Arizona republican., 1902-03-06

| freman's. banquet was enjoyed by the
 members and friends of the company. SHARPE-AZEVED George C.
 Sharpe and Miss Lucy Azevedo were
 united in marriage yesterday by Jus
 tice Burnett at his office. A few
 friends of both parties were present a the ceremony. The committing mag i istrate ought not to have been paid
 his fee. which he of right forfeited by
 kissing the bride before the bridegroom had recovered from his confusion sufii | ciently to interfere.
 | Eftt' FEVER Ai'pO5NTED-Judg Street yesterday appointed Y. NJ G,,- liver receiver in the case O. AIaie Bart 1 lett Heard et al vs. W. r. Adams ct al. His bond was fixed 5t $3.0oG. The prof- erty over which he will nave control is q farm of l60 acres northwest of the city. The plaintiff had a mortgage on the farm and other persons had soma ! interest in it and they were made par , ties defendant. The prIncIpal n-Ieii,i- ants abandoned the property and moved out of the country.
 IMPERIAL. LAND co. AGENTS Nessss. T. P. Banta and C. C. Lon. returned to Phoenix yesterday from Imperial. in Southern California. They 1 have been appointed agents of tha Inn perial Land company and have opened an office d No. 2IS West Washington street. Mir. Bauta was formerly a res l ident of Mesa City and was one Of ! the best known and most successful
 ranChers in the valley. Mr. Long is well known in Phoenix, having lived ! here for q number Of years. They have
 great confidence in the Imperial lands
 
 retaining that section. They have brought back with them growing sam ! pies of grain and alfalfa taken from the fields under the Imperial canal and i have them on exhibition for the beEe- ] fit of those who may be skeptical re- i es,rdins the fertility of the soil. Those i who are interested are invited to call and see what can be done in another : iirigat ton region.
 ! PROBATE COURT.-The annual ac- ! count of the administrator of the es- i tate of Sarah King was approved in ] probate court yesterday. with the eX- cepticn of two items amounting to
 $50j.75. Of this amount $500 was paid 1 to heirs of the estate for their inter ! estS in il ana the deeds were executed
 to the administrator. The rest of the amount was q fee the administrator 1 mad paid for recording d power of at i tcrncy iI the above mentioned trans action. It was the theory of the court : that the only beneficiary of this trans action was the administrator himself. ] In the estate of Charles kinstler the 1 administrator petitioned for an order i allowing him to lease real estate Of ! the estate. A second ietiton for let ! ters Of guardianship If the estate of
 t. | is W. D. Fulwiler. \ similar petition 1 had been filed hy Thomas l.. F'lanri gan the day before. It is undere ood
 that another will be filed by John T. l Dunlap.
 THE TEMPE WAL ER WORKS
 Tempe has been greatly agit& ted for some time over the question of erecting
 q city water works plant. In q coa- versation with Jerry Millay yesterday ! ne said that after the town had voted for s31000 bonds for that purpose, ets
 the representative of Engineer StuTta- vant who drew their plans. he told the city council that the plant could not be erected in accordance with those plans for less than $zS.GG0. He said yes i terday that the council had received advices from Gilbert Wilkes & Co. Of i Denver. their engineers. that after go- ing over the old plans and spccilica- tions the water works could nGt bc iE- stalled for less than $2S000. and per
 sonally Mr. Millay believes il Wiil cost much more than that sum. He also : believes that the council has not only
 been delayed in the work, but that il ,..n cost much more now than had II proceeded under the contract nade
 with AIr. Sturtevant. and in Whicn
 event the town would have received the
 benefit of the plant and protection
 therefrom without delay.