Arizona republican., 1901-10-10

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 CRITTENTON HOME RECEPTION. IA public reception win he held at the Florence Crittenton Rescue Home this l afternoon from 2 to o'clock Light refreshments will be served. and it is hoped that many will show their in- terest in this good work by attending and enjoying social afternoon. Take the First street car.
 TO TEACH SHORTHAND. = Mir. | Lamson of the business college receiv- ed word from Mir. Artlip of Grand Rapids. Mich, that hs accepted the of l fer as principal of the shorthand de- partment of the college and would start for Phoenix at once. Mir. Artlip is high ly recommended both as to character and ability
 HAS COME TO STAY-Chas. g. Bennly of the Pittsburg Mfg. Co. of Pittsburg, Pa, who spent last winter | in the valley. has returned and will | make his home with Mir. and Mrs George r. Sheldon on North Second avenue for the winter MT BennIy will probably locate permanently and in vest in Salt River Valley property.
 GRAND CANYON RAILROAD-The officials of the s. F. P SS P. office he~e received word yesterday that the Grand Canyon railroad has been com pleted from Williams to the rim. and that it is now ready for passenger bus mess. The train going to the canyon leaves Williams in the evening at 6:5J and. returning. leaves the canyon at S;S0 o'clock. Rates from Phoenix to the canyon and return will be announc- ed in a few days.
 STOVALL-CASH- J. Erskine StnNal nd E~ of the most popular of the young peo- 2le of Phoenix, were united in mar { riage at the Baptist church last even i ing. Rev. Lewis Halsey. D. D.. was the officiating clergyman. Miss Clara ! Stovall brides maid. Mir. Rupert Doris best man. Mir. Frank Doris and MT F. H. Irwin ushers. Mr W. Edson | Strowbridge played the wedding march. The church was handsomely ! trimmed with roses and evergreens-
 RETURN OF DIR. GOODRICH-Dr Goodrich returned yesterday morning from the east after an absence Of more han six months. He was accompaniei by his son, Mir. R. s. Goodrich. who will engage in the practice of law here. MT. Goodrich. after completing the academic course of Harvard. took three years course in the law de pattment of the university and .o comes as well grounded in his chosen profession as Q young man can well be. Mrs. Goodrich and daughter wIlI re- main in the east until the latter has finished her studies.
 THE WOODBRIBGE ESTATE Last spring Jared Woodbridge who had bsen for years a wealthy sheepman in the northern part of the territory died il tbis city. The principal rart of his estate was $53, on dep-sit in thc Valley bank. There was a vigorous contest over the appointment of an ad- rnin:strdtor as the old man had died intestate Lloyd B Christy was fin ally appointed. Suit was brought yes terday by Isaac V. Hollister Of Connec- ticut who claims to have been asso- ciated with Woodbridge in his opera tions under the title of J. Woodbridge S- Co, against the administrator. Tine money deposited by Woodbridge ip the Na-ley bank. Holhster claims. belonged to the firm though it was deposited in the name Of Woodbridge. The action is brought to recover. il.
 HE WAS SURPRISED.-Mr A. a. Irish of Los Angeles was visitor ia the city yesterday He is inte-estel with the FIsgztan company in an oil enterprise in Ventura county. Cal. anI while ne says they have not found oil m large quantities yet. they are Stl-l going down and expect to find il be- fore they stop. He wznt to Flagstaf on this mornings train to confer with his associates. He travelled by way Of Phoenix for the reason that he is one of the men pr. Foss of this city talked Arizona to last summer. and he camz to see whether the doctor could verify his words. AIr Irish and the doctor srent yesterday in driving over the val ley, covering the region between here and Tempe and as far north as the Camel Back mountain. After this small view Of the valley Ir. Irish said he was prepared to believe anything good that was told him regarding Arizona. The alfalfa fields and orange, olive anI other orchards made q good impression on him and he said he could not see but that they were just as fine as any thing California could show Speaking of oil he said he thought ths region alors the hills in the upper valley look ed very ercouraging and had as good oil indications as many successful dis tricts with which he is acquainted.
 
 A list of realty for sale, containing many choice bargains. furnished on vestment Co.,, 1 and w. Washington street.
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