Arizona republican., 1901-04-24


 he will leave here for New York city. other large cities on the Atlantic coast and then come back across the continent by way of Chicago to the state of Wash ington. He will visit at his old home in that state, where his wife is now. He will return to Phoenix late in the summer coming by way of san Fran cisco and Los Angeles, stopping a short time al each place.
 MARRIED-Mr. Emil Richard Win ters, who came here from Los Angeles about six months ago, and Miss kath- erine June Andrews of this city, were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. C. V. Cowan. The groom is 2l years of age, and the bride about IS. They will receive the congratulations of many friends.
 "A FRIGHTENED TEAM.-A two- horse team standing in front of the Phoenix bakery was frightened yester- day afternoon at passing car and one of the lines got caught in the neck yoke. The team turned in toward the sidewalk. but was quickly caught by the men standing round. though it looked for minute as though the two gentlemen and the two ladies in the vehicle were about to experience an ex- citing time.
 BUSY MEN.-Mr. J. S. Patterson. manager of the Galena oil company of Franklin, Pa, with headquarters at Cincinnati, spent two or three days here the latter part of last week. spent Mon- day in Prescott and returned here yes terday morning, leaving last night for Los Angeles. He was accompanied by Mir. w. F. Amann, an oil expert in the employ of the company, which does an immense business in the supplying of railroads with the various kinds of oil used in railroad work. The compa ny has annual contracts with many of the leading railroads.
 ALL WORKING TOGETHER.-Dur- ing the past few days a number of tslegrams have passed between Gov ernor Murphy and Mir Cortelyou, C. retary to President Mckinley. They have all been on the subject of the programme for the entertainment of the presidential party here and the itSuil OI uii Ol lutiii is, tiittt the programme as heretofore an nounced, meets with the approval Of Mir. Mckinley and his secretary. The trip to Congress mine will be made without doubt and the party will be in Phoenix in ample time to carry out the details now contemplated. There seems to be no friction at any point. and the day will undoubtedly be most memorable one for Phoenix
 COMMITTED. - Francisco Garcia. who was sentenced to death and whose execution was to have taken place at Prescott on the 26th, will be allowed to die natural death. or at least as na- tural as one can die in the penitentiary. Governor Murphy has communted his sentence to life imprisonment. Both the murderer and his victim, Encarna- cion Sepeda. were wood haulers, both were intoxicated and the killing took place in the vicinity of Weaver A very strong plea for mercy was made by the district attorney, the jury and citizens of Yavapai county, and there was considerable ambiguity in the tes> tmony submitted at the trial of the case.
 WEDDING AND INQUEST Maria Fontes. AcOsta, who got a divorce on Saturday and Jesu1 Maria Rodri- gues were married on Monday at the residence of the groom on Jackson street between Second and Third streets. Yesterday mcrning 1t was re- ported to Justice Bursicjt ;hat the groom, RoGrigues, was dead. and as he had never called d physician during his Illness, it was necessary to hold an in- quest before a burial permit would be issued. The Justice summoned a jury and sent for Dr. Hughes, who exam ned the remains, and testified that in his opinion death resulted from natural The jury submitted n verdict In accordance with the testimony. The man was known to nave been sick for | long time.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT-In Jus ice Gray's court yesterday Emencudo ! )rosco. charged with having stolen a gun belonging to F. R. Powell from l | gun store here over two years ago, | was tried and discharged. the evidence | not being sufficient to convict. The case | If Justice J. M. Burnett vs. Maricopa | ,oGnty was tried and argued for the | 1,aintiff by the plaintiff. Mir. Burnett | md argued for the defense by Judge | kibbey. A judgement was given In | 'avOr of the plaintiff and an appeal was aken to the district court. where it will | be tried on Saturday, The | ase is one in relation to fees of jus ices of the peace of which extended | reference was made in yesterdays ssue.
 VALLEY GRAIN.-H F. Gerdes, | lying one and Q half miles north of Glendale. has brought to the office of he secretary of the board of trade. d | enarkably fine specimen of oats, | which was raised on an alfalfa field of