Arizona republican., 1901-10-17


 peaches in this valley can be made an eminent success. He brought in q box of fruit that would have tempted Adam to sin over again if he could have seen it and been forbidden.
 NOT PARTICULAR couple of pale faced tenderfoots. who took it for granted they could get nothing to eat in Arizona-that is. nothing good good enough for them to eat-stroIied into Coffee AIS place the other day, and one of them, looking around in a dhsgusted manner, said to the gentle manly waiter who approached them. Do you serve Holsters here?" "Yes. sir" replied the waiter. what do ou wish?"
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the Standard Real Es- tate and Loan company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The capital stock is s2OO. coo. The Incorporates are F. A Washing ton, w. c. Gowan and s. 'dcAllister Of the Indian territory. Articles were al so flied of the Granite Gap Copper com pany, with a capital stock of S1, 900 GOO. The Incorporates aIe C. F.. Hamilton De Earth Shorb. A l.. Glasswin. w F. Robinson and J. fS. Hannon of Los An geles.
 MISS MATTINGLY'S RETURN Miss Marie Mattingly. a young news paper woman of Washington. D. C., a guest of this city last winter and whose observations regarding the eli mate and people of Arizona called out a storm of dfsapprOVals, is about 10 make a second invasion. It is even learned that she is now on the way. and many citizens and taxpayers who felt themselves agSrieved by Miss Mat tirgiy's flight Of imagination are clean ing up their shotguns and other de- fensive weapors-
 HELMA ANDRES RETURN.-Miss Heima Andre returned yesterday morning from Germany. where she has been attending school for the past six years. She was accompanied by her grandmother. Mrs. Jordan. the mother of Mrs. R. c. Andre of Tempe. MG. and Mrs Andre met them in Phoenix and were considerably surprised. IS they did not know that Mrs. Jordan was coming. She lived here a number of years ago. and is now well advanc- cd in years but there are many who remember her and will be pleased to welcome her back. Miss Helma left here little girl. though one who hal scores of friends who have never for gotten her, and returns d young lady after long absence devoted to study under the guardianship of her reIa- tives. l. is needless to say that the re- union is happy one for the family.
 KEPT WITHIN THE LAW.-There was a statement in The Republican yesterday morning. which if it were true and could be proved. might get a worthy and law-abiGing citizen into trouble. The statement was that Coun- " Treasurer J. F.. Walker in dSfeat- ing Dr. NJ NJ. Welksr and Dr. H. J. Jessop at bird shooting had acquired seyelty-five bi-Gs. which is fifty more than the law allows. As q matter of fact. all the huE;ers did not get that many birds. but whatever the number. Mir Walk=r got more than any of his competitors. That fact is admitted by both Dr. Walker and pr. Jessop. who make what they say is to them an unpleasant disclosure. Mr. Walker dil not shoot according to the rules which prevail among sqortsmen, but sneaked around ard potted the birds on the ground. It is even suspected that he lad the birds matched and carried them out in q "a ise and slaughtered them when his Comp1rtons were not looking.
 WAKELY Y-AARTIN WEDDING.-A strictly home wedding took place Mon cay evening al the residence or N--- and Mrs. J. C. Martin in Prescott. the contracting parties to it being Miss Edna Joy Martin and J. D. Wal;ely, one of Prescotts bright and energetic young attorneys. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Bennett, n the presence of Cnly the members of the family and relatives. Miss Martin is the daughter of MT. and Mrs J. ~. Martin, MT. Martin being the editJl and proprietor of the Journal Miner. the leading republican paper in north ern Arizona. and receiver of the Unit ed States land office at Prescott. Miss Martin is a handsome. bright. accom- plished and amiable young lady. Mr. Wakely is a young practicinG atto"- ney of Prescott, who cast his lot here some years ago. He came nere 3 stranger. He is today well and widely known, and has by close attention U the interests of his clients. strict per sonal integrity and exemplary conduct esta blshed d splendid reputation. solid business and a growing clientage. The Evans Loan & Investment Co. affords the best medium through which