Arizona republican., 1900-10-10

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license has lately been issued to Charles F. Gray and Edith E. Stewart.
 ANOTHER BOY-A baby boy was born yesterday morning to MT. and Mrs. Parry of the Indian school. PROBATE COURT.-S. P Hoefer yesterday filed in probate court his final account as administrator of the estate of Annie E. Douglas.
 A NEW CITY CHARTER.-A special meeting of the board of trade was held last night when the question of a new charter for the city was discussed.
 PRACTICE SHOOT TODAY.-The Gun club will have a practice blue rock shoot at their grounds this afternoon at o'clock. Visiting sportsmen are welcome.
 TENNIS IN TUCSON. -Bauman and Gillett played off the final tennis sets for the championship contest of the Tucson club. The score stood Sc. 7-6 in favor of Bauman. This gives Bauman the championship of the club and ne will probably meet either Dr. Gore or Dr. Boido in the near future.
 A RJ-NAWAY.-One of Buxton's de livery horses got excited yesterday af- ternoon and started from the store on a trot, no driver being on the seat. The horse turned into Wall street. but turned a little too quickly to be grace ful, and the result was the wagon was tipped over and the horse brought to a standstil. There was no damage.
 KUCHER BIANCHI-Nr. Anton Kucher and Mrs. Teresa Blanche were married on Monday night at the resi- Gence of the bride on South Center street. The ceremony was performed by Justice G. D. Gray in the presence of a very few friends. Both parties have long been residents of Phoenix and are well and favorably known.
 THE CATALINA RESERVE. -I Special Agent z. J. Holsinger has been directed by the department to make careful examination and mark out tn boundaries of the proposed Santa Cat aIina reserve and forward his report to the department as soon as practi- cable for action. Nr. TIulsinger be- lieves the reserve will be established. DISTRICT COURT.-The grand jury presented no report yesterday but will submit one when court cOnVeues this morning. It is understood that sey- eraI indictments will be included in it. Tom Simms, for burglary, and Gonzalez for grand larceny were arraigned and time was set for their pleas. Two or three unimportant default cases were heard.
 MESQUITE BEAN COFFEE. - Those who claim to have made the eX- pertinent say that the mesquite bean which grows in such abundanca in Arizona makes a delicious substitute for coffee; that it has the stimulating effects. while it lacks some of the de- leterious effects of coffee. If this be true, there is large and profitable in- dustry opened to q score of people. The mesquite forests of southern Ari- Zona produce thousands of tons of beans annually. The Star suggests that the subject of uesquit4 beans should be referred to he experimental station of the University of Arizona for experimental purposes as to its value as a substitute for coffee.
 SCARCITY OF DEMOCRATS.-T republican boom in Arizona is growing 50 fast that travellers who return east from here, while on the right track, get d somewhat exaggerated idea of the situation. In a column of interviews with visitors at the Headquarters of the different parties in New York the Sun recently printed the following: Take my word for it,'this campaign prophet declares. there isn't a democrat left in Maricopa. Even the Indians, who were inclined to be partial to the democratic party four years ago. are now outspok- en in their opposition, and if the cleo ton Were to occur tomorrow the repub-