Arizona republican., 1900-07-10

LICENSED TO WED. A marriage license was issued in probate court yes | terday to Manuel Para and Jcsefa l Garcia.
 | REDUCTION IN LAND. The board | of supervisors is considering the propo- 1 sitiOn to reduce the valuation of farm
 ing land in this valley for taxation pur- poses by ten per cent
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET | ING-An important meeting of the ex- ! ecutive committee of the Salt River l Valley Water Supply Protective asso- ! citation has been called for Wednesday
 morning at 10 o'clock.
 TO SELL A MINE. MT. Fred A. l Harnden, probably better known as the Earl of Dunraven, will leave this
 morning for Denver, where he will dis
 pose of a mine. He will remain in Col
 OradO until October, returning then to Phoenix.
 ! IN A DANGEROUS CONDITION MT. James Cant of 12O East Adams street. who was thrown from a horse and sustained a cOncussion of the brain last Monday. is in a dangerous condi- tiOn. He is but half conscious and his friends have but little hope of his re- covery.
 MRS. WILLIE BETTER.-A Telegram
 received yesterday from Dr. Win Wylie at Les Angeles stated that Mrs. Wylie had stood the operation upon her very well and was much improved. Dr.
 Wylie will return in a few days to Flag staff and join his party. which is camp ing in the Grand canyon.
 WATER POLO.-There will be a
 water polo match at the park swim
 ming baths tonight between Ed. Long s Blues and Rhodes Reds. The manage ment has offered a cup for the winning
 team. The boys have practiced hard for
 two weeks. The game will be very in
 teresting and worth seeing.
 TO QUIET TITLE. Lloyd B. Christy yesterday began suit in district court against Lily Jeffries, LuIy Piercy and other unknown heirs of the late J. w. Jeffries and various persons to quiet title to several lots of city property and certain ranch property in the
 northern part of the city.
 INFORMATION TO FINDERS. An An oxydized watch and Masonic charm were lost some time ago by gentle
 man of this city who thinks that they may be in the hands of some honest person who would turn them over to i the owner. whose name may be ascer- tained at this office and the fact of a generous reward.
 REGISTRATION OF LETTERS. - Something of the magnitude of the bus mess transacted in the Phoenix post office may be judged from the following
 statement of the registry department covering the first six months of the year 1900: Domestic letters registered,
 i,595; domestic parcels registered, SIS;
 foreign letters registered, 138; foreign
 parcels registered. 15; official letters
 and parcels registered. 23S; total. 2,6O4.
 THE ROUGH RIDERS FLAG.-The , Rough Riders flag was returned by : Captain J. L. E. Alexander yesterday to it's place in the office of the gov ernor. It was in as good condition when it was brought back as when it was taken to the Rough Riders re- union at Oklahoma City. nOtwithstand- ing the fOndling it received there alt the hands of Governor Roosevelt and his riders. Captain Alexander says that Governor Roosevelt alone over shadOwed the flag.
 SAM FINLEY RELEASED.-Sa Finley was released on Thursday from
 the Tombstone jail. an approved bond for s2.500 having been received from
 Tucson Finley was arrested under charge of four indictments in connec-
 ton with the jail break and collision with the escapes He strongly main
 tains that he is being implicated in a matter of which he had absolutely no