Arizona republican., 1902-09-14

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Jesus Ybarra and Matilda Carrillo. The we'd ding ceremony was performed by Jus tice Burnett.
 COURT AT PRESCOTT Kent left this morning for Prescott to try some case in which Judge Sloan is disqualified. He was accompanied by MT. E. J. Dunlevy, who will return tomorrow night.
 NEW OPERATOR.-O. F. Baldwin, who has been employed by the s. F. F. & P. company at Ash Fork, has been transferred to Phoenix, where he will fill the position of operator for the rail- road and for the Postal Telegraph company.
 A NEW NEWSPAPER.-P. Boniilas Salazar has launched another news paper enterprise in this city, his pub lication being known as Fl Mensajero. It is to be a semi-weekly, printed in the Spanish language and republican in politics.
 MAIL LATE.-The train from Mar isopa was two or three hours late yes terday morning, owing to the east bound Southern Pacific train being late into Maricopa. The delay was caused by an engine that died in harness, and not by washout, as might have been supposed from the weather the night before.
 COMPLETED SURVEYS-Wordh has been received at the office of the sur veyor general from the department that the surveys of the San Rafael del Valle and the San Ignacio del Barba- comari land grants have been complet- ed. These grants were among those passed upon at the late session of the court of private land claims held here.
 PRACTICE SHOOT.-The gun club will have a practice blue rock shoot at their traps near the park this after noon at 4o'clock. at which all visiting shooters are earnestly invited to be present. The shooters are getting in shape for the Bisbee tournament next month, and will probably shoot twice a week for the next five or six weeks.
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT- Cards are out announcing the wedding at an early day Of R. H. Stanton and Miss Agnes V. Godfrey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Godfrey of Yuma. MT. Stanton is a guard at the Yuma prison, and was formerly a member of the rough riders and of the ranger force. The wedding will be celebrated in the Catholic church at Yuma.
 PROBATE COURT.-The annual ac- count of the guardian of the Imperial minors was filed in the probate court yesterday, and was set for hearing on September 26 A return was made of the sale of real estate of the estate of J. w. Evans and will be heard Sep tember 2S The will of G. w. Shrine was presented for probate along with a petition for letters of administration. The whole matter will be heard on September 26.
 A PROSPEROUS HOSTELRY.- Prosper Bardone. the proprietor of the Cottage hotel, believes that institution is coming to the front. For the last two days the guests have had to sleep in the back yard. The most of the business was contributed by 145 Greeks, railroad laborers on their way to Los Angeles to work on Senator Clark's road. In two days they consumed 125 pounds of beef. 25 pounds of mutton, flyers, 75 pounds of macaroni, 10 pounds of rice and barrels of beer. That was entirely too much beef and other solid food for that number of men to eat and feel well.
 VISITORS TO TUCSON.-Mr. and Mrs. George H. Smalley. Miss Cheyney of Tucson, who has been visiting them, and Miss Harrison. stenographer at the office Of the governor, leit last night