Arizona republican., 1899-06-16
NEWS
 OF THE
 TOWN

NO IAIPROVEAIENT.-Mrs. Wake.
 was no better yesterday, but he friends are encouraged because she i:
 no worse.
 SAMUEL CRESWELL DEAD.-Mr
 Samuel Creswen died last night in his
 seVenty-seventh year. Funeral ser
 vices will be held at the Presbyterian , church at 3 p. III. Saturday, June IT,
 THE ELITE" SOLD. Fred B
 Mussey has closed deal through J
 Ernest Walker by which he becomes
 the owner of the photograph gallery,
 formerly owned by Mrs. c. C. Long,
 the Elite
 CIPHER SOCIAL. Tonight the
 Epworth League of the First M. E.
 church will hold cipher social in
 the church parlOrs. There will be i 9 good programme and light, cool re-
 treatments. Go and have good
 time and take another cipher with you
 TRANSFER THE RECORD. The
 clerks books of the grammar school 1 have been untouched since the death Of the late j. w. Kincaid The record i however, was kept by the county l school superintendent, and the city 1 school superintendent has undertaken | to transfer it on the books.
 SIGN OF GOOD TIMES. Recently | the recorders office has had a run in the filing of mortgages. This is no bad | indication. There is usually a release l filed for every mortgage. Money is
 getting easier and people are borrow ing at lower rate to pay eff the old mort tgages.
 ACCIDENT OF THE ROAD. Mrs
 Brill and Mrs. Early were injured last night while returning from the com mencement exercises at Tempe. They turned aside in the road to make room for passing buggy. Their own vehicle was overturned and they were thrown out
 FOUND TWO WHEELS. The two wheels stolen from Jasper Dobbs and Howard Long have bsen restored. They were found together by Marshal Hooker. The wheels were taken in the night time and the thief or thieves had evidently held them unti, day light. when it was discovered they were not the thing sought for and were released
 LICENSED TO WED. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to David Bennett Hil. and Alice c. Reed; Jess Hill and Mabel Bloom; G. Fred Sharp and Lillah C. Irvine The groom of the first mentioned couple is not David B. Hill Cf Wolfert's Roost, N. Y, who was once a democrat, but he was named after him. Both he and his bride are pupils of the Indian school.
 HILL-LEEDS. There was a pretty wedding at the Indian school last 1 evening. The contracting parties were l David B. Hill and Alice O Leeds, pu- pills in the school The bride and | groom entered the assembly room to the music of a wedding march by tue | Indian school band. They were pre- | ceded by two charming little flower i girls. Rev. Lewis Halsey spoke the | solemn words which united the twain, l and many friends wished them happi> | ness.
 HORSE THIEVES HELD. Emilio i and Rafael Baca, charged with steal ing five horses from Jake Miller near Fort MGDoweH last February, had a preliminary hearing yesterday before Justice Johnstone. They were held i to the grand jury in the sum of $500 each. The Bacas were captured by i Sheriff Murray and Deputy Moore in Navajo county a couple of weeks ago. There were three mere members in the gang, but they are now in jail in Navajo county charged with other crimes.
 LUCKY SIX About the time the city schools closed the following worded communication was placed on the desk of the county school super intendent: The lucky six: Mary c. Robinson, May Austin, Hattie M Gull yer, Stella Clanton, Bertie Russell and Georgia Hendrix" The names were those of schoot teachers. Whether lucky or otherwise, all Of them have been married since except Miss Hen drix. It is said the augur who wrote those names knew what he was writ ing about and school will not recon vene before the prophecy has been worked to a finish, or, as the vulgar say, 'frazZle.'
 HYMENEAL. A pleasant com 1 Dany gathered at the home of Mrs. M. 4. Irvine last evening to witness the of her daughter, Miss Lillian C. Irvine, to MT G. Fred Sharpe of this city. Miss Mary E. Halsey was bridesmaid, MT. Charles B. Christy ] best man. Mrs. M. G. Harlan played l the wedding march. Rev. Dr. Lewis | HaIsey was the officiating clergyman. ] After the ceremony the guests ad- iCurned to the neighbOring lawn of Mrs. s. Harper, which was beautifully ! illuminated by Chinese lanterns. The musical programme included solos by Miss Kay and Miss Hafsey. The bridal presents were many and beautiful. ! Both the bride and groom have many i friends who wish them well E
 COUNTY SELLS REAL ESTATE The board of supervisors yesterday Es sold lots and ', block 65, of the city 10 H. B. Kersting for s2,OOO. These ,wo lots, each with twenty-five foot ID frontage, lie on Jefferson street op~ 10Sito the cOurt h0JISp Thov bava 1