Arizona republican., 1901-03-20

WHtn SlSlS. ana With Dell ringing t0 at tract attention to the signs. arouses much interest, even among people who have heretofore scarcely been aware of the existence of the salvationists. LICENSE TO WED.-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to Mir. | Funnel Wills of Fl Paso, Tex, and Miss Clara Buford of this city. Miss Buford has resided here for a number of years and is most excellent young | lady.
 FUNERAL OF BERNARD HAS SELBERG.-The funeral of Bernard Hasselberg, of New York, was held yesterday under the auspices of Phoe- nix Typographical Union No. 352. The Hebrew service was said over the re- mains by Rabbie Harry Friedman. NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the Mcdonald Plumb ing company Were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday The incorporators are D. w. McDcnald, II S. Creighton and Jerry Millay. The capital stock is $l5,0O0 Articles were also filed of the following corporations: The California Consolidated oil com pany; capital stock. $500.0o3 The sn- corporators are J. E. T. Mershon, w. H. Hubbard, J. H. Crowthers. T. F. Boyle, F. D. Harmon The American Windmill Manufacturing company; capital stock, sl00,000; incorporators, F. F. Eek, C. R. Jamison, A. w. Mann, T. w. Minnear N. O. Harrelson. Ari- z0na Standard Oil company; capital stock, $500.000 incorporators, T. $. Shiell P. N. Morten, J. c. Phillips, c. c. Green and O. P. Morton.
 PROBATE COURT.--In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Duncan, yes terday, petition was filed and granted for the sale of personal property. In the estate of Enrco Perazzo, Paolo Perazzo was appointed executor of the will and his bond was filed and ap- proved. Steps were taken preliminary to legaliZing by human law two more marriages that were, it is presumed. made in Heaven some time ago. Things are better arranged in the celestial economy and there is no loss of time. while here on earth business some times drops behind the calendar On the occasion of a rush and dates get
 
 who were given licenses yesterday were from Tempe. Their names are Bernardo Nasquez and Mlquela R. Galaza, and Manuel Palomino and Juana Barragan. Another license would have been issued, only that the bride is a year below the statutorS age and the request of her parents was not in evidence
 NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.-E. H.. Winters broke ground yesterday for a new business block to be erected on Adams street opposite the postoiiiee and alongside his present block. thus utilizing all the vacant space in mat block The new building will have frontage of 56ih feet and a depth Of 90 feet. It will be cut up into four store rooms, fourteen feet wide with ceilings sixteen feet high. The build ing will be one-story high, built or brick and with an iron roof. MT, Win ters expects to introduce a novel idea of his own in the construction of tne building, which will no doubt have a very pretty effect on the front. me ordinary partitions between the store rooms will lack six feet of extending to the store front and will be competed from that point to the front with heavy plate glass. One standing in the front of either store may see the window display of all four of the stores, giN- ing the appearance of one large busi- ness establishment separated into de- partments. IL will have the further effect of making the rooms better light ed. He expects the glass for the fronts will cost perhaps $l,5OO.
 A QUICK DRIVE.-Captain George D. Christy made a record breaking drive yesterday from Castle Creek Hot springs to Phoenix. He left there in the morning after breakfast and reached home about noon, making the