Arizona republican., 1900-09-23

LICENSED TO WED. A marriage A. Hill and Mabel Baker of Coldwater [ THE GRAND JURY. The grand jury for the October term was drawn yesterday. The venire is returnable on October 8.
 l MIR. KAY'S ILLNESS Will Kay member of the live stock sanitary com- mission, who has been critically III at Los Angeles for some time: is recover | ing and is shortly expected home. PROBATE COURT. An appraise- ! ment of the estate of Julia A. Pomeroy was filed ir probate court yesterday. An order was made permitting the ad ministrator of the Wormser estate, Charles Goldman, to bond mine.
 CHA COUNTY DELEGATES. The republican convention of Gila county has chosen the following delegates to the territorial convention: F. B. Cab bert. L. F. Eggers, F. Sidow, G. T. Peter, J. N. Hntfer, Etheridge Martin, J. H. Pascoe and s. A. Parnall. FUNERAL. OF MIR. CAMPBELL Several residents of Phoenix will go to Prescott on Tuesday morning to att
 
 which will take place there in the af- ternoon. The remains will then be taken to New York for cremation.
 BICYCLE THIEVES. The bicycle thieves are abroad. Sam N. Seip's wheel was stolen from in front of his cigar store on Friday night, and Frank Luke is also the loser of a silent steed. John Burger mourns one taken from in front of the Phoenix National bank a few nights ago.
 COMING OF MIR. F. M. MURPHY MT. F. M Murphy, who has lately re- turned to Prescott from a five months trip in Europe, involving long cruise in the Mediterranean. will arrive in Phoenix today on a special. MT. Mur- phys health is very much improved by his vacation.
 M. E. CHURCH SERVICES. Reg ular church services at the First M. F. church today, corner of Monroe street and second avenue. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching. Il q. m.: theme, "Tithing and Blessing" EpwOrth League, 6:3O D. m; subject, "Tares in Your Field" leader, the pastor. The subject of the evening discourse is "Worldliness Rebuked.''
 NEW RESIDENTS. Mrs. Ed Ha- bold and her two children, grand mother and Miss Ada Sanger, came to Phoenix from Quincy, H., yesterday morning. Mrs. Hobold, who is a sister of H B. Kersting. came to join her husband. who has been here since last winter and has built a home foI'-them on Eighth and Grant streets, where they will in the future reside.
 THE GUN CLUB The gun club will have it's regular weekly practice shoot today at 3 o'clock. The house for the trap is completed, and a. number Of other Improvements have been made, making the grounds up to date in every way, and superior to anything else in the territory. A large number of shooters will be out this afternoon. Visitors are always welcomed. Owing to the work on the grounds yesterday afternoon there was no regular shoot. Dr. Wylie scored 43 out of 50 bluerocks and E. E. McVeagh 42.
 AN AMICABLE MEETING.-The city council met last night as board of equalization. Notice had been sent out to persons dissatisfied with their | assessments to come in. In anticipa- tiOn of an acceptance of the invitation the members of the board buckled on impenetrable armOr and had their guns within easy reach. Three house. holders called with friendly grin and asked what was wanted. They sug- gested that the valuations on real estate ought to be higher. Professor w. B. Creager was present to inquire if an automobile ought not to be con- sidered taxable property. There was ! nothing in the ordinances describing this particular class of belongings, but