Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-14

lady friend if he was going to the
coast TO spend the summer replied that
he was not. bat was simply going to
spend his money. And the proba bilities
are he was telling the truth.
GOING TO Los ANGELES.-Distr
Attorney w. F. Cooper of Tucson has
accepted a position with the Hunting
ton-street Railway company in Los An
geles and will leave Tucson at the eX-
piration of his term of office the first
of next year.
SHOOTING WHITE WINGS.-W. L.
Pinney, j. NJ Aitken. DR.. Hobrook and
another gentleman went down to the
junction of the ella and Salt rivers
Saturday night and spent Sunday
shooting white wings. They returned
about II o'clock last night. The sport
ing editor of The Republican met Mr.
Aitken and inquired what luck they
had He said they got about go birds.
A few minutes afterward he met DR..
Holbrook and made a similar inquiry.
The doctor replied that they got about
300 birds. The above Is given as only
an early bulletin, for neither Mr.. Pin
ney nor the other gentleman has had
an opportunity to report.
SENATOR DORSEY MARRIED.-A
New York paper says: Miss Laura
Bigelow. daughter of the late John
Bigelow, for many years the European
financial agent of the United States
government, was married to eX-Sena-
tor Stephen Wallace Dorsey of Arkan-
sas yesterday afternoon at Grace
church. The rector, the Rev. Dr. Will
liam R. Huntington, was the officat-
ing clergyman. Only few relatives OF
the bride and the groom We're present
The bride was given away by her moth
err. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey will sail at
once for Europe. where they are to
spend the next two months. They will
return in September to settle at Mr.
Dorsey's home in Los Angeles. Cal
Ex-senator Dosey is now about
sixty years old and is his brides senior
by more than a score of years. This
is his second marriage. He met his
present wife on one of his ranches
years ago when she was visiting it as a
girl" Senator Dorsey is now so large
~ interested in mining enterprises in
this territory that he is considered an
Arizonian.
LONG BEACH CHAUTAUQUA-
The Phoenix people at Long Beach will
have an opportunity this week to enjoy
some musical and literary treats fur
nished by the Long Beach Chautauqua.
Colonel Henry Watterson. who lectures
on the afternoon of the 18th and the
evening of the 18th, and RI Robert
Mcintyre. on the afternoon of the 21st
and the evening of the 22nd. are un-
questionably the star attractions of
Chautauqua. although science day of
the 23rd and the Anti-Saloon league
day on the Path will both witness very
large attendance The great concerts
are scheduled for Saturday evening,
July 18TH when the Aeriel Ladies' quar-
tette, the Euterpean Male Quartette and
a number of instrumental solOistS are
to appear. The 21st. when the Woman's
orchestra under the direction of Harley
Hamilton. assisted by William James
Chic, tenor. will give a concert. and the
grand closing concert on the 25th. when
chorus of 800 voices under the leader
ship of Professor F. A Bacon. the Con-
gregatfonal orchestra under the direc-
ton of William II. Mead. with Nine
Genevra tombstone Bishop as Soloist
will appear in what doubtless will be
the finest event of the kind ever held in
Southern California.