Arizona republican., 1900-09-21

LICENSED TO WED. A marriage license was issued yesterday to John D. Fulwiler and Jeanette T. Williams.
 BIG GAME RECORD. A Tucson paper says that Charley Montgomery. d southern Arizona scout. has this sea son killed thirteen mountain lions, nineteen bears and thirty wolves.
 A SECRET OF DEATH. A dead horse with a saddle on was seen float ing down the Gila river past Florence last week. The identity and fate of its former rider is unknown.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE. - The regua lar monthly business and social meet ing of the Epworth League of the First M. F. church will be held this evening at the residence of Dr. Pratt, 4SS North Third avenue.
 TWENTY-FIV DOLLARS FOR ASSAULT. Jesus Orosco, who was convicted in Justice Johnstone's court on Wednesday of an assault upon his partner, John Teare and his wife was yesterday fined S25.
 K. OF P. AND D. U. K. OF K.- The Knights of Pythias will hold a
 
 rank, after which a business meeting of the Dramatic Order Knights Of Khorassan will be held
 CRITTENTO1y HOME. The month. ly meeting of the board of directors of the Florence Crittenton home will be held at 7:30 o'clock this morning at the office of W. H. Smith, corner of Wash" ington ard Thirteenth avenue.
 A LADIES' WHEEL Last Sun day night probably during the concert, Q ladies wheel was left on the city hall plaza and is now at the engine house. The members of the department would like to find the lady who owns. it.
 REDUCED RATES TO DELE GATES Sl-The railroads have made 8 special rate of one fare for the round trip to all delegates who desire to at tend the republican territorial conven1 ton which meets n Phoenix next Mon. day.
 HELD TO THE GRAND JURY - William Ewing, the Indian, was given a preliminary examination in Justice Johnstones court yesterday on a charge of stealing a $250 certificate of deposit. He was held to the grand jury.
 FL PASO'S CARNIVAL ABAN- DONED. -El Paso's movement for a midwinter carnival has fallen through for the reason that Juarez. which was expected to participate in the benefits of such a celebration, failed to stand good for portion of the expense.
 A CAPITOL BUILDING CON- TRACT-A meeting of the capitol site commission was held yesterday, at which tka principal business transact ed was the awarding 't0 the ScOVille Plumbing company of the contract for the gas and electric light fixtures.
 TO RELIEVE GALVESTON SUF- FERERS. A special meeting of the Woodmen's Circle was held last night for the purpose of making a donation for the relief of suffering members of the order at Galveston. A liberal sum was set aside and will be forwarded today.
 GROWN POINT MINE. It is re- ported that at the Crown Point mine, operated by Col. Alex O. Brodie, an immense flow of water has been encountered in the lower workings. Heretofore the working of the mine has been handicapped by a lack of water.
 SUPPORT AT LONG RANGE. "A late dispatch from Chicago says that Chairman O. w. Stewart of the na- tional prohibition committee has given publicity to the statement that eX- Governor Hughes of Tucson will sup port the prohibition ticket. No doubt MT. Hughes would lend the ticket his hearty support but for the fact that he Is not a resident of the United States within the meaning of the law, which prescribes the qualification of voters at national elections. So what eX-Gov-