Arizona republican., 1902-10-21

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Joseph A. Brooks and Jennie Le Baron.
 A SON WAS GIVEN.-Mr. and Mrs. John Burger, who reside nine miles north of Phoenix, were made happy yesterday by the arrival at their home of a fine boy babe.
 DOUBLE FUNERAL.-The remains of J. c. Sampson will arrive here this morning from Tucson, and at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon will be held al Bradiey's undertaking parlors the dou- ble funeral of MT. and Mrs. Sampson. who died in this city last Saturday.
 THE ROMLEY CASE.-The case against Ed Romley in Justice Gray.s court for disturbance of the peace, was dismissed yesterday, and later in tine day new information was filed against him. The hearing of the second coss was set for 10 o'clock this morning.
 A NEW DEPUTY-Constabl F. H. Martin yesterday appointed w. H. Roberts deputy. The appointment was approved by the board of supervisors. Constable Martin will be absent from the precinct a considerable part of the time between this and the end of his term.
 AN EASTERN VISITOR.-J. II. Par ish of Connecticut is late arrival here and i5 looking over the country for the purpose of satisfying his curiosity and possibly with view to investment He will get to the mountains in d2y or two and cultivate a personal ac- quaintance with the Arizona hills. COCHISE CATTLE SHIPMENTS Dr. J. C. Norton has returned from his cattle inspection trip to Cochise county. He says that Friday and Sat- urday 22O0 head of cattle were shipped from Huachuca and Cochise stations to California. Several similar shipments will be made in the next two weeks.
 GOING TO BISBEE.-Mr. and Mrs. M E. Morin. MT. and Mrs. Howard Burmister and Jake Marks arrived here yesterday morning from Prescott and are guests at the Hotel Adams. They will leave for Bisbee tonight, ac ccmpanied by J. NJ. Aitken of this city. the gentlemen all being ready for par ticipation in the shooting tournament that begins there on Friday. The Jer~ ome team and the rest O; the Phoenix shooters will probably leave here on Wednesday night for Bisbee.
 O. GIBSON COMING.-0stora Gib- son. prohibition candidate for con- gress is due to arrive this morning from the south, on his canvass of the territory. He is announced to speak in Tempe tonight, in Mesa tomorrow night, Phoenix on Thursday night and Prescott on Friday. Mir Gibson has many friends in this valley who will be glad to greet him. He has recently been in Graham county in the interests of the Independent Order of Good Tenn plars. of which. he is the grand chief templaT.
 ALL FOR MORRISON.-Hon Chas. H. Akers returned yesterday from q rtip on mining business through Yava- was in the mountains he heard consid- erable political talk. He says he was greatly surprised to find such a strong sentiment for Morrison. In many To- calities Morrison appears to have the support of the voters almost unani- mously, and MT. Akers thinks that in many camps the Morrison vote will exceed Wilson's at least two to one. In the Lynx Creek district, for instance, he found nearly everybody for Morri- son.
 POLICE COURT.-In police court yesterday five dollars in good money that had been deposited by Ben Hall as a bond for his appearance to an swer to a charge of drunkenness, was