Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

A WEDDING.-Fran Duarte and Sara Nelarde were united in marriage yesterday afternoon by Justice John stone.
 A LADY PREACHER.-Mrs Mar garet Burr, of Tempe, will preach in the Christian church tomorrow al II o'clock There will be no preaching at night
 A NEW OIL CONPANY.-Articles of incorporation of the 'Oceanside Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The cap ital stock is SG75.OOO.
 SELF VINDICATION.-In the last issue of Fl Democrata the editor. Pedro G. de la Lama, made the statement. in vipdication of himself. that he had never been convicted of any crime he had ever committed in this county.
 A CENSUS POINTER.-In response to a request from the census depart ment at Washington, the Live Stock Sanitary Board has furnished a state ment of all the cattle shipped from the territory of Arizona from May 15 to June 30, 1900 the total amount being 33,965.
 AN EXPECTED RETURN.-Rev McAfee, pastor of the Presbyterian church, is expected home today. Reg uIar services will be held in the Presby- terian church tomorrow. Y. P. s. c. F. meeting will he held at D. m. instead Of at 6:3O. There will be a short preach ing service following the Endeavor meeting.
 i SERIOUS RUNAWAY-Soon after dark last night a MT. Braswell was driving in a single buggy on North Center street, when three horsemen came riding up very rapidly, frighten- ing his horse. The buggy horse ran away. threw the driver out . and smashing things generally. The horse broke his leg, and MT. Braswell was pretty badly shaken up, bat was given prompt medical attention and, it is be- lieved, IS not seriously hurt.
 PROBATE COURT-John B Rous- seau yesterday filed a petition in pro- hata court for letters of administration OF the estate of Thomas Bishop. The hearing was set for July 16. A petition for letters was also filed by Harvey J. Harper on the estate of Charles A. Harper. The will of Jonas G. Lamson was admitted to probate and letters of administration were issued to the widow. The final account of s. P. Harper, late administrator of the estate Of Michael Wells. was presented.
 HIGH TONED INDIANS. = Even though Sacaton is quiet little Indian village. and the year is not considered a very prosperous one for the natives,
 
 same as more pretentious places. Yes terday a Pima Indian who is sailing through this world under the name of Robert Emerson bought a fine surrey from Pratt, Gilbert 6c Co, and will drive back to Sacaton with as much dignity as the queen of England in one of her royal tgrnouts.
 DEATH OF FRED MARDEN.-A private letter received in this city an nounces the death of MT. Fred Warden, in Portland, Oregon, on July l. De- ceased was a sufferer from lung trouble for several years, and spent two or three years in Phoenix. being employed in local mercantile establishments. He was a most estimable young man, and made many friends during his residence here. MT. and Mrs. Marden left here about a year ago for their former home in Portland.
 AN INDIAN NAME.-A couple of In- dian boys were before Justice Johnstone the other day. charged with stealing d bicycle. One was a Wallapai by the name of William Ewing. The other. an Apache. nearly threw the justice into a fit when he told his name. It was Selby Harney. Selby Harney hap