Arizona republican., 1904-07-15
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Will liam Marshall and Magnas Chavez. both of this county.
 AN UNPRINCIPLED LlAR-Bis- mark the big Maricopa Indian who announced last Saturday that it would rain within four days sure. is an un- principled liar, or else he don't know any more than a white man.
 IMPROVEMENT OF JUDGE KENT "A letter has been received from F. F. Dunlevy who accompanied Judge Kent to the coast. MT. Dunlevy writes that the judge seems to have improved since his arrival at Los Angeles.
 MORE ARIZONA TEACEHS-The board of territorial examiners yester- day granted first grade certificates to the following graduates of the Flag staff Normal school: Faith Kendrick, Bessie Daggs, Harriette Tesst and Lot ta BeaL.
 LL-CHAVEZ-Mr. William Marshall and Miss Magnas Chavez were married last evening at the home of the Franciscan brothers on North Third street. They were driven at once to their new home at No. 19 west Madison street.
 A VETERAN ROAD9UILDER- Thomas King who has been engaged in the bux;nes of building roads for the last thirty years has been employ ed by the government to take charge of a gang of men on the Tonto road. He left for Mesa yesterday and will go out on the new road tomorrow.
 THE HICKLIN CASES-The jury in the case of Fred Hicklin at Prescott, charged with the murder of Jud MuI- limo, found a verdict of guilty and his sister, Miss Florence Hicklin, is now on trial for complicity in the same crime. Judge Sloan decided not to sen tence Hicklin till the case against his sister had been finished.
 THE NEW NATATORIUM-The new natatOrium at the corner of Jef- ferson street and Second avenue is rapidly nearing completion. Contrac- tor Kelly and his carpenter force who have been at work q little over two weeks are nearly through and the painters are close behind them. The sinking of the well is in progress and is now down about thirty feet
 COULDN'T PROVE TIA Mexican reported to the police yesterday that he had been robbed of S36 at a resort on South Seventh street by a Mexican woman and a Frenchman. The Mexi- can was drunk and was locked up tn get sober. His story was investigated and though it was acknowledged that he had been at the place indicated no evidence was found on which an arrest could be made
 GONE TO THE coAsT-F. W. Thode left last night for the coast. to spend few weeks with his family and dodge the rain that he feels certain is going to fall here in torrents pretty soon. Ben Peterson, whose affection for MT. Thode is more pronounced than for any other man except N. C. Web ster. and which amounts almost to worship. is said to have shed rain- barrel full of tears last night.
 FIGHTING PRlNTERS-Robert An derson and George Farquhar were ar- rested yesterday 'On complaint of R. F. Wilson and arraigned before Justice Burnett. Their cases were set for trial this morning but were later post poned till Saturday. The charge against Anderson is disturbing the peace, and against Farquhar assault and battery. All three concerned are printers, the complaining witness say ing the other two have been haunting his trail for days, cursing him when opportunity presented and finally as saulted him.
 2 HAD AN INDIAN PONY-W. G. Barrow was arrested yesterday on complaint of an Indian wso said MT. Barrow was driving a pony that be- longed to him and which had been stolen from him by somebody. MT. Kyle went to see MT. Barrow who lives five miles northeast of town and i'm mediately on learning the Indians story