Arizona republican., 1900-11-14
NEWS
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage | license was issued yesterday to Jose Mendoza and Umpara Montanya.
 LIBRARY MEETING.-No quorum was present at the library meeting last night, owing to other attractions. and the meeting was postponed till Satur- day night.
 THE TRAP.-At the trap shooting yesterday afternoon, the following scores were made at singles: Dr. Wy 1 ,lie-7, s. 6. '. g, g. s: w. c. Miller-10. :, g. g. :, }, s; J. w. Graham, [: N. c. Wilson'S, 8. 9, g, :. ,; w. l.. Pinney- s. g, [. 8, :, 5.
 A NEW AMERICAN.-Selim Ackel, a resident of Phoenix, but not previ- ously a citizen of the United States, | yesterday forswore allegiance to Abdul | Hamid, or whoever else may be the Sultan of Turkey, and became an American.
 A SUSPECTED CERTIFICATE.- Deputy United States Marshal Porte1ie last night arrested Chang Young on a charge of holding a forged certificate The officers are not sure that it is ir- regular, Dul IT lOOhS lIhe It, anu VII be subjected to investigation.
 BICYCLE RUN.-The Phoenix Bicy cle club made a short run out the Cen ter street path last evening. There were several meetings, which prevent ed many from attending, and it is hoped the members and those interest ed in cycling will attend the next run in full force.
 PROBATE COURT.-The bond of Joseph w. Clark. eXecutor of the will of William G. Davis. was approved in probate court yesterday. and letters were issued to him. In the estate of William Mitchell. O. H. Christy. who had been appointed special administra- tor. secured letters of regular admins tration on the approval of his bond of S32, 00O
 ARIZONA w. C. T. U.-The twelfth annual convention of the Arizona Wo- mems Christian TemperanceS union opened yesterday at the Baptist church with twenty delegates and a goodly number of visiting friends. A pleas ing and interesting programme was carried out. and the one for Friday promises to be of still greater interest. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.
 MCOURTLAND STILL ALIVE Robert McCourtland. the insane pa tient who was accidentally shot by Deputy Sheriff H. J. Bargeman of Nav ajo county. al the asylum on Monday morning. was alive last night and was resting comfortably. No assurance could be given though that he would recover. The officer. who had been arrested, was discharged yesterday, and left for his home last night.
 A TEXAS REPUBLICAN.-Am late arrivals in the city is w. L. Vim son. of Lufkin. Angelina county Tex. Mir. Vinson was chairman of the re- publican central committee of his county. which made good showing in the late campaign. By hard. earnest and unceasing work. the Angelina county republicans were able to only hold down the democratic ma jority in the state to 17S000.
 AN INDIAN MARRIAGE. - Kay Ethelba and Annie B. Dickens have been married. Both are Indians. Ethelba is an Apache. and as late as three years ago was what is known as
 
 go into the school at San Carlos. and after a year there. came to Phoenix. He has rapidly developed a talent for music and is now one of the foremost members of the band. He and his bride were married about two years ago according to the tribal custom. The last ceremony was performed by pr. McAfee, according to civil and re- ligious rites.
 MASONIC GRAND LODGE. - The Grand lodge, F. and A. M.. met yester- day morning, Grand Master w. F.Nich- ols. of Wilcox, presiding. The day was devoted largely to routine work, the principal features being the annual address of the grand master. and the reading of the reports of the grand sec retary and grand treasurer. The first year has been the most prosperous in the history of the grand lodge, eighty four new members having joined the order. New lodges have been insti- tuted at Stafford, Yuma and Tempe. There is a good representation of del egates and officers in attendance.
 COBRE GRANDE ELECTION.-The| annual meeting of the Cobre Grande company for the election of directors and officers was held in this city yes