Arizona republican., 1901-02-07

companled the couple ana gave Hls consent to the union.
 MRS. HOWES, FUNERAL.--The funeral service over the remains Of Mrs. F.. T. Howes was held at the fam fly residence yesterday afternoon and the remains were sent to Yarmouth, Mass, for interment escorted by E. H. Howes, a son of the deceased who ar rived here on Tuesday rom California.
 LETTER FROM A MISSIONARY Mir. J. w. Eastwood of this city. has received letter from an old school mate, Rev. s. w. Rivenburg, of the American Baptist mission at Impeve, Assam Dr. Rivenburg has charge of one training school, seven village schools, and nine churches. His parish is about 200 hundred miles long.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-John Doe was arrested yesterday on a. war rant issued by Justice Gray charging him with starving and otherwise cruel ly treating a horse. The case will be tried Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. David Fraser was arrested for cutting down trees on another mans prop erty and his case was set for trial Friday morning at 10 o'clock,
 CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD.-The poet scout has been billed to ap- pear in two entertainments in the Christian church on next Monday and Tuesday nights, but on account ot conflicting dates his appearance has been postponed to Thursday and Fri day, Feb. 14th and 18th. Efforts are being made to arrange dates for him at Mesa, Tempe and Glendale also.
 ARTICLES OF ACCOMMODATIONS. Articles or incorporation of the United Grocery company were filed yes terday with the county recorder The capital stock is $50O,000, and the prin- cipal place of business will be Phoenix and New York City. The incorporators are simon F. Halligan. of Oneida coun- ty. N. r., Edward Kanaley and GeneV- ieye Kanaley, of Westchester. N. r., and Edward H. Viade, of Hudson county, N. J.
 DEATH OF MRS. w. A. WILSON -Gertie F. Wilson wife of w. A. Wll- son, residing at No. 1885 West Wash ington street, passed away yesterday afternoon after a lingering Illness oi several months duration, leaving a husband and two children, one babe but four months old, to mourn her death, The funeral services Will be held at the family residence today al 2:30 o'clock. the Rev. w. ID. Rice, oi the Christian church, officiating.
 DONE WITH A TYPEWRITER Ernest Hall yesterday completed book 13 of the articles of incorporation h' the office of the territorial secretary The work was done with a book type writing machine. It contains GAS pages 57O words to page One cannot man ipulate a book typewriter quite so iast as the ordinary machine, but the worR is much more rapid than 1t used to De when it was done with pen.
 CRADLE RoBBING.-Pedro Garcia, aged twenty-two years, applied to the probate judge yesterday for a marriage license to marry Maria Moran, who has been on earth scarcely fifteen years Judge Langston told him to go and get the girls father and some one tC identify the old gentleman so tbere would be no question as to the parental consent. After Garcia had departed the judge dug into the statutes again and at a late hour yesterday was un- decided whether he would grant the license even with the consent of all parties.
 DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.-Chiei Engineer w. A. Drake and J. H. Elm inert, assistant to President Murphy of the s. F. P. K P railroad, came dowr from Prescott yesterday morning ac' companying Mir B. P. Cheney, Jr. who is travelling with his party in two special cars. MT. Cheney is president of the San Diego & Otay railroad anG came here simply to see the country and form some opinion of the valley from personal inspection. It is un' fortunate that hls visit should occui on the very day he could see the leas' of the valley on account of the rain He continued his journey last night.
 THE ALGODoNEs oPENING,-Th Algondones grant will shortly b' thrown open to entry. Governor Mur' phy yesterday received a letter iron Hon. Bing=r Hermann commissioner o the general land office, saying that thu secretary of the interior had approved the instructions prepared in that of flee and forwarded them to the register and receiver at Tucson. hTis lettei was dated Feb. 1. At the same tim' the governor received a telegram iron Receiver Bauman at Tucson sayint that the instructions had come iron the general land office. All that re mains to be done is to fix the date ant advertise it with the conditions ordel that all may be given an equal chance
 DEATH OF DAVID SEWERS David w. Shivers died at his home il Chino valley on the night of Februar! 3, 1901 in his 75 year Mir. Shivers wal one of the early pioneers of Arizona having come here with his family Il