the subject | ut it seemed likely to result in noth ng. Extradition proceedings were | contemplated and would likely have | cen begun in short time but yester ay word was received announcing the | cath of the elder and the incident is onsidered closed.
 OTHER RIPE PEACHES.-A. J. | 1cClatchie of the experiment station | cad with interest in The Republican | esterday morning of the ripe peaches | Fhich had been brought to town the | ay before by MT. Weider They were | $ was stated, believed to be the first | f the season. Professor McClatchie | miled, for he had ripe peaches a week | go. He brought a sample Of them to | he Republican office last night They | re large and luscious and have the l