Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-01-06


catalogue of ladies' furnishings. baby
clothes. etc. Representatives, Of San
Francisco business houses read the
papers and very little grass grows I'M
der their feet.
LICENSED TO WED. The first
marriage license was issued yesterday
by Probate Judge Langston. 1t was
done at the request of Justice Luther
kaltenbach at CHA Bend, who wrote
that the business of his court was so
dull that he had been obliged to COM
mence encouraging matrimony as a
side line. The parties to whom the liz
cense was issued are Balleriani Chavez
and Gregorio Luhen.
SAW THE VALLEY. --Messrs II.
p. Anewalt, j. II. Emmert and w. A.
Drake of Prescott, accompanied by Mr..
c. II. Folsom, representing Fisk Rob-
inson & Co. of New York, arrived here
yesterday morning on the early train
from the north. They registered at.
the Hotel Adams and spent the day In
driving to various points of interest in
the valley. They will return to Pres.
colt this morning ON an early train.
NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles
OF incorporation OF the Universal Art
Publishing company OF San Francisco
were filed in the office of the county
recorder yesterday. The incorporators
are Raymond L. Bernier, Alex Spots
wood. Andrew ]. Baker George w.
Baker and Ed e. Overman. Articles
were als0 filed of the Southern Bay
Gold Mining company. whose incor-
porators are Il. p. DAWN, N. S. Candy
and A. j. Bendle, all OF FL Paso coun-
ty. Colo. The capital stock IS 100000.
ENTERTAINED. On New Years
eve Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter MeCraary en-
tertained a few friends at their home.
Cinch was played and a pleasant s0-
cial time enjoyed by all. yellow lunch
con- was served. The corners of the
table were decorated with festoons of
yellow satin ribbon. the color scheme
being carried out in the refreshments
The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. =. p. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cope, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cope, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Riddle. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
d. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Wood
dell.
COBRE GRANDE ATTACHMENT.
Word has reached parties in Phoenix
interested in Cobre Grande affairs of
the issuance in New York of an at
tachment for $2.500,o00 against the
Cobre Grande company. The Informal
ton comes through Bradstreets. 1t
is supposed here that the attachment
is move in the suit of Hallenborg
against the company. a complaint in
which was filed in this city a week ago
yesterday. A similar complaint was
filed at Prescott last Thursday. The
New York legal representative of the
plaintiff is, by the way, Attorney At
water, who happens to be also the at
to.ney for Mr.. w. A. Clark.
OLD CHRISTMAS.-Aoaor to
old style, January 9Th is Christmas day.
the holiday extending from December
20 as at present 1t is therefore highly
proper for those who did not enjoy
enough festivity during the last cent
ury, 10 resume their celebrating today.
There is an old English legend that at
midnight on Christmas Eve, January
9Th, the cattle instinctively fall down
on their knees in an attitude of wor-
ship as they ara said to have done at
the birth of Christ. The Republican re-
porters were out at late hour last
night and 1t is their opinion that the
Salt River cattle are becoming aposrate
in these latter days, else have
mislaid their calendars.
PROBATE COURT.-William RoarlSe
and Bryan Roarke filed a motion in
probate yesterday for the vacation OF
an order fixing The attorneys fees III
the estate. A similar motion was pre-
scented by o. II. Christy, special ad
minis,rator cf the estate. The fees to
which objection is made had been
fixed at $4,000. THE hearing of the re-
port of Cora Brill, the ia;e
administrator OF the estate, with
the exceptions thereto, set for
tinuance was also ordered in the mat
ter of the hearing of the report of the
administrators of the estate Of Quad
alupe Imperial. A. j. Edwards, adj
ministrator OF the estate OF A. T.. Con-
verse, filed his report along with a PEE
tition for an order to sell real estate.
WANTE A PLACE TO SLIP
a Swede with an Italian sounding
name. Pete Origlasso, was arrested
about midnight on Friday while try
ing to break into a car. AT least the
constable who arrested him said he
| was trying to break in. Pete pointed
to the circumstance that the car con-
tanned nothing but baled hay, which he
could not eat, and he owned no horse.
7 burro or cow to feed 1t to. Il vos
not goin' to tax anytang but slip.
l vos just lookin' for a place to Slip"
said nc. The car, he said, was not
locked and he had merely pushed the
door back. intending to get in when
nobody was watching. He was charged
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