Arizona republican., 1900-08-24

| LICENSE TO WED.-A marriage li- ! cense was issued yesterday to Lorenzo 1 Tapia and Julia Celaya
 ] BASEBALL.-A baseball game has l been arranged between the True Blues of Phoenix and the Tempa nine. The game will be playel Sunday afternoon 1 at Phoenix park.
 1 RAINS CAME IN TIAIE.-A dairy man said that the recent rains came in l time to save him. The water on his ranch had got so low that he was faced l by the extremity of giving his custom l CTS pure milk.
 1 A SURPRISE PARTY.-The members of Arizona Rebekah lodge No. l. LOO. 1 F. last night ag~eeably surprised Mir. 1 and Mrs. A. W. Galpin by an invasion 1 of their residence in Churchill addition, armed with ice cream, cakes and other good things to eat. The evening was
 most enjoyable spent.
 A BUSINESS CHANGE.-H. William 1 Stevens. the well known mining man. yesterday sold his interest in the firm of Jacobs McNeill X O., a WickenburS. The remaining members of the firm will continue business at the old stand. As general manager of the Trilby and Belle Gold mines Mir. Stevens found tha, the development of these proper ties required all of his attention.
 OFF FOR STANFORD Mrs. J. E. Boyd and daughter. Ada, left on last nights NJ. X P. train for Palo Alto. California. where Miss Ada will enter the Leland Stanford university. Mr. George Lut gerding. who attended the university last year. but who has been spending his vacation al home, also left last night to resume his studies. Miss Creager will also leave in few days to enter the same institution. All are graduates of the Phoenix high school, are bright students and well advanced for their years.
 PROBATE COURT.-The hearing If the annual report of the trustee of the estate of James Murphy took place in probate court yesterday. The account was approved. A claim for mainten ance was presented by the mother of James Cecil Smith. The guardian of the estate was ordered to pay the claim. J. Ernesl Walk5r was appointed admin istrator of the estate Cf Jeremiah Nal colm. with a bond of $3,000. A hearing set for yesterday of the final account in the estate of John W. Field was con- tinued until August on account of the absence of the administrator. A report of the sale of real estate was submitted by the administrator of the estate of Julia PomcrOy. Hearing was set for September 9. A. J. Wickizer filed pc titiun for letters of administration on the estate of Robert s. Brown.
 MIR. WILSON NOT FOUND.-Noth- i,, has hsau heard frn1n the search for
 \. C. Wilson. who was lost from his
 camp on Clear Creek a week ago. His
 brother-in-law. T. T. Powers. received
 a telegram from another brother-in-
 law. A. r. Firth. at Flagstaff, saying
 that a searching party had left Flag
 staff yesterday morning. There was e , rerort in the afternoon that Mr. Will son had been found in an unconscious condition. but Mir. Powers said he had
 heard nothing of it. though he expected
 a message from Flagstaff. The fact that none had been received revives
 hope farther. It shows that another day had passed without recovery. and that Mir Wilson could not have been
 found as early as Sunday morning.
 since the telegram of the night before
 was based on Allen James letter. wit ten on Sunday morning.
 THE CAMP AIEETING.-Great in terest is being manifested at the meet iEgs a Albright's camp grounds. Servi- ces are held each morning. afternoon and evening and are proving a blessing to many. Rev Mir. Lowry. of Texas, preaces each evening and is an ardent worker and an interesting speaker