Arizona republican., 1902-11-12

WENT TO A WEDDING-Geor Smalley, private secretary to the gov ernor, accompanied by Mrs. Smalley left last night for Tucson to attend the wedding of Lieutenant Avery Lippin- cctt and Miss Frecia Montoya.
 RIVERA A-BERMUDES- Justice Gray at o'clock Monday evening performed the ceremony that united the interests O. Eulogia Rivera and Elena Berrnu- Ges. The ceremony toCk place at the residence of the brides father on East Jackson street.
 NEW SUIT FILED.-G. D. Gray yes terday filed suit in the district court against the Agua Fria Canal company to quiet title to the property known as the Orange Belt canal, owned by MT. Gray, but in which the defendants also claim a title.
 POSTAL CONFERENCES - The Postal Telegraph company yesterday put messengers call box in the EIo- tel Adams for the convenience of it's patrons stopping there and in that vii cinity. A telegraph wire is also being put in between the Postal office and the Hotel Adams office of the s. F. P. & P.
 NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE.-Com mencing November 15. the NJ. & P. train will leave for Maricopa at 4:3O ?. m. and returning will arrive here in the morning at 7:25. The only change to be made iu t7e schedule is that the late train will leave for Mesa at 5:30 D. m. instead Of o'clock, the present hour of it's departure.
 A SMALL WASHOUT-There was a little fcod yesterday in the vicinity of Wickenburg, resulting in the wash ing out. Of a portion Of the track of the g. r. p. 0 ?. railroad. Last night the water was stiI running over the track, preventing an attempt at re- pairs. It will not take more than an hour or two tC put the track in order after the water runs off.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Moulton Wireless Umbrella company, capital stock $10O,OOO, incor- pOratOrs J. L. Ballinger, ". F. Justice and E. w. Thompson of Ohio; Malagra Mining and Milling company, capital stock s1000,0CO, ircorporators G. P. Smith, p. R. Mansfield and E. NJ. Boe- son.
 DEATH OF GEORGE F. CAMP BELL.-At 1 o'clock Friday, November 7th, Georeg F. Campbell died at Peoria. aged thirty-tw two years. He passed away after a lingering illness of over a years duration, his malady being consumption. He was born in Pittsfield, Mass, and was a graduate of Yale. The remains were taken east to his old home in Pittsfeld, where the funeral will be attended by his rela- tives and many friends.
 SEVEN DAYS OF PEACE.-A. Del gao, against whom complaint had been made of drunkenness and disturbance of the peace, was in Justice Burnetts court yesterday. He could offer no req sOnable defense and he had no money to pay for the kind of a luxury in which he had been indulging. The court de- cided that if Delgao could pay at all the fun he had had would be worth not less than S7 to him. He was according ly sent to the county jail for seven days.
 LOST A WHEEL-W. IT. Kay had as much trouble with his two-horse carriage yesterday as though it had been an automobile. The team was standing in front of the Dorris-Hey- man furniture store when it conceived the idea that it would be a huge joke on the street railway company to back up against street car and push it of the track. To think was to act, but for some reason it never feazed the