Arizona republican., 1902-11-11

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Eulojio Rivera and Eliva Bermudes.
 REVIVAL SERVICES.-The revival services at the Free Methodist church, corner of Adams and Fifth streets, con- tinue with increasing interest and power. Bishop Hait and wife in charge.
 JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT.-Frank Celaya and Bartelo Medina were ar rested on Sunday by Constable Con zales for fighting. At the trial yester- day Celaya was discharged and Medina was sent to jail for ten days.
 A NEWBORN .DAUGHTER.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root. living in the Cartwright neighborhood, have some thing more in this world to live for. It is a daughter born last Sunday of the regulation weight of nine pounds. PENNY SOCIAL.-This evening the | ladies of the Christian church will en- | certain their friends in the church par | lors in penny social' and goose eX-
 change" Amusement and entertain
 ment will be provided for both old and
 young.
 A FITTING IMPROVEMENT
 Dwight B. Heard is building a brick
 fence the entire length of his residenc5
 property on Central avenue. It is of i Spanish architecture, rough coated
 with cement, and when completed will
 add greatly to the beauty of his place
 c. H. Valentine has the contract | PROBATE COURT.-The only busi- ness in probate court yesterday was
 the hearing of the final account of the
 administrator of the estate of J. l. 1 Wesson. The account was approved
 and the administrator presented a peti- | tion for distribution which will be heard November 21.
 HIS CHANGES ARE BETTER 1 Frank Goodrich, the fireman who was | injured in the Tempe wreck and who's | leg was amputated a few days ago passed a good day yesterday and it was announced that his chances for recov-
 cry were better than on any day since | the terrible accident occurred.
 PICTURE OF A PICTURE.-At the board of trade is picture of big ad- vertising frame filled with pictures of Central Arizona and displayed at Ash Fork for the benefit of tourists. It is designed to partially prepare incoming travellers for the wonderful things they will see when they get here. The shock | must not be too sudden.
 1 A BIG PEAR.-The record breaking pear of the season was left at the board of trade room yesterday. It was | grown on MT. Warren's lot at the cor ner of Fourteenth avenue and West Washington street and weighs twenty three ounces. It is still green and looks as though it had only grown half as | large as it intended to if let alone. | ANOTHER ELECTION BET I George Alkire and Dick Johnston are not the kind of men who tie up large capital in election wagers. They be- lieve that when a man feels as though | he just had to bet on the election hs should do something for the industrial development of the country instead of | piling up gold In safety deposit vaults It is unnecessary to give the narrowing | details of their wager, but the stakes were pumpkin pies for the Alkire force | The bet was settled last evening and
 MT. Johnson bought the pies.
 NEW CORPORATIONS oi | the following corporations were filed il l the office of the county recorder yester | day: The Chandler Oil company capi tai stock $1,0OO, 900, incorporators w | Campbell, A. l.. Hays and P. F.. Ken
 dall of Chicago; The U. s. Sulphide Smelling and Furnace company, capita stock $3OO, 900; incorporators s. S. | Thorne, N. l.. Baumgartner and T. A