Arizona republican., 1901-11-21

Allen Goodman and Mrs. Mary Melissa West; Geo. Edsall Miner and Roma Clyde Budd; Santiago Estrada and Cevera Gaxiola. The first two couples were married by Rev. Dr. Halsey last night The last couple will be mar ried by Father Novatus of the Catho- lie church.
 HIGHLAND CANAL AFFAIRS MT. F. Coffin of New York. promi- nent broker and bond dealer, arrived in the city yesterday morning. MT. Coffin is one of the bond holders of the Highland Canal company, and his business here is to straighten out the affairs of the company. which have been in quite a tangled condition for several years. The firm of which Mir Coffin is a member was one of the bid ders for the first issue of territorial funding bonds.
 JAILED FOR THREATS.-Yeste day morning was the time when Al Fulwiler was to appear In Justice Bur nett's court and receive sentence for petty larceny, to which he pleaded guilty last Monday. lie did not ap- pear at the appointed hour or any other hour and his cash bail of $50 was declared forfeited. Alejandro Castillo was sent to the county jail for ten days for making threats. Cas- tillo was arrested with a couple of women for disturbing the peace on East Buchanan street and was sent to jail. When he got out he revisited the locality of the disturbance and threatened the lives of the witnesses who had testified against him.
 THE HEADGATE BREAKING CASE.-Yesterday was the time set in 
 Griffith one of the farmers charged with the breaking of headgates of the Arizona Water company. This was the first of several cases whose trial will cover as many consecutive days. When the Griffith case was called neither party was ready and it was set at the bottom of the calendar. The case of R. C. Mcdonald. similarly charged, is set for today. The justice announced that it would be tried today or never. If it should transpire that the parties are not ready it will go out of court summarily.
 DEDICATION OF ROOMS.-This afternoon and evening will occur the dedication of the last two rooms in the Crittenton Home. in connection with the annual donation and recep tian. The home will be open to the public from I to O clock It is hoped that the gifts will largely consist of money, as a screen porch is greatly needed and sucifient funds have not yet been secured to build one. Friends of the home will serve refreshements free. All strangers and all residents are most cordially invited.
 MINER -RUDD.-Mr. George Edsell Miner and Miss ls. Clyde RUdd were united in marriage last evening at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Ludie Rudd. 500 South Third avenue. Rev. pr. Halsey. pastor of the Baptist church performing the ceremony. Miss Nellie L. Thomas was bridesmaid and Mir William w. Wells. best man. The wedding gifts were many and well chosen. and included. besides those presented by the home friends. beau tiful sets of silveTware from Mir. r.. NJ. Woods and family. Mrs. l.. C. Church and Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Foss and daughter Of Chicago. Mir. Miner is a son of Mir. R. E. Miner of North Center street, and is quartermaster sergeant of Company B. National Guard of Arizona. Both bride and groom have many friends who extend best wishes and congratulations.
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