Arizona republican., 1901-12-19

gentleman, and is a business man of Oakland. There was a reception last night at the residence of the brides parents on North Center street. There were many costly and useful presents.
 MATRIMONIAL ACTIVITY. = A heavy shower of applications for li- eenses fell in probate court yesterday. Most of the applicants were non-resi dents. Those to whom licenses were issued were: Timothy J. Maloney of Oakland, Cal, and Mamie Toohey of this city; Thomas J. Murphy of Wind sor. Ct, and Mrs. c. l.. Woods of San Francisco; Nahum Emery of Long Beach. Cal, and Mary E. Deatwiler of Los Angeles; William James Long more and May Frazier Moffatt. both of this county. The next to the last men toned couple was married on the spot by Judge Langston.
 MADE A SECRET OF 1IT.-John Young. who disseminates beer for Louis Melc2er, was married last Sun day and never said word about it. His associates heard of it in some way on Tuesday. and that night a special meeting of the Beer-drivers Union No. 64 was held. at which the course of the erring brother was made the principal order of business. It was voted to Appropriate from the funds of the order the sum of six dol lars ($5) and expend so much thereof as might be necessary for a high chair. such as children use to sit at tables. The chair was purchased yesterday and forwarded to Mir. Young address.
 PROBATE COURT-Letters of ad- ministration of the estate of II. w. Wilkie were issued out of probate II rlrr. whose bond. fixed at $1.2O0. was ap- proved. John Orme. Hosea Greenhaw and Henry Wellborn were appointed appraisers of the estate. An inventory and apraisement was filed in the es- tate of the Mosher minors. The hear, ing of the final account of the execu- triX of the estate of Robert M. Robertson was begun and continued until next Monday The final account and report of J. A. Hall, administrator Of the estate of Mary A. Hall. was filed. along with a petition for dis charge. It was set for hearing on January ?. The final account of C. II. Long. guardian of the heirs of Robert Uetz. was filed. The guardian also filed petition for discharge and for the appointment of his successor on account of his intended absence from the county. The matter will be heard on January 2.
 A LACK OF WITNESSES Agnes M. Pess was brought before United States Court Commissioner Johnstone. charged with violation of the Edmunds act. She lives near Mesa and was arrested by Deputy United States Marshal Hill. She was accom- panied by two small children. They arrived late on Tuesday night. On account of the children the commits sioner would not commit her but or dered her to be taken to a hotel The examination held yesterday develope1 no definite knowledge of any wrong doing. and the case was continued until next Monday. to allow the gov ernment to bring in more witnesses. Mrs. Pess is daughter of Henry Harrop. who figured in the late pro ceeding in probate court in the matter of the Brady minors. in which an eff fort was made to remove Mrs. Harrop from the guardianship of the minors. who are her own children by a former husband The prosecution of Mrs Pess is said to be sequel of that case.
 
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