Arizona republican., 1901-03-17

| are yet in arrears should be scratching | around for money if they want to keep their titles clear.
 CUPID AT WoRK.-A marriage H. cense was issued to two Tempe couples
 yesterday Angel 'Palomino and Louisa Ortega, and Fernando Humado and
 Josepha Rivera. The last named couple were married by Justice Gray
 at his office on Wall street.
 WITH THE NORMAL. Major
 James McClintock and Superintendent
 of Public Instruction Long were in
 Tempe yesterday inspecting the im- provements being made on the normal
 campus, and looking after the general
 welfare of the school. Mrs. McClin-
 tock, who accompanied her husband,
 gathered and classified a considerable
 number of wild flowers.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE
 TODAY.-There will be preaching in
 the Christian church, corner of Fifth
 avenue and Monroe street today at Il o'clock by the Rev. w. D. Rice, Ph D., pastor but there will be no evening service. Mrs. l.. H. Hamilton will rem der vocal selection, and the chorus
 choir will be lead by Mrs. Turney, di-
 rector. The Endeavor Society will meet
 at half past six o'clock.
 ANOTHER CITIZEN FOR PHoE-
 NIX.-Mr. Wm. Hunter of Chicago,
 who has been spending the last month
 here with his mother left for California
 last evening. Mir Hunter is in the shoe business in Chicago, but is so well pleased with Phoenix and her fu- ture prospects that he will return in October and, In connection with Mr
 John Bowman, win open up a shoe business here.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate court yesterday hearing on the re- turn of sale of real estate was set for March 26 In the estate of Anton Ole- son. who was murdered at New River station last summer, the report and ac- count of the special administrator, as well as the final account of the ad- ministrator. were rled and hearing given. Exceptions were taken 10 the accounts of both the special and reg ular administrator filed and the case taken under advisement.
 A WINDOW DISPLAY.-In keeping with the celebration of St. Patrick's day the windows of the Phoenix bak- cry have been appropriately dressed in Irish colors, and in a way that gives expression to Irish sentiments. Little heart shaped boxes of Creme de men, the candy are arranged in the outline form of a shamrock leaf and a harp with gum-drop strings is in evidence Cakes are ornamented with chocolate and green trimmings, one of a back ground of the other, and In designs ap- propriate to the season.
 A PARTNERSHIP TROUBLE.-Uti-I nio Murrietta yesterday brought suit in Justice Gray's court against Antone Gould, asking for judgment of $l275S A trial of the case disclosed the facts that Gould, Murrietta and Q man named Pedro Martinez were in partner ship in farming enterprise in which Gould was to furnish the farm and water and receive half the proceeds of the farm, while the others were to receive a quarter each. The plaintiff thought he was not getting his share and tried to recover. The court de, clded that as it was a partnership bus mess. the justice of the peace had no jurisdiction and the case was there> fore dismissed
 GARDINER'S MILL DESTROYED. l The old flour mill and adjacent build | ings on the Gardiner property east of the insane asylum were destroyed Oy fire on Friday evening. The mill has not been in operation for years, and the building was supposed to be boarded up tight, but about o'clock last night | flames were seen issuing from the cen- ter of one side, and as there was noth- ing at hand with which the few who gathered could effectually fight tn" fire, 1t did not stop till everything within reach was ruin. There was a l long frame building near the mill