Arizona republican., 1902-09-03

| LICENSED TO WED-A marriage i license was issued yesterday to Carlos Rivera and Rosaria Cruz.
 THE BOARD OF CONTROL-It was | expected that a meeting of the board of control would be held yesterday. but it went over until today on account Of | the absence of F. J. Bennitt, the citizen member. who arrived in the city on the i delayed east bound train
 HALF GRADED-The work on the Tombstone railroad is progressing rap l idly Over half of the nine miles of | road from Fairbank has been graded and the several camps are pushing work along as fast as practicable with ! their force of men and teams.
 HOW ONE LOOKS AT IT.-The , Florence Blade says: Thomas Des- mond, prominent rancher on the GiIa, had team run away with him and | broke two of his ribs, and has gone to Globe for treatment. He seems to be peculiarly unfortunate, as at one time he rode horse into a 5O-foot shaft; at another time he fell down 4OO-foot shaft and every one was killed but him self There are other people who would consider themselves mighty fortunate to be alive under the circumstances.
 LOST BOY RETURNS.-A few days ago The Republican mentioned that Es- tevan Marron, son of Julio Marron, was missing. He left home one morning saying that he was going to work and several days passed without his parents hearing from him. They could learn nothing by inquiry in any direction. Night before last he came back, and said it would be long time before he ran away again. He had gone to Cali fornia, where he has couple of uncles and aunts. While he was there. he saw the inquiry made for him through The Republican.
 JOHN DUNBAR GETTING WELL The physicians of John Dunbar. who believed some time ago that his death was only matter of a very few days, are of the opinion now that he will re- cover. Colonel Johnstone. who returned from Los Angeles yesterday morning, said that the day he left another oper- atiCn was performed on MT. Dunbar, or rather it was a reCpening of the wound that had been made in his chest to draw out the pus which had formed there. The wound was healing too rapidly. The patient is gaining in strength and expects to return to Phoe- nix shortly.
 MIR. WHISPERS RECOVERY.-Mr Foxy G. Webster was able to be around yesterday for the first time since the night before, when he had cut his foot on a piece of glass while he was swim ming. Mr. Webster had just returned from an outing on the coast. and in tended to resume his duties with the American District Telegraph company, in which he holds one of the most re- sponsible positions. He delivers mes sages to those to whom they are sent. If the messages were never delivered they might as well not be sent, and the American District Telegraph com pany would have to go out of business. So that cut on Mir. Webster's fCot may be said to have crippled the whole sys- tenn for one day.
 PROBATE COURT-A petition was filed in probate court yesterday for let ters of administration on the estate of T. K. Elvey by the widow, Mary A. Elvey. John Elvey. a son of the de ceased. had already made application for letters. Both petitions will be heard on September 11. Return was made of the sale of real estate of the estate of Earl Winthrop Sears. A petition was filed for an order for the sale of the homestead of the estate of John Gray. All these matters will be heard on Sep tember r. There was also a partial hearing of the petition of Leo Gold