Arizona republican., 1902-10-08

LICENSED TO .WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to John
 Francis Dwyer and Regina Smith. YUMA IS ALL RIGHT.-word has been received from Yuma county that
 that part of the territory will be safe ly republican this fall. The party is
 united and has never been more en- thusiastic for the success of. the ticket
 WILL PLAY MONDAY.-Theo open ing bill of the Oberle stock company
 will be ''The Lost Paradise" to be followed by "A Night Off" and The Octeroon. The first performance will be on Monday evening next.
 B. Y. P. U.-The Baptist Young Peo- ple's union held it's monthly business meeting on Monday evening at the home of Miss Nellie McFan A Chris tian culture class of fifteen members was organized tc. be led by Rev. Dr.
 Halscy, with Mrs. Minnie Elliot as assistant leader. Games were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The
 meeting next week will be held with
 the Misses Halsey on East Van Buren street.
 MRS. TEATS' LECTURE.-Mrs.
 Yeats who will lecture next Friday ev-
 ening at the First M. E. church, is lady of culture and refinement and
 handles her subject in a masterly man.
 ner. She will tell much that will be
 new to her hearers and though no ad- mission fee will be charged a collection will be taken up. At 2:30 o'clock Sat urday afternoon she will address the
 ladies at the Christian church and at
 3.45. the same day and place she will
 talk to the children.
 REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. - The republican county candidates held
 rousing meeting Monday night at the Cartwright school house. There was large attendance and great enthusi- asm prevailed, nearly all the candi- dates making short talks to the as
 sembled voters. Another good meeting
 was held last night in the Orme school
 house where a lot of good seed was
 sown for harvest early in November. The meeting announced for OceOber 9
 in this city has been postponed owing
 to dates made for other places.
 CAVE CREEK MINING.-The rich
 gold strike reported in the Cave Creek
 district few days ago has awakened renewed interest in that location. Be ing so directly tributary to Phoenix, the development of Cave Creek mines
 has an important bearing on the busi-
 ness of our merchants. That it will
 be a most profitable and important mining center cannot be doubted. The Ben TIur mine alone, which already has great bodies of high grade ore in sight, is enough to make the Cave Creek district permanently famous. DISTRICT COURT.-In the district court yesterday in the case of J. C. Reed against A. Young a demurrer which had been hitherto submitted and argued was Cverruled. The plaintiff
 excepted. A demurrer was sustained | in the case of Crow & Sherman against Lloydd B. Christy. administrator of the estate of Jared Woodbridge. In the case of J. p. BurfOrd against D. r.
 Kyle a motion to make the answer more definite and certain was over ruled The application of R. F. Perry | fer an injunction against the Arlington
 canal company was continued.
 RECOVERED IN INSTALLMENTS. About week ago the horse and bug
 gy of J. B. Peers was stolen one night.
 The next morning the horse returned
 naked. There was not even halter
 on him. Yesterday MT. Peers found the rest of his property. It was in a | blind alley in the southeastern part or
 the city. It had net been damaged in any way but the harness had been | taken to pieces. MT. Peers thinks that