Arizona republican., 1902-04-16

W C. J. Hoyt. r. H. Hibben and J. l.. Whinery of Mashaltown, Ia.
 4 DAY IN PHOENIX.-F. ]. Martin. manager of the Fortuna mine in Yuma county. spent yesterday in Phoenix en route to Prescott. MT. Martin says everything is running smoothly at the Fortuna and q full force is working.
 AN ILLINOIS VISITOR.-Mr. Alfred Castle of Quincy, Ill.,. spent the last two days in Phoenix, the guest of Lis old friend. l.. H. Hamilton. He was en. route to California and came up from Maricopa especially to see Mir. Hamil- ton and the Salt River valley. of which he had heard frequently. Mir. Castle was battalion adjutant of the Fifth Illinois volunteer infantry during the Spanish-American war and since then has served his country in the Philip pines. He left on last nights train for Los Angeles.
 SERVICE ON THE BOARD.-Chair- man Norris of the board of supervisors was served yesterday with the notice of the suit brought against the mem- bers of the board by c. Rodney Me Donald to recover for the county the money paid on account of the water storage commission. with 20 per cent penalty and interest. The action also involves an injunction against the payment of any more money on ac- count of the commission until the mat ter can be heard. This will hold up until then the claim of Judge Dillon of New York for $1 ,000 for passing upon the water storage bill.
 
 G. Pemberton and Rosemond Porter were married last evening in the par lors of the Hotel Adams by Justice c. D. Gray. The only witnesses of the ceremony were AIr. and Ms. Antonc Kucher. to whose residence the con- tracing parties were Immediately driven. and where the evening was pleasantly spent The groom is an en- ploye of the Hotel Adams and the bride arrived here recently from Mon treal. Canada, especially to be pres ent and participate in the ceremonial above described. Both are highly re- spected young people and the future seems bright before them.
 PROBATE COURT-The hearing of the objections to the report of O. II. Christy. administrator of the estate Of James Roarke, which has been in court for Q long time, was concluded yester- day after noon and taken under advise ment. The objectors. who include all the heirs of the estate, are represented by Walter Bennett and Thomas Arm strong, jr.. and the administrator by C. F. Ainsworth. The objectors alIege gross mismanagement and point to one circumstance, the gathering of a lot of
 -po the cost of gathering them. The ad- ministratriX of the estate of Lawrence s. Hough filed her final account and petition for discharge. The matter will be heard next Friday.
 A PLACE IN THE PHILIPPINES Miss Sylvia Kennedy, who has been connected with the office of the survey or general for the last two years, left last night for Manila to take position in the insular service as stenographer. She took two typeWriteTs with her. Miss Kennedy is one of the most competent stenCgraphers in the southwest. In the civil service examinations. both ICcal and for the Philippines service, she ranked high. Her salary at the be- ginning will be $1,200. At the end of six months it will be increased to $1,400, and in the second year it will be further raised to $1,eGO and perhap ps to S1.Soe. At the end of two years she will be allowed to return to the United States on a vacation oi three months during which her salary will run on and the government will furthermore pay her living and traveling expenses. Miss i Kennedy will be succeeded in the sur veyor generals office by Miss Eudora i Nestal, stenographer for the general offices of the s. F., P. (; p.