Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-22

State of weather .Claar Clear.
A REBEKAH DANCE. The mem
| hers of Ret2kah lodge have decided to
give ball soCn, but the date has MT
| yet been decided upon.
WILL REORGANIZE. The Phoe-
mix Tennis club, organized last winter.
, will meet tcnight at Z o'clock at the
office of Shirley Christy on North
Center street to reorganize for the
coming winter.
FLETCHER-RA = Los An
geles papers mention the issuance of
marriage license there last Wednes-
| day to Richard Malott Fletcher of In
| dianapolis. Ind, and Inez Wilhelmina
Raible of Prescott.
HABEAs CORPUS CASE. jose
Maria Costello, who has been in Jail
since last summer for unlawful cohab-
itation. wants to breathe the free air
again. A writ of hab.oas corpus was
issued yesterday and will be heard this
morning.
NEW MINING COMPANY. Ar
ticles of inccrp Of the Mount
Turnbull Copper Mining and Smelling
company were filed in the Office of the
territorial secretary yesterday. The
capital stock is 100000, and the prin-
cipal place of business is at Stafford.
The inco1porators are G. NJ. Ruff, P.
w. Keller and Jchn Belser.
GRANT RALLY. There will be
meeting of the converts of the recent
camp meeting this evening at the NJ.
E. church south. corner of Monroe
and Center streets. to which every one
is invited. All Church members are
requested to be present. The meeting
will commence at 7:30 c'clcck sharp.
CHANCE FOR PRIVATE ENTER
PRISE. The business of cleaning up
the streets and vacant lois is still 60
ing forward. Churchill's addition,
which has been complaining of GRANT
horses and vagrant cows, will be Wis
tied shortly. The authorities call at
tention to matter outside their juris-
diction, the luxuriant growth of sun
flowers in many lots, almost hiding the
houses. The city marshal hopes that
they may be cut down, for they will
still look worse by contrast after the
streets, alleys and vacant dots have
been cleaned up.
WELLS-HEAP. Cards were re-
ceivod in this city yesterday an
nouncing the marriage at the residence
cott on October. 6, of their daughter,
Miss Helen Wells, to Mr. Harry VIII
liam Heap of this city. Miss Wells
has been Sc frequent a visitor to Phoe-
nix that she is regarded as a foremost
member of Phoenix society. Mr.. Heap
is The receiver for the Phoenix Street
Railway company and is a very enter
prising and popular young man. Mr.
and Mrs. Heap will make their h:-me
here, living in the HCadley house at |
the corner of Second avenue and Mon
rec street.
A SENSATIONAL CASE. A some
what sensational arrest was made yes
terday morning of a young married
business man on the complaint Of
married woman living in THE lower
part of town, charging him with Grim
inal assault after forcing his way into
her house. The issuing of the war
rant was kept under consideration
over Wednesday night. 1t is gem
orally believed that the charge is
without proper foundation, yet it came
before the authorities in such a way
that it could not be ignored. The |
case will t.e investigated by Justice |
Gray next Monday. In the meantime |
the defendant is cut on $500 bond.
ARC LIGHT ROW. There will |
be a now illumination on Washington |
street tomorrow night. Several mer- |
chants on Washington street will pro- |
vide arc lights opposite their stores, |
and the scene will be attractive en- ac-
count of the different colors which |
will be displayed. The purpose is to /
remind people that there are two sides
Of Washington street every evening |
and especially a south side. Or. in |
other words, this is new form of adj
veTtising The merchants interested in |
this novel method of advertising are
Robert Doll, Nicholson the taller, Carl .
Keller, Buxton & Co., Luesley's novelty |
store. Vantilburg's jewelry store. Other
merchants are thinking of joining with |
the Illuminating society, which is
what will be known as
'arc light row.
SELLS ABROAD. Shipments in |
good quantities of pomegIanates are !
are now being made from the valley by /
Wells, Fargo & Co. This fruit does |