Arizona republican., 1901-02-28

1 Ned Creighton. c. NJ. Zander and l.. NJ AusNraw have bean appointed ap- praisers.
 ROBBERS IN JAIL Deputies Will | Hams and Gibson returned late Tues | day night from Buckeye, bringing to | jail Refugio AsSias and Manuel Rod- riguez, the two men who are charged with the Dlundering of Cline's camp. in the White Tank mountains. Nearly all l of Clinc's property was found in their possession.
 MMARTIN-KN'APP NJ Alexander McMartin and Miss Mary A. Knapp were married last night at the resi- dence of the brides mother, 19 West Madison street. The ceremony was performed by Justice G. D. Gray. The groom is employed at Doris Bros fur niture store The bride is a daughter of the late Maj. C. H. Knapp. NDW HOUSES. Mir. R. w. Cham berlain and family will remove in few weeks to their new home on North First avenue. Mr. Chamberlain has built a fine, modern seven-room cottage opposite the home of the Rev. Mir. Penick. Work has been commenced on the house to be occupied by c. J. and D. E. Behlow, in the Simms addition. The house will cost $2,50O.
 ENTRIES COMING IN-Cow- punch CTS who intend to try for the prizes at the reception to be given on the occasion of the visit of President Rip ley, of the Santa Fe, are getting their entries in. Many of the best cow-men in the territory are entered and it Is to be expected that the worlds record. fractured at Globe last week. will be again broken
 ARIZONA BALL LEAGUE. Base ball enthusiasts in southern Arizona are figuring on the formation of league, to be composed of teams of Phoenix, Tucson, Bisbee and Fort Grant There is no organizations at either uf these points, but the pro- motors of the scheme believe that it will be an easy matter to organize teams at each of those places. Tucson Is sure of team of some kind, as are Bisbee and Fort Grant and Phoenix is the only uncertain quantity. Tomb stone may be induced to join the league If 1t is formed.
 
 twenty years aga J. P. Storms, county treasurer of Yavapai county, and Hon. F.. T. Hams, member of the house from Yavapai county, were married at the same time at Julian San Dieg) county, Cal Their wives were school mates and intimate friends. After marriage the families moved to die-1 ferent parts of the country and lost sight of each other. They next met at the ceremony of the capitol dedication. Mir Hams says they almost accom- plished what is popularly believed to- be an impossible fact, a woman talk ing herself to death, and in conse- quence, neither was able to attend the legislative reception on Tuesday night.
 MUCH MUSIC IN PROSPECT Phoenix people who are admirers of fine music are offered plenty of amuse ment in the immediate future. Tonight is the concert of the Orpneus club, and about three weeks later. Mrs. L. II. Hamilton and Mir. w. Edson str0w bridge will give musicale. On March 17, the pupils of Prof Fred Gerrish are 10 give a recital. Nearly all the seats In the opera house are sold for the or pheus club concert, tonight. An excel lent programme is promised, particu- larly in the chorus work. There is much to expect and much assured In the Hamilton -Strowbridge musicale. In vocal and Instrumental music respec- lively, both Mrs. Hamilton and Mir. StrJwbrldge are too well and favorabiy known to be in need of commendation. Prof. Gerrish's pupils will give a pro- gramme of mandolin and banjo music. and some of them are very proficient.
 CRITTENTON HOME RECEPTION. An interesting reception attended by about 250 of the best people of Phoe- nix. took place at the Crittenton Home yesterday afternoon. It was made the occasion of the dedication of room, which had been completely furnished oy Mrs. Weaver of Chicago. Tine dedi- catory exercises were under .he d. rection of Rev. C. V. Cowan of the First M. F. church. There were de- hcious refreshments and generous do- nations to the home The decorations were profuse and skillfully arranged by the decorating committee, of which Mrs G. B. Pratt was chairman. Songs were sung by Mrs. Emma Moffatt and Miss Ethel LeChance. Mir. and Mrs. Moffatt have consecrated their lives to this work. Within two years they have travelled 3,600 miles and have spent $5O,- GOO in 1t. They are now on their way to their home in Los Angeles to enjoy n brief rest.
 A judge of good whiskey will find Bond & Lillard Bourbon at the Palace and Hoffman bars.
 150 patterns of picture moulding. new stock, latest designs. Picture frames made to order. No fancy prices.