Arizona republican., 1900-11-17

MRS. RENO DEAD.-The wife of H. i w. Reno Of Chicago died suddenly of
 heart disease a few days ago in Chi cago.
 1 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Carl s. | Fogelstrom and Amanda J. Wiberg. 1 The latter is a native of Cook county, | H., and late arrival in the city.
 DEATH OF HON. ROBT. E. HAM
 MILL.-Hon. Robert F. Hammill died
 at the Rumney late on Thursday night. Hammill was general counsel for the
 Baltimore & Ohio, with headquarters at Cincinnati. He came here not long ago in very ill health.
 TELEPHONE EXTENSION. - The Sunset Telephone company is extend- ing its line to Buckeye. and is twelve miles on the road. This improvement was brought about in a great measure by the enterprise of the Buckeye Land and Canal company.
 A NEW OIL COMPANY.-A of incorporation of the Tiger Oil com pany were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The in cOrporators are w. NJ. Betts. Louis Hartler. D. D. Shattuck. C. T. Poul- ter. P. F. Betts. D. S Stanley and John Hyde. The capital stock is $5O0. .0OO.
 CHANGED OFFICES. - City As sessor and Collector Luke has moved his office from the old quarters occu- niel by it since it's crsation, to one of the rooms recently vacated by the secretary of the territory. The ad- joining room will be fitted up for oc- cupancy by the city attorney. surveyor and treasurer.
 O. E. s. INSTALLATIONS cer- emOnies of installation of the officers of the grand chapter, O. F. S. for the territory. elected Thursday. to fill the stations in the new body. occurred yes terday morning at Masonic hall. This closed the business for which the mem- bers of the various chapters in the ter ritory met here this week.
 NEWSPAPER INCORPORATION. - Articles of incorporati-n of the Ari- zona Publishing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday, with capital of $50.000. di- vided into shares of $10O each The in corpCratols are $. M. McCowan and George w vickers. The directors J Lee.
 WINTER WEATHER REPORT. - Through the winter months for the last few years tire PhoeniX weather bureau station has been furnished telegraphic weather reports from the various parts If the country by which Phoenix resi- dents may make comparisons between the weather locally and elsewhere. The Republican has published this report daily in past years and with this issue again resumes its publication.
 WILL FEED MONDAY NIGHT.- During the past three months the To- cal Good Templars lodge has been di- vided into two rival companies for purposes of entertainment and general rustling for the good of the lodge. A schedule of credits was agreed on, and the losing side was to provide supper for the lodoge. The penalty win be paid next Monday night. when all members who have paid their dues will feast at the expense of Company B.
 DEATH OF GEORGE REYNOLDS. Fred Warren yesterday received a telegram informing him of the dsath of his father-in-law, George Reynolds, at Congress. the result of a fall not long ago. Mrs. Reynolds. who resides here. left for Congress last night. George Reynolds was well known in Phoenix. For many years he was the proprietor of the Cannonball stage line between Phoenix and Tempe, and on account of his constant attention to business, became known as The Man Who Nsver Sleeps" He went 10 Con- gress about four years ago. and until shortly before his death, ran a stage from that place to adjacent mining camps
 WILLTAMS-B BOARD. - Last Thurs day evening at Tempe, were married