Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

I LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Otto
 C. Plambert and Nettie R. Moser.
 RAINED HEAVILY-A telephon,
 message received in Pnoen.x yesterday
 from c. E. Champie. at his camp or l Humbug creek announced that it was ! raining hard there.
 A FREE CONCERT.-Them musical programme at the Baptist church next Sunday evening will be an unusually
 good one. It will be equal to a first
 class concert without charge, an oppor-
 tunity for music lovers to get some
 thing for nothing.
 WOOL BUYERS I.EAVING-AIr
 and Mrs. Charless Green and George
 Colby left for San Francisco on last
 nights NJ. & P. train. Messrs Green
 and Colby are large wool buyers and have bought several carloads of wool
 in this market. The season being now
 about over, they are going to points
 in northern California.
 HE LIKES PHOENIX-A few weeks ago Dr. Fahrney Of Chicago. and his private secretary, arrived here for the purpose of enjoying the winter climate of Arizona. Dr. Fahrney was so well pleased he sent for his wife and daugh- ter and his son, J. H. Fahrney. The party arrived yesterday morning and all are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 GOING NORTH.-Nice President ! C. Welling of the Illinois Central changed his mind regarding the route he will take in going 10 Texas and instead of going out last night via the M. & P. he went over the s. F. P. & P. He will take a side trip to the f,r-ar nd nf Arfz he will go to Albuquerque and thence to Texas.
 PROBATE COURT-An inventory and appraisement was filed in promate court yesterday in the estate of the Imperial minors. The annual account of the eXecutor e the estate of Nina L. Buell. was filed and set for hearing on March ?. In the estate of James Roarke the annual account of the ad- ministrator was filed. IL will be heart March 9.
 ARIZONA NOTARIES. - Notarial commissions have been recently issued to the following persons: S A Merritt, Bisbee; W. H. Robinson. Phoenix: Will jam Lawler. Eureka Mining District. county; L. D. Chillson. J. H. Schneider and John A. Bradley. Tue son; D. A. Richardson. Nogales; Pierce Evans. Yuma; George R. Hill. Globe, and E. F.. Breed, Prescott.
 THE WINDS WILDNESS.- Yester- day was a remarkably windy day for this country. and though it did not at any time approach dangerous veloc , ty. it was exceedingly disagreea ble. A ] section of the big fence around Luhrs' ! corral. on South Center street. was blown down. and an electric light pole | was blown down on Seventh street. the | wires crossing the street car track to | the depot. The police cut the wires 1 and cleared the track.
 A SECOND PERFORMANCES. -l Uncle Josh Spruceby and his company | If artists and musicians arrived yes | erday, gave very spectacular parade ! through the streets of the city and | played last night to a good audience in : he Doris theater. The piece needs no | pecial description. as it is an illustra- jon of the humOr and pathos of Yan- tee life. II was well received. the ap- ,lause being liberal The company will 1 tive another performance tonight.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. of | he following corporations were filed in 1 he office of the county recorder yester- lay: The Sunrise Ranch company, apital stock, s1O0. .OO0: incorporators. l.. II. Bard and C. M. Stackhouse of Mis-