Arizona republican., 1900-07-29

FRATERNAL VISIT. A number of Tempe Odd Fellows were in Phoenix last night on a fraternal visit to Phoe- nix lodge No. ?.
 LICENSED TO WED.-Marriage li- censes were issued yesterday to John Robert Holmes and Kate Elizabeth Henry, both living in the eastern part of the county.
 SAW CHACON. Tt is reported in the Copper Era of Clifton that a Mex jean contractor on the Morenci Sou1h- ern railroad says the outlaw. Chacon. came into his camp one night last week and got supplies from some of his men.
 MRS. WILLIE BETTER. -Dr. Win Wylie will return home Monday morning, but will remain her. cnly during that day. leaving again Tues day morning fer Flagstaff. Mrs. IVylic is reported doing nicely and rapidly rsgaining her health.
 THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-There will be preaching at Il o'clock this morning by Elder Eugene Burr of Tempe in the Christian church, corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. There will be no preaching in the even ing. but the Christian Endeavor so- ciety will meet at D. m.
 THREE OUT OF FIVE-word was received here last night that Juno T.. w. N. Tifany's feet-footed trotter. had cleaned up another s40O on the Au- rora, H.. race track. She was entered in the 2:4O class and won the first heat
  fifth in 2:2424. From Aurora Mr Tiff fany will take Juno T. to Ottawa. H., where she is entered in races of the 2:3O and 2:4O class.
 EMIL FENDER LOCATED. Emil Fender, formerly proprietor Of the Bank Exchange, has been heard from in San Francisco. where he has opened up place at 1154-6 Market street. known as the Comet" an emporium for the disposing of high class wines. liquors and imported beverages Of various kinds. Mrs. Fender, who went tu Germany on a visit after they scld out. here. has returned and $ now with Mir. Fender in San Francisco.
 RETURN OF MRS. REED.-Mrs. J. D. Reed, whose interesting letters from Paris, London, Rome and other European capitals have entertained readers of The Republican in the last six months. returned yesterday. look ing much the better for her journey abroad. She was accompanied to Phoe- nix by her husband. They will leave tonight for Tucson. Mrs. Reed has ~e- turned with broadened views of the world, but with greater love than everI for Arizona.
 AN EVENING TREAT. - Howard Dawson called at The Republican af- flee last evening and lining, the em- ployes up around a reporters table proceeded to transfer the contents of an ice cream freezer into glasses con veniently arranged on the table. The particular, sort of refreshment for which the men returned their thanks looked like the beverage known as milk shake" but it tasted very much better and was still more appreciated when its name, frozen eggnog. was announced.
 A STARTLING STORY. The fol- lowing bit of news is found in the latest issue of the Solomonville Bui- letin. The parties are all well known in this territory and the story is a sur prising one, if true: f"Richard Gill, formerly of Tempe, attempted to cut the throat of one of his daughters ol Spring street, Los Angeles, last Satur- day. The woman is a Mrs. Richard son. wife of a Tempe attorney. Her sister is Mrs. P. B. McCabe, whose husband was interested in the Velzol in