Arizona republican., 1903-06-24

' Crae and Miss Mackie Hubbs were
 married last evening at s o'clock at
 their home on East Adams street, Rev. Rowland officiating
 GONE TO OHIO-Doctor and Mrs. G. W. Vickers left on this mornings s s. F. P. & P. train for the north. Mrs. Vickers will make an extended visit
 in Ohio and New Jersey. the doctor ac- companying her as far as Ash Fork. JUNE PEARS.-Mrs. W F. Thomas. who lives two miles north on Center street. yesterday sent to the board of ! trade some fine June pears. some of
 which were preserved by the secre- tary.
 TRAINLOAD OF CATTLE.-John F. Norton left on yesterday mornings g 1 train for Del Rio. where he expects to secure trafnload of cattle for market and pasture and will bring them here
 Thursday if all goes well.
 GONE TO THE HILLS. Herman Kelly and John Bennett left yesterday for a trip to the Mogolllon mountains GILLEN-WILLIS.- wedding Of Miss Margaret Willis and Mir. James T. Gilman will take place Wednesday morning, June 24. at St. Mary's church MT. and Mrs. Gillen will reside in Los Angeles and will be at home after July 15.
 SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.-Suit was begun in the district court yesterday by $. F. Cissna Of Watseka, H.. against the Maricopa Loan and Trust company to quiet title to a tract Of land in the valley to which the plaint- fir has a deed in fee. She understands that the defendant has some sort Of claim against the i5rOperty. The land consists of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter of section nine, township two north, range one east.
 w. w YORK DEAD.-W. w. York died yesterday morning about 12:3O at his home of typhoid pneumonia after a long illness. He was well known here. having been resident of the city about three years. and when taken taken sick was an employe of Stew ems barber shop. He was a native Of Texas. but came here from Colorado. He was a young married man. highly esteemed in the colored society of the city and leaves a wife and babe to mourn his death. His body will prob ably be taken to his former home in Texas for interment.
 CONFIRMING OF DIPLOMAS.-A meeting of the territorial board of edu cation was held yesterday for the pur- pose of passing upon papers of appli- cants for territorial diplomas. The following life diplomas were granted: To Edith M. Stowe of Bisbee. NJ. Isa- bella Moore of Phoenix and John w. Stewart of Tempe. Educational dip lomas were issued to Miss Vada String field of Williams and Mrs. R. C. Brown of Tucson Bills from institu- tions for the care of the deaf dumb and blind in the states of Utah and California for the care of pupils from this territory were audited and allow ed The matter of the text books will not cc.ne up until the August meeting CT the board.
 NEW OPERA HOUSE.-There is movement on foot for the building of another theater in this city. Many have suggested to the Central Avenue Improvement association, which is building the new nostoffice block, that theater on the second floor would be a profitable investment. The asso- citation is rushing work on the lower floor so the postoffice may be moved as soon as possible. and in the meantime is busy considering suggestions for the upper story as it has not been rented yet. and no definite plans have been made for it's interior arrangement. It is a large building. and if the entire second floor is devoted to the pur- poses of an auditorium it would make. to say the least, large one and it's location is first class for any public purpose to which 1t might be devoted.
 The rolled barley of the Capitol Mills is the best in town.
 Fine Mexican carved work on belts. etc, at Porter's 142 E. Washington St.
 Mrs. Balkes Orange Cream for sale at Balke's Curio shop.
 Capitol Mills Town Talk flour is made of the best Kansas hard wheat.