Arizona republican., 1900-09-18

LICENSED TO WED. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Hugh Dana and Edna Hunsaker.
 FOR RELIEF WORK.-Tucson peo- pie have raised nearly $500 to date for the relief of the Texas. storm sufferers. ACTIVITY AT MAMMOTH.-Stag travel between Tucson and Mammoth is greater than ever before. the daily passenger list being from twelve to fifteen.
 SEATING THE PARK. The work of constructing 5000 seats at the park for Pains fireworks was begun yester- day. This is the mos+ comprehensive arrangement for the comfort of people ever undertaken in Arizona
 THE MEXICAN BAND.-The MeXi- can band that furnished the music at the Plaza Sunday afternoon is a new organization, being just two months old on the 16th of September. The mem- bers are under the leadership of Miguel Fuentes, and play very nicely, consid- ering the small amount of practive they have had.
 THE CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZ- ATION-The city council met last night
 
 mained in session as a council long enough for those who wanted to bring business before it to do so. No serious objections have yet been made to the assessments, so that the business of the equalization board is largely perfume tory.
 DEATH OF BERT RUPLE.-Bert Ruple died last Tuesday in Nogales of dysentery. having been brought to that town from Suaqui Grande. Sonora where he was taken sick. Though en- gagged in mining when he was taken sick he was a newspaper man by pro- fession and several years ago worked on the Phoenix papers. He was mar ried a few months ago to Mrs. NJ. SymOnds of San Francisco, who sur wives him.
 PROBATE COURT. A. J Edwards administrator of the estate of E. P, Hayden, yesterday filed his final ac. count iE probate court. The hearing was Set for October 15. w. NJ Grif. fifth, executor of the estate of Lloyd Johnston, filed his final account along with a petition for distribu tfon and discharge. The hearing will take place on September 2S. A. J. WiCkizer. ad- ministrator of the estate of Robert s Brown, filed a petition fo!s permission to sell real estate and for the assign ment of the estate 70 the InaiItenance of the heirs.
 GAVE HIMSELF UP-The story was published last week that Conductor Bonsall on the Sonora railroad was ac- cused of pushing a Mexican off a nov ing train and orders were telegraph ahead for his arrest on his arrival in Nogales from the south. At that point for some reason Engineer Shanahan could not stop the train and it crossed the line out of the Jurisdiction of the Mexican officials. The engineer was finally arrested, but it is learned that he was subsequently, released and that Conductor Bonsall gave himself up and was taken to Magdalena for eX- animation.
 FINE FEATHERS-An Indian from Lerdo Colony. fifty miles below the in ternationaI boundary line. recently brought in three-quarters of an ounce of egret feathers and marketed them for the insignificant sum of $12, says the Yuma Sun. These feathers. which are the finest and most expensive pro curable from any bird, are worth from S20 to $50 an ounce the latter figure be- ing the price which the most eagerly sought quality commands. Those brought in by the Indians were of the finest kind. On the lower Colorado there exist d great many egrets, and at different times white men have en-