Arizona republican., 1903-11-25

LE BARON ER.-William ]. Le Baron and Mrs. Eliza HaXter were married yesterday by Probate Judge Phillips at his office. MT. Le Baron is resident of Pinal county, living nine miles south of Florence. Mrs. Baxter has been residing at Mesa.
 TWO DRUNKs.-Jose Diaz and Jose Rentarlas were before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of drunkenness. Anybody could see that the charge was true and that they had not yet become sober. They were each sent to the county jail for seven days.
 RAILROAD HOLIDAY HOURS.- Special holiday hours will be observed by the s. F. P. & P. Railway company in it's local offices. Both the city ticket office and the freight station will be closed from 10 a. m. to 4:SO D. m. Perishable freight shipments will b.: received after 4:30 p. m.
 A WORLD TRAVELER.-Mr. James Cox, who has made extensive trips through the United States, Europe and the Hawaiian islands arrived here this morning to visit his two aunts, Mrs. George Patterson and Mrs. Susan Will son. He speaks very favorably of gnOGllA beautiful streets with that of Honolulu
 A SUBURBAN FIRE.-The residence of George Boston between Seventh and Eighth avenues, in the Irvine addition, narrowly escaped destruction by fire Monday evening. A child accidentally tipped a lamp over and good blaze was started but it was quickly eX- tinguished by those in the house. It was insured in the Phoenix of Hart ford and the damage is fully covered.
 THE ADMISSION OF A WILL.-The will of Lillie Ward de Garcia de la Lama was admitted to probate court yesterday. The will was made at time when the testator was about to set out on a trip to Mexico. The property described in it consists of town lots in this city and others in Mesilla, in Dona Ana county, New Mexico.
 SOME FINE FRUIT.-A cluster of an even dozen pomeloes. hanging from q single branch, in the window of Allen 6, Wilson's office yesterday, at tracted a great deal of attention. The fruit was from the ranch of Mrs. Cush- man, formerly known as the Woodford ranch. The orchard consists of thirty five acres, devoted to oranges, pome- loes, almonds, etc.
 DISTRICT COURT-In district court yesterday a motion to dismiss the ap- peal in the matter of the estate of Jos ephine Elvey from the probate court was denied. The trial order was va cated and the further setting of the case was continued In the case of Sam Webb, Jr., against the Arizona Demo crat Publishing Company, a motion to retax the costs was heard. It was gran ted as to the item of $25 for the ser vices of l.. J. Rice who had been called in by the plaintiff for an inspection of the books of the Democrat.
 COMING OF SECRETARY STOD. DARD-Secretary Stoddard did not arrive in the city yesterday morning as had been expected A telegram was received from him at the office of the governor yesterday afternoon saving that he would be within the boundaries of the territory this even ing. The Santa Fe train crosses the line about o'clock. The secretary will arrive in Phoenix on Thursday morn ing Gov. Brodie will return the sams morning from Clifton and Morenci. He will shortly afterward leave for the east to bring home Mrs. Brodie who has been spending the summer and fall in New Jersey. Her health is greatly improved.
 THURSDAYS GAME.-Some of the members of the High school foot ball team came to The Republican office yesterday to insist that the paper was right when it said that the girls in the grand stand were good to look upon, but they also insisted that there were other good reasons why they got skin ned last Saturday. Some of their members were green, though not nec essarily verdant. That is they were new at the game when it came to act