Arizona republican., 1899-03-29
NEWS
 OF IT HE
 TOWN

| LICENSED TO WED. A marriag
 license was issued yesterday to Win
 field Deister and Emma Wood, both o Phoenix.
 ONE DEATH YESTERDAY.-W. H
 Soudders, aged 40, died yesterda,
 morning. He will be buried this after 1 noon at o'clock The funeral vii | take place from Bradley's funeral par | lors
 RETURNED FOR INTERMENT.- The remains of Mrs. Harriet Rohrel
 will be sent tonight to the former
 home of the deceased at Los Angeles | They will be accompanied by a son and daughter.
 GOOD ENTERTAINMENT. - The 1 entertainment given at the O'Neill
 hall last night by the Mispah Zeither
 club was well attended. The produc- | tions rendered showed the result of patient practice and was well apprec- lated by the audience.
 ALL FOR NEW MEXICO.-It is
 now thought that the Rough Riders | Union will hold it's convention in New l Mexico, probably at Las Vegas. The convention will take place in June. | Colonel Roosevelt, and possibly Col
 oneI Wood, will be in attendance. WOODMENS' CIRCLE BALL.-The ladies Of the Woodmen Circle will give ball on Thursday, April 9th, at the
 Elks' hall. As this will probably be
 the last ball for this season the ladies
 will spare no pains to make it one of
 the most pleasant affairs yet given
 All are cordially invited
 NEPHEWS IN PHOENIX. The
 death of Daniel Scotten, the tobacco
 manufacturer of Detroit, Mich, was
 announced in the telegraphic news
 about ten days ago. He was an uncle of Frank and Harry Scotten of Phoenix. He left an estate estimated
 between five and seven millions of dollars.
 SALES CONFIRMED. Two sales of real estate were confirmed in pro bate court yesterday. The first was sale of the O. L. Gibbs property on the Tempe road, belonging to the Gibbs estate, to J. c. McNulty, for $4.700. The other sale was of 160 acres of land of the Sarah R. King estate to w. B. Adams. The land lies in the Cart wright neighborhood and the purchase price was $5,O0O.
 SOCIALISTIC LECTURE.-A large crowd attended the socialistic lecture at the Padgett hall last night. The lec- turer, Job A. Hartman, is an intel ligent talker, and his expressions brought forth almost continuous ap- plause from the begiRning of his speech His ideas may have bordered on the Bellamy conceptions, but his hearers were impressed with the feas- ibiIity of many points introduced
 NOT so MANY NOW.-With Pres ioent McKinley's return to Washing ton, the eXpedient appointment of the twenty-five or thirty second lieu tenants under the army increase bill will probably be announced. The number of applicants in the territory has dwindled down to small group, while the only candi- date of Phoenix who has announced is Richard Stanton, formerly a Rough Rider
 COLONEL BRODIE'S ARRIVAL Colonel Alexander BrOdie came down from his Crown Point mine last night and secured quarters at the Hotel He said that after the cree tion of the ten-stamp mill he would place in some hoisting machinery, and the mine would not be operating be- fore the end of April. The main shaft is about 300 feet deep. The ore taken in the last 100 feet of work has plated on an average of $44 per ton.
 DIBSTER- STONE. The marriage | of MT w. c. Diester to Miss Emma E. Stone occurred last night at o'clock | at the residence of the brides sister, | Mrs. A W. Fish, APT East Polk street | The officiating clergymen were the | Rev. Dr. Halsey of the First Baptist | church and the Rev. Lapsley A. Me | Afee of the Presbyterian church. Re freshments were served after the cele- | Oration of the marriage. The wedding | guests were Mrs. A. w. Fish, Miss | Elsie Fish, MT. George P. Bullard, | Mrs. F. Meyers, Mrs w L. Kerr, Mrs Burdon, Mrs. George A. Sinms, Mrs. | Ogden, Mrs. A. Buck and Misses Lulu md Lola Buck.
 WAS KNOWN IN ARIZONA. - News of the death Of Col. H. c. Egbert { of the Twenty-second infantry in the Cttack on Malinta last Sunday will be 'eceived by many an old resident of Arizona With deep regret, for Col. 1gbert was well known here He was veteran of the civil war. After the var he was stationed in this territory IS a captain in the Twelfth infantry. 1e was at McDowell Fort Mohave and It Bowie. He embarked early in the var with Spain and participated in the lghting beforeFSantiago He received lis last promotion there for gallantry, Ii rom lieutenant-colOne1 to the rank he leld when he was cut down by a Fili- ,ino bullet
 THEY MADE HER BE GOOD.- drs. Louisa Auba made busy season 't 1t for them at the county jail on Monday night. Mrs. Auba got drunk md so deranged things in her neigh 'orhood by loud and tumultuous anguage, that Deputy Sheriff Bush | vas constrained to take her to jail. With the assistance of four or five 'ther men Mrs. Aube was finally land d, fighting every inch of the way.