Arizona republican., 1903-10-28
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SALE OF THE LEMON HOTEL
The Phoenix Trust company yesterday
sold for w. r. Smith and ]. w. Walker
the Lemon hotel to Col Hedges OF
Georgetown. Ky. Col. Hedges arrived
in the city recently. A, sale of the
property was reported couple of
weeks ago. The figures in the trans
action have not been given out
LIKES HIS OWN VCICE.-Diego
Abril will not disturb the neighbor-
hood at Madison and Fifth streets
within the next seven days at least.
He was on one OF those harmless but
noisy jags the other night and rent the
air at the locality described with hide
Gus yells. He had spent all his money
on fusel oil so he goes to jail for seven
days. says Justice Robertson
A DINNER TO MRS. MAXWELL
The last of a series of enjoyable gath
erings. extending over the past sum
Iuer. was the dinner given by Mrs. NJ.
A. Broomell on Monday evening, in
honor of Mrs. George II. Maxwell who
left the following day for Boston. via
the Grand Canon. Those present were
Mrs. Maxwell. Miss Maxwell, Mr.. Dom
aid Maxwell. Miss Bronson. Miss Cover
dale. Mr.. H. R. Patrick. and Mr.. Fred
Broomell Mrs. Bromell leaves soon
for California
COUPLE MADE HAPPY.-Louis AL
varez and Senorita Carlota Luna were
made one by Justice Robertson yester-
day morning. The wedding took place
in the court room and the ceremonies
were rendered ineligible to the young
pair by J. \. Porterie, interpreter. The
couple appeared uniquely but prettily
CARRIED for the occasion. The bride
stood transfixed with surprise and
blushed and grew pale in turn as the
Justice imprinted a kiss to crown the
ceremonies. Senior Alvarez understood
the situation and the improperly OF
expostulating, but his fingers twitched
nervously and he looked resentful until
the justice in the fullness of his heart
bestowed an impressive blessing.
e. w. eILLETT RECoVERS.-A let
ter received by a friend yesterday from
Z. w. Gillett, general freight and pas
senger agent of the Salt Lake railroad,
and formerly connected with the Santa
Fe with headquarters at Phoenix, who
cent illness sufficiently to be at his
desk. lie was stricken at San Francis
co with appendicitis, several attacks of
whcih he suffered in Phoenix. His con-
dition ut San Francisco was more Sc
rious than in the case Of former at
tacks. Mr.. Cillett has returned to Salt
Lake, where he will remain. perhaps,
until The completion of the salt Lake
railroad. when the headquarters of his
office will be returned TO Los Angeles.
IN his letter he mentioned having
heard of the prosperity and confidence
in the salt River valley owing TO the
federal water storage project, and o.
fers his congratulate
4ccUMULATING 7ENALTIEs-s.
Rodriguez, who on Monday was con-
victed in Justice Burnett's court Of
drunkenness and disturbance of the
peace and sentenced to seven days in
the county Jail was brought before the
court again yesterday to answer to the
charge of having stolen a cot more
than a year ago. The officers had been
looking for him ever since He could
not successfully deny the theft of the
cot and he was sentenced to twenty
DAYS in Jail on that account. The
sentence
other Ramon Lares was convicted Of
striking a woman with whom he had
quarrel in the lower part of the city.
HERE TO LOCATE-Mr. f. ID. Hol-
brook came in yesterday from Pasa-
dena He is a brother of Dr. E. Il.
Holbrook Of this city. Mr.. Holbrook is
delighted with the climate here end eX-
poets to make Phoenix his future home.
A MIsNAMED AcTIoN.-There was
q forcible entry and detainer suit at
Mesa on Monday in which the plain
tiff was 4 man by the name of NJ Don
aid and tire defendant 4 woman by the
name Of Barbour. The plaintiff is the
owner of the Alhambra hotel and the
defendant is the lessee Of it. George
Purdy Billiard represented the de-
Ifendant and he brought out, by dis
regard of the rules Of evidence O. story
that the plaintiff had been smitten
with the charms CT the defendants, had
proposed marriage and had been &C.
cepted: then the further fact that the
defendant had changed her mind ard
had caused the marriage to be called
off He sought to show the jury from
this evidence that the case before them
was not as had been advertised, a
forcible entry and detainer suit but u
breach of promise case. In that event
he took the ground that the complaint
did not state facts sufficient to main
tain an action. The jury found for the
defendant.
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVO-
LUTION.-A meeting of the society IF
the Sons of the American Revolution
was held at the office of DR.. John WiX
Thomas last evening. 1t was decided to
present copies of the national register
OF the Society of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution to the territorial IL
brary, and to the libraries of the Uni
versity OF Arizona. the Phoenix high
school, the Tempe normal and the
Northern normal. The secretary was
instructed to correspond with the pres
ident of the Tempe normal school in re-
gard to the offer of a prize medal by
the society. Mr.. WalbridGe. DIR. Hal
sey and Gen. Robinson were appointed
committee to arrange for medal pre-
sentstion. Mr.. Abraham V. Van Dorm
Richard p. Ward, Esq, ond DIR. Isaac
w Brewer, U. &. A. were admitted to
membership in the society.
CHURCH BOARD MEETING.-The