Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

LICENSED TO WED. A maria license was granted yesterday to Ed ward Montgomery and Emma May Hill.
 NEW NOTARIES. - NOtaria) com missions were issued yesterday to H.. z. Buck of Tempe. and r. w. stewart of Tucson.
 A PRACTICE SHOOT. The Phoenix Gun club will have a practice shoot this afternoon at f o'clock. Visitors are welcome.
 WILL ENTERTAIN. Miss Anna Kibbsy will entertain number or her friends this evening a, her home on Eas, Washington street.
 \ CHANGE OF HOUR. The Beth any sunday school service is changed from morning to o'clock in tho after noon, beginning tomorrow.
 YOUNG REPUBLICANS.-The mam- bers Of the Young Mems Republican club will meet tonight at ' o'clock at the office of Shirley Christy in the Nicholson block and march in a body 10 the plaza. corner or Washington street and Third avenue. where the first big meeting Of the campaign is to be held
 MEINLEY ELECTED. - J. r. Rhodes has returned from a visit to his former home in Michigan. He says that on the return trip while the train was passing through Kansas the general conversation of the Iassengers natural ly turned to political topics. Finally a vote was taken for president and the result was. Mckinley. SC; Bryan. g.
 A BICYCLE THIEF. A Mexican boy by the name Of Rodriguez Donas- iona was arrested yesterday b., Officers Dowall and Bush for stealing a bicycle from Miss BoWyar. who lives on the Tempe rad. Ii was q S65 machine and almost new. The boy sold it at secondhand sore for $5. H. will have Q hearing betoTe Justice ,IohnstOne this morning.
 MRS. HUGHES DEAD. Word was received in this city yesterday of the death of Mrs. Grant Hughes in Los Angeles Wednesday night from the ru1. .-ura Of q blJc5vesszl. Mrs. Hughes resided here about six years ago while her husband was engaged here in the coutraG.ing business. U1taDly the con- struction cf the Fleming block. She vas about 2S years of age and leaves several children.
 SNIITH-YOJ-NG Cards have been received announcing the wedding a. WiUiama on September 26. 190o of NIT. George Y. Young and Miss Mary Ell5n Smi.h. daughter of AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mir. and Mrs. Young will be at home at Williams after No vember 70. Mir. Young is known throughout the length and breadth of Arizona as the editor Of -he Williams News. Until he embarked in journal ism he was one cr the most prominent educators of the territory.
 A GOOD SHOWING The business of the office of the county recorder yes terday is an indication of a prosperous season in this part of the world. Seven deeds were filed. all of recent date, az g.-gating 2zC.52723. There were thir- teen mortgage releases. amounting to S15. 5.,96.73. Five new mortgages. amount ing to $1O.S15. A considerable part of the latter is a refunded debt at a lower. rate of interest. This is not bad show ing. considering the complaint of a lack of water and ruined crops in this valley this season.
 PROBATE COURT. T. Nj. Christy was yesterday appointed administrator Of the es-ata of Louise A. Cnristy. \ decree discharging the executor of the will If Lloyd ". Johnston and a dis tri6ution of his estate to his two daueh- ters living at Nenia, O.. was made. C. c. Long filed a bond as guardian Of Robert UeJz and letters were issued to him. The final account of the admin istrator of the estate of Michael Bor- TOW was approved. The estate Of F.. A. Keller was set aside to che mainte- nance of the widow and minor chill