Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
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 LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to Edward
 Ruiz and Beatrice Perez, both of this
 county.
 GONE TO SAN FRANcISCO-w.
 J. Murphy, who has been in Chicago
 for some time past Wednesday re- 1 turned as far as Prescott, where he joined President E. P Ripley and party and will accompany them on their ! journey to San Francisco. From there
 he expects to return to Phoenix. arriv-
 ing here in few days.
 THE NEW BAPTIST CHURCH, | Work on the new Baptist church is progressing rapidly. The roof is com pleted and the Sunday school rooms are floored. The tower is waiting for some corrugated iron, which has been ! telegraphed for. and the outside will
 soon be ready for its pebble-da COW ering. It will be one or the handsom-
 est buildings in the city.
 l PRESIDENT WHEELER'S LEcT- 1 URE-President Benjamin Ide Wheel
 CT of the University of California. who | has been attending the ceremonies of
 the installation of President Babcock of the University of Arizona at Tue
 son. will arrive in the city this morn ing. He will lecture tonight at the
 First Methodist Episcopal church on
 the subject of the Characteristics of | Great Nationalities WORK ON THE BOULEVARD.- | The boulevard committee appointed to
 take charge of Central avenue is about
 ready to begin work. The advertise
 ment for bids appears in today's Re
 publican. The members of the com
 mittee are spending a great deal of ! time and are receiving no compensa-
 tion. All interested in their work should do as much as possible to less ' en the labors of the committee BIDS FOR CANAL cONSTRUC. 1 TlON.-Bids for the various kinds ot
 of work to be done in the construc- | tier of the power canal above the Tonto dam site, are advertised for in
 this issue of The Republican. This
 marks another ster in the right dIrec- 1 tion. These things are now pointed to. not as right indications. but a. l degrees Of progress along a definitely settled line that leads to the fulfill ment of this valleys greatest &mbi- | fions.
 ROUGHLY HANDLED.-Lec Red- wine brought to the city jail last evening an Indian he had picked up
 somewhere with a head on him that l certainly needed attention. He was taken to the office of Dr. Plath who said he was in a serious if not a dangerous condition and proceeded to dress his wounds after which he was given a bed in the city jail. The In- I I1 TDl day morning from Maricopa where he had been unloaded from train by a brakeman with a big club in his hand.
 FOOTBALL.-The Phoenix Indian school football team left here last night for Bisbee. where it expects to engage in a gridron contest on Saturday with the Bisbee knights of the pigskin. The team is under the management of M. Friedman, who accompanies it to Bis bee. A coming football game which is already exciting some interest among the lovers of that sport is billed for Thanksgiving at Phoenix park The Indian school team and the normal school team will be the contesting or ganizations, and there are current ru mors that each team is a better one than the other.
 QUIESCENT LUNATIC.-Com- plaint was made in probate court yes terday against Qentin Barrios. charg- ing him with insanity. He is a young man of less than thirty and lives with relatives on Harrison street net far from Seventh avenue. He was hardly able to walk, and was therefore not brought into court. Judge Phillips and the physicians and officers went to the house where he was and there met the witness. The chief complaint against him was a curious one: he did not want anything. He would ask for nothing, and did not care to talk. He.l would eat if food were set before him, but he never intimated that he was hungry. His replies to the questions that were put to him were net satis- factory, and he was committed to the