Arizona republican., 1902-11-07

THE DEATH OF A BABE.-The in fant son of Mir. and Mrs. William Evans died yesterday. Mrs. Evans is quite i'll but a hope of her recovery is entertained. The babe was one day old.
 BAND STAND.-The foundation is laid for a band stand on the city plaza just north of the fountain. It will be a great convenience to the Pioneer band, which has struggled along for years, building a temporary stand every Sunday evening.
 FOOT BALL AT THE PARK.-The Phoenix Union and Indian school first team will play a game of foot ball at Eastlake park next Saturday at 2:3O D. m. The Phoenix Union is in good trim and say they will run right over the Indians, as they're somewhat heavier. A STRIKE NEAR WICKENBURG. Dan Curry of Wickenburg, arrived in , town yesterday, and reports that Case & Brown have just opened up a big
 body of ore that is rapidly increasing in value, on their property, which is
 about a mile from town across the river. They are working two shifts
 and have a big thing in sight.
 PLEADED GUILTY. - Maximilian
 Castellanos was arrested Wednesday
 night by Officer Porterie on the charge
 disturbing the peace of a family in
 le southern part Of the city. Yester- day he appeared before Justice Gray and pleaded guilty to the charge. He
 was fined six dollars and paid it.
 NIELSEN -BASSETT.- Neil sen and Chonita Bassett of Tempe, were married yesterday afternoon
 about 53O o'clock in the parlors Of the Commercial hotel by Justice J. NJ. Bur
 rett. The groom is a prosperous real | estate dealer Of Tempe and the bride
 has resided in Tempe for several years.
 A CHURCH's THANKs.-The pas tor, trustees and committee, on behalf ! of the members and friends of the A. M F. church wish to extend thanks 1 for the liberal patronage O; the dinner given on election day forthe discharge
 of the church debt They also thank the friends for their liberal donations and offerings.
 CITY TAX COLLECTORS REPORT | City Tax Collector Luke last night | submitted to the council his report of
 moneys collected during the quarter beginning August 1st and ending
 
 | lows: received for licenses S5, 1880; re- i ceived for taxes $3,566.79; received from
 water sales S34.50; received from dog
 taxes S2.GO, total, $9, ,351.59
 A CONTINUED CASE.-The case of | Manuel and Jesus Gomez, charged with the wholesale theft of bicycles was brought up in Justice Burnetts rourt yesterday. The latter is also charged with the theft of a saddle The matter was allowed to go over un- 1 til tomorrow. L. Arova was convicted of a disturbance of the peace and drunkenness and vas sent to the cOun- ty jail for ten days.
 REBEKAH MEETINGS-Mr H. M. Cake, president of the Rebekah assem- ply of Arizona, accompanied by bus load of the members of the Phoenix lodge of the order visited the lodge in Mesa City Wednesday night. Last night Mrs Cake was the guest of Arizona lodge No. 1 of this city. The lodge meeting was followed by the serving Of refreshments. Mrs. Cake left On this mornings train for Prescott.
 SALVATION ARMY.-Mrs. Colonel
 French and Mrs. Staff Captain Con nett will have charge of the Salvation Army services on Sunday next. At Il a. m Holiness meeting, all Christians are especially invited to this Gospel feast At p. m. Mrs. Col. French will speak in the First Methodist church all churches uniting, and in