Arizona republican., 1903-09-24

LICENSED TO w NED.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Fred A Woolesley and Grace Nordyke both of this city.
 MIR. PARKER HOME-F. H. Park
 CT. secretary of the Water Users as
 socia ton, and delegate to the Ogden
 congress, returned home yesterday morning.
 \ NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to George A Walker, of Paradise. Cochise county. This is new camp lying just below Tombstone.
 DRAMATIC ..B'' COMPANY.-An early meeting of B company for drill will be held tonight. Some of the mem l bers will assist the Curtiss company in the preseEta tion of The Secret Ser vice..
 POLICE COURT.-Dfego Castenaga was yesterday given five days for be- 1 ing captured in a state of irtoXication 1 by a policeman. James Roe, who is | Of native American lineage was given l the same kind of a sentence on simi- ! lar charge and John Doe paid a three dollar fine for drunkenness.
 ARMIJO KIDNAPPING CASE.-The
 case of E. Armijo. arrested on a. charge of Kidnapping, which was set for trial
 yesterday, was again postponed and no
 time was set for the trial. The boy Bracamonte, whom Armijo had entic-
 ed away from his home near Fort Me | Dowell, had not yet been brought to l the city. He was understood to be near Holbrook and Sheriff Cook. who went after him, had not returned.
 AN ELABORATE LUNCHEON | Wednesday evening was most de- i lightful one to those present at the i elaborate luncheon given by Miss Car 1 rie L. Mansfield it her home on Third
 street. The guests seemed 10th to
 leave tha gayeties and tarried till the
 wee snla' hours" Miss Mansfield is
 to be congratulated upon her excellent
 are of entertaining.
 1 LOST IN SONORA-U. S. Marshal McCord and his son Charlie left here
 q few days ago to visit placer min i ing district in Sonora fourteen miles
 from AGua Zarca. The NoSales Times
 says they left Agua Zaroa Saturday
 morning but got lost and that night re- l turned to Nogales- The next day they
 made a second start taking with them
 a guide that is believed to know the
 way.
 PEACHES FOR PICKLE.-A. G. i Bailey, who lives five miles northeast
 of the city. yesterday brought to the board of trade some fine specimens of Heath freestOre peaches three jars of
 which were preserved for exhibition ] purposes. 4 MT. Johnson of Mesa
 also sent in another consignment of l pomegranates which will be sent to St. Louis and paced in cold storage till | the big show opens
 NEW CORPORATIONS of
 the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes terday: Utah Reduction company.
 capital stock $1000O0. incorporators. s.
 w Banning. w. Banning and P Beck man. The Berryhill company. capital stock. s25,0G0. incorporators. R. B. l Berryhill. J. R. Van Meter and M. C.
 M Dousall; Prosperity Oil and Gas company. capital stock. $500. .0O0. incor- porators H. H. Green and L. S Wyler: | Carmelita Oil and Gas company capi- tai stock. s500. GOO. incorporators F. O. Weiss. R. l.. Plunkett. C. NJ. Ball and others; Iron Cap Mining and Milling
 company capital stock s1,0O0.000. in-
 corporators, N. Golf. NJ. J. Galpin. F P. Drew and G. w. Woy.
 FIKE- E-SCOTT.-Under beautiful archway draped with lace. at min,
 o'clock last evening, Mir. Freeman C NJ. Ffke and Mrs. Mary F.. Scott were ] united in marriage by Rev. C. V. Cowal at 234 West Monroe street. There wer about twenty guests present to witnes
 the beautiful ceremony Mrs. Scott is well known dressmaker and has resid cd in Phoenix for the past eight years During this time she has made man. warm friends. She will do much t adcrn and beautify her new home. Nil Fike is a well known young bushes man, of the Fike Bros Confectionary and will bring many sweets and deli cacfes into the new life. They will b at home to their friends at 234 Wes Monroe Street after October 1st. LACK OF CANIZATION-Th family of Herman Gunther consists c two prsons, husband and wife. and eac ore is commander in chief<in the ab } sence of the other. When both are d