Arizona republican., 1900-10-25


 | TWENTIETH CENTURY DANCE. The Twentieth Century Dancing club will give its regular dance Saturday | night at the Paget hall.
 WILL WED TODAY. A marriage l license was issued yesterday to Mark Redden and Jennie H. Dorothy. They
 will be married this morning.
 THE THEATER. Ten Nights in a Bar Room" drew an audience of fairly large proportions to the Doris theater last evening. Uncle Toms Cabin" is
 the attraction for this evening.
 HAD NO LICENSE. Daniel Brown. peddler. was arrested yesterday while
 plying his trade in the west part of
 the city. He has been peddling for
 some time WithoTJ license and will
 be tried today.
 VISITED RESERVATION. -Yester-
 day the visiting pastors to the Presbv
 terian synod visited the Pima and Mar
 icopa Indian reservations and were
 shown the results of missionary work
 among the redskins.
 RALLY AT NOGALES.-Mr. J. C.
 Adams. chairman of the republican
 territorial central committee. will leave
 tonight for Nogales. where a big repub- lican rally will be held on Saturday night, when M.r. Adams will be one of the speakers.
 SHOOT THIS AFTERNOON. The Phoenix Gun club will have d blue rock shoot at it's grounds this afternoon at o'clock. Local ard visiting sports men, whether members or not. arc invited. The annual tournament will be held next year in Phoenix, anI it is not too early now to begin practice.
 A TEA PARTY.-The opening tea of the Ladies Aid society of the Presby- terian church will be held in the church parlors tomorrow, Friday, evening. Gentlemen are especially in vited. A novel feature of the evening" pleasure will be the sale by auction of the pottery and baskets made by the Pima Indians and contributed by them to Bethany chapel
 MOVED INTO CAPITOL. In a few days the territorial auditor will re- move his offices to the capitol and the balance Of the other offices will be moved soon. The governor and secre- tary are well settled in their new quar- ters and the building has begun to take on q somewhat lively appearance. Plans are already under discussion for the formal opening of the building and it is likely that q large reception and ball at the beginning of the legislative S ssion will serve to dedicate the struc- ture.
 PROBATE COURT. in the mater of the guardianship of Ethel Hoefer, the annual account was read and ap- proved. In the matter of the estate of { Win F. Johnson, a petition for the sale of personal property was fled and an order issued. In the matter of the estate of Charles I. Douglas. a hearing was had on the final account of $. r. HOefer. administrator. and the admin istrator and his bondsmen were dis A decree of settlement of az count was issued. In the matter of the estate of Charles A. Sealock a hearing was had on the final account and an order issued discharsing the admin istrator.
 DEATH OF J. ]. BRANNAN.- Mr. ! J. J. Brannan of Chicago, who came l here about three weeks ago suffering from lung trouble. died about o'clock yesterday morning at his rooms on i North Center street. He was 39 years of age and well known Chicago busi- l ness man. being director and treas | urer of the Siegel Cooper company of that city. When 1t was known that the end was rapidly drawing near the ! relatives and business associates of 1 Mir. Brannan were notified and MT. 1 Cooper left at once for Phoenix. A tel 1 gram announcing the death intercept ! =d him at Las Vegas. N. NJ. Under 1 tailer A. J. Bradley was instructed to | ship the remains to Chicago, and MT. l