Arizona republican., 1902-08-26

AINSWORTH-D H-DUNKELBERGE Los Angeles papers announce the we'd ding in that city on August of Mir Frank Ainsworth of this city and Miss Augusta Dunkelberger.
 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to John H. Grimes and Lucevia Gould. The groom is a resident of Cochise county and the bride of Wichita. Kan.
 w. B. CREAGER HOME.-Professor w. B. Creager has returned from the coast after several weeks spent very pleasantly. He was in San Francisco and Berkeley most of the time. In the former city he attended the K. of P. conclave and at Berkeley he attended the summer school for superintendents and principals.
 A DAY FOR COLLECTIONS.-T suits for the collection of promissory notes were filed in the district court yesterday. The first is by Alexander Burk against James Perry and Mary J. Perry. The other was by George Blount against the Arizona Building company, Charles Peterson, Lena Pe- terson and Susan T. Rudd.
 FINED TEN LLARS.-Francisco EsCobosa, who was arrested Saturday evening for trying to disturb the sol emnity of the day made sacred by the democratic primary election, was tried in Justice Gray's court yesterday and fined $10. The man whose fist he ran against before he fell down on the sidewalk has not been tried yet.
 AN INFORMAL PARTY-Miss Sher- idan gave an informal party last even ing at her home on North Fifth avenue in honor of her friend, Miss Violette de Latourette. A very enjoyable evening was spent, the entertainment including dancing, cards, music and the serving of refreshments. Several delightful solos were rendered by Miss M. C. Will Hams and Miss Borton.
 PROBATE COURT-An order was made in the probate court yesterday setting aside a homestead and exempt personal property of the estate of W c. Robbins to the widow This takes in the whole estate. The annual ac- count of the executrix of the estate of F. w. Gatke was heard and approved Claims by George w Wheeler for $51S.22 and-by Julia c. Trowbridge for S244.9O against the estate of George E. Baldwin were allowed
 THREE OF A KIND.-Charles Ban dy, one of Uncle Sam's hard working mail carriers in this city, was made happy yesterday afternoon by the ar rival of a fine girl. MT. Randy has weakness for girls, as this makes three who have blessed his home, while no boys at all have been permitted to enter. But there will be enough of them hanging around when the girls grow up, so he figures that by raising only girls he will in due time be right in it with society. Mother and babe are doing well.
 MINING PROPERTY IS TRANS FERRED.-Two deeds were filed yes terday with the county recorder an- nouncinS the transfer of mining prop erty, and from the figures given the deals seem to be of importance, though no particulars were learned. One of the deeds conveys from J. R. Rich and F. l.. Eddy to the Eddy Gold, Silver and Copper Mining company the New Years, Mills, Golden Leaf and Copper Butte mining claims for $1,0OO, 900. The other conveys the Angel, Angel Exten- sion and other claims from George E. Sanders to the Arizona Copper Gold Mines company for $15, 900.
 PETITION TO GOVERNOR.-Citi- zens of McDowell, accompanied by Colonel Wilson, yesterday called on Governor Brodie and presented pc titicn asking him to take such steps