Arizona republican., 1902-10-16

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Dolores Ballestra and Adele Estrella.
 ST. CECILIA CLUB.-The St G. ella club will meet with Miss Welch
 on Friday evening, October IT. Sub- ject, "The Opera"
 CHANGE OF HOMES.-Mrs. c. w. Pugh yesterday leased her home on North Second avenue to Shirley
 Christy. Mrs. Pugh will occupy a
 house in the Churchill addition. SHIPPING HOGS.-S. J. Mcdonald the cattleman, is making a speciality of hogs these days. He shipped an
 other carload to Bisbee last night not 1 withstanding the protest of Hi EIdred
 proprietor of the hog trust PIE SOCIAL.-An auction pie social will be given at the Creighton school | house, District No. If, Friday evening.
 for the benefit of the Sunday school of ! that district. A programme will be rendered.
 l COCHISE COUNTY.-It is announced
 that during the last ten years the vot-
 ing strength of Cochise county has | trebled, 1t having almost doubled since
 the last election. There are forty-seven
 voting precincts in the county.
 THE LIVE STOCK BoARD.-The
 first meeting of the new live stock
 sanitary board will be held today. The
 members are J. J. Riggs of Cochise i county. w. s. Sturges of Pima and C. i T. Hirst of Maricopa. It is understood
 that Mir. Hirst will be the chairman of
 the board. The board will be in ses-
 sion only one dav.
 | RAILROAD WORK.-A shipment of | scrapers and some stock is now here
 to begin the work of grading on the Phoenix and Eastern railroad N. C. | Webster, one of the subcontractors is
 here. and Tom Cassion will arrive in
 a few days. The actual throwing Of dirt may begin any day now when the
 grade bosses get their equipment ready. CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS- Yesterday was the last day allowed by | law for filing with the secretary of the | territory the tickets to be voted for at the coming congressional election. Sec
 retary Stoddard reports that the tickets
 and vignettes of the republican, demo- cratic. prohibitionist and socialist par
 ties were filed, and today he will issue certificates to the various counties to that effect.
 IT WAS NOT IN A SALOON-In an account printed Tn this paper yesterday
 morning of the discharge of two men
 who had been arrested for a disturb ance of the peace at political meeting it was stated that the meeting was being held in saloon. That was what some of the witnesses for the defense
 said, but 1t is not a fact. The meeting was one of the Mexican Republican club and there was no saloon in the vicinity.
 PROBATE COURT.-The only mat ter in probate court yesterday was the hearing of the objection of Mrs. Ban ton. the sole heir of the estate of John Pulzer to the petition of John T. Dun lap for letters of administration on the
 estate The petition had been based or
 the fact that the applicant had mort gage of $20O against the estate. Mrs Banton showed that since the applica- ton was made she had sent MT. Dunlap the money for the cancelling of the
 mortgage The petition was accord. ingly dismissed.
 A BURRO THIEF.-Juan Yberri. who was arrested by Officer Russell on
 Tuesday on a telegram from Prescott charging him with the theft of three l burros, is now in the county jail by virtue of warrant sworn out yester-