Arizona republican., 1900-11-04
NEWS
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LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to John Lamazou and Mary E. Coe.
 THE PHOENIX GUN CLUB.-The i following scores were made at the Gun
 club yesterday afternoon. At singles. ! Wylie, :. 8, S. :. 9: Morrell. s. 8. 6, 6. ?, 3; l Pinney. :, 6. ,. :. '. {. '. S.; Aiken. g, | 9, g.; J. Graham. 6, :. q. NJ. Graham, l. | THE LAZEOLA CASE. The trial of Lillian LaZ5Ola, charged with en- ticing 15-year-old Emma Waters away for iminlsral purposes, was begun in 1 Justice JChnstone's court yesterday, but was immediately continued until next Wednesday.
 PROBATE COURT.-A petition and
 order was filed in probate court yes 1 terday in the matter of the estate of ] H. H. Campbell for a transfer of the personal property of the estate of the
 administratrix appointed in Suffolk l county Mass. The widow is the ad- ministratriX.
 | ARIZONA w. C. T. U.-The twelfth annual convention of the, Woman | Christian Temperance Union of Arl- Zona will be held in Phoenix November | 13 and II at the Baptist church. An in- teresting programme has been ar ranged and a good time is anticipated
 DEATH OF FLORENCE TWEED Florence. the T-year-old daughter or 4Ir. and Mrs. Charles Tweed, who re- side on South Third avenue. died yes ! terday after a lingering illness of typhoid fever. The funeral service Will be held at the Catholic church this at- telnoon at 3:30 o'clock. COUNTY SEAT FlGHT-santa Cruz county is only in infancy yet, hur she is already possessed of a well developed county seat fight. There are several candidates for honOrs. but Patagonia, a mining camp some distance from the railroad. seems to be the favOrlte with the opponents of Nogales, the present county seat. The question will be voted on next Tuesday.
 CADET BENNETT'S PROMOTION. The many friends in this city or Frank Bennett learn with pleasure ! that he has been promoted to the office of senior captain of the cadet corps at the Michigan military academy This is the highest military office a cadet can attain in a school which has been christened by eminent army officers as The West Point of the Vest It IS an honor of which to be proud.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of incorporation of the Puritan oil com pany. with a capital stock of $l0OO,OOO. i were filed in the office of the county re- 1 corder yesterday The incOrpOrators are C. r. Tallon of Alameda, Cal:
 Brewton A. Hayne, Edward Linforth and F. C. Staats of Berkeley. Cal. . Articles were also filed of the Morning Glory Oil company. The incorporators are L. E. Marsh, G. w. Forsyth and John Curran. The capital stock is $75, ! 0OO
 FROM THE ADMINISTRATORS A telegram to Governor Murphy from Hon. Binger Hermann. commissioner of the general land office. was received | at the governors office last night in 1 which. after referring to some official matters. the commissioner said: your friends here hope the campaign cry of Murphy and statehood will appeal to all persons interested in the welfare of Arizona. All assurances guarantee q i republican president and cOngress-an '. additional argument for Zou." |
 SHOT HIS TOES OFF.-The 14-year- old son Of Ellis McFal went hunting yesterday with double barreled shot | gun and met with a very painful acci- 1 dent. He scared up a rabbit and cooked . both barrels of his gun. to be in readi- ! ness for nasty action. He shot one bar | rel and as he lowered the weapon the , other was accidentally discharged. the 1 load taking off the second and third | toes of his right foot. The wound is ! painful. but it is likely nothing more ! serious will result than the loss of the , toes.
 BET TO A STANDSTILL.-A tele- phone message to The Republican from , Tucson last night said that Gus Hey man. the well known travelling man. | had bet the democracy of the Old { Pueblo to a standstill on the territorial 1 election. He bet $1.OOO on Murphy with !, John Brown. a cattleman, former sner- ! fir of Pima county, and known all Over Arizona as a sporting gentleman. fla ! nous for backing his opinion of things which have not yet occurred. The money, in gold. was deposited in the Legal Tender saloon. Then MT. Hey i man offered to bet MT. Brown $25 that he would not bet $500 more on Smith. ,