Arizona republican., 1902-11-18

SHORT VISIT-Carl Behn of "The Peoples Cash Store at Tombstone. and formerly of this city, spent yester- day here on business. returning home last night.
 FROM ZACATECAS.-R. Deigado of Zacatecas, Mexico. is visiting the city for two or three days. He is engaged in large mining operations in his home land, and is returning frcm e business visit to Los Angeles.
 W. c. T. U. MEETING. The regular meeting Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at the rooms, corner Center and Monroe streets, tomorrow at 2:SO D. m. Sub iect, Sunday School Temperance Work" Leader. Mrs. Rice.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Lucy Pedler yesterday filed suit in the district court against George PedIer for divorce on the triple grounds Of cruelty. failure to support and unfaithfulness. The par ties were married in Yuma several years ago and have four children.
 LICENSED TO WED-Marriage Ii- cCnses were issued yesterday to George Miranda and Laura Simpson. and to William Fl. Williams and Mrs Allie La Rant. The last named bride re- gently came here from Peadleton. Ore. M-. Williams has been fer some time a resident of the city.
 MINISTERIAL ASSO members of the Ministerial Associa- tion, on invitation of Dr. Ward. expect to hold religious services at the terri torial asylum scmi-weekIy. The first service, held at o'clock last Sunday afternoon. was conducted by Rev. Dr. ialsey. and was well attended
 ASSOCIATION DELEGATES The Baptist Sunday school has made the following appointments for the terri tc1ial Sunday school convention: Dele gates, Miss Edith Kay. Miss Mary E. Halsey. Mr. A. Rupert Doris. Members or the reception committee, Miss Mabel D. Wenick, Miss Bonnie Doris. Mir. Robert Garnett
 THE NEW CURATORS- -Governor Brodie yesterday appointed a new board of curatOrs of the territorial Ii- brary. The members are Chief Jus tice Edward Kent vice Judge Wood ward; Judge Joseph F. Kibbey. vice H. B. Wilkinson, and T. T. Powers. to Ill vacancy caused by the failure of an appoiEtee to qualify
 VISITING QUILLDRIVER.-O S. Edwards, field representative of the Miner and Manufacturer. published at Fl Paso. spent yesterday in Phoenix. He is very pleasant gentleman. and inc paper ne represents is an excellent one, published in the interest Of south western industrial enterprises. It is a monthly journal, and recently absorbed the Southwestern Mining Record of Fl Paso.
 VISITING MCSICIANS.-Prof $. F. Cravens, director of music in the Ot- tawa university, arrived at the Ford hotel yesterday and will probably spend the winter in Arizona Professor Cravens and his wife have had charge 0: the musical department of the uni vcTsity for eight years, and have the largest conservatory of music west Of Chicago, having two hundred and sev- e1ty-fve music scholars.
 THERE IS NO HITCH.-A Phoenix newspaper recently said that these was @ hitch between the trustees of the schools and the contractors, which would likely result in a delay in the building of the Five Points school. Neither the contractors nor the trus- tees are aware oi any such hitch. or cf any possible cause for any. The frame work and the lumber for the building is already on the grounds, and a large force of men is engaged in clearing away the debris of the burned build ing. It was thought that a part Of the