Arizona republican., 1904-10-14

LICENSED TO WED-A mlrriage , license was issued yesterday to Bert Trice and Willie May Powers. The ! wedding ceremony was performed by Probate Judge Phillips
 A MuRDERlNG INDlAN-Sherif Peralta of Apache county arrived in the city on> his way to Yuma yesterday morning Nith an Indian wno had been convicted of murGer and had been sen tenced to ten years in the territorial prison.
 THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM Harry J. Bennett Ens a boy waom he is trying to bring up in the nurture and admonition of the democratic party. He took him to one of the democratic rallies the other night and gave him his first tas-e of political life. On his return his mother asked him Wl@t the speakers talked about. The youth re piled that they were talking about lthe nlatfOrm but he said l. was not much to be proud Of Questioned fur 'ther regarding his poor opinion of the | platform he said it was nothing but Hot of rough boards covered with cheese clc.h and flag here and there. DISTRICT IA ALL RIGHT-The SO 1 cial at the school house of district II | last night was one of the interesting l . ! SO often enjoy. At this particular event
 a handsome big flag was rendered the | school by the Martha Washington club. | The programme was interesting and ] intensely enjoyed.NAmorg tSe numbers | were vocal selections by Miss Delph-l
 Etter and Miss Mamie Givens, aRd
 clever readings by Mrs. Richards. | The speech of acceptance was ably made by Mir R. c. Stanford in behalf l of the members of the school board l and the people of the district. Mir. Ream did. the auctoneerins of the | towels that were sold for funds with ! which to pay for the flag by the club | VISITING NEWSPAPERM MAN-Wal- ter Edwin COnneH of Los Angeles was lin the city yesterday accomTnnyinE Hon. M 4. Smith on his campaign tour Mr. ConneH is representing the Los Angeles Herald and has been with Mir Smith through northern Arizona. They lvisited Kingman, Gold Roads, Flag ls-aff, Williars, WiDslOw, Jerome. Prescott and NcCabe. They will l0ave today for Florence where Mir Smith will speak and returning will leave. on a tour of the southern counties. This lis MT. Councils first visit 70 Arizona, other than passing though it on the lmain lines and he is very faVor1bly inn pressed. He says the Heu1ld is en- toying prosperity under it's new man
 agement and its business is constant
 Iy growing.
 NEW CORPoRkTIONs-AfticIes oC the following corporations were filed n
 the office of the county recorder yes terday. The Frisco Goidfeld Mining
 company, capital stock, S75O,OO0, incor
 pOrators II. J. MsGahn, l. W. SkeIton and F. B. WamQler; Palmyra oil and Gas company, capital stock $20O.O0 incOrT orators D. Burton and W. II.
 Hobbs; North Platte Development
 comp-ny. capital sto'-k S10OO.O0O, in
 eorporators s. A. Dcrstine and II. New
 man; ExmOor Storage Bsttery com : pany, capital stock, $150,000, incorpOr- , ators D. \. Holmes, w. k. LOwerey and L. Nj. Calm; Morning Star Oil and Gas
 company, capital stock, $500,00O, incor-
 Eorators J. C. Clark, $. s. Osborn anl
 II. Cooper.
 STOPPED A LEAK-Tnrough the !. vigilance Of the officials of the Indian s school a ibig hole was discovered tn
 the Indian school bakery through which the cummissary supplies were very ] rapidly disappearing and of course it I was immediately plugged up. 4 Mex ican woman, who formerly resided
 near the school recently moved to a house near the corner Of Jackson and q Fifth streets. For some reason the 1f- q fcl3ls suspected that an Indian baker had been disposing of merchandise to
 this woman. Wednesday an official of the school visited the home.of the wo.n- an with a search warrant which how ever, he had no need for as the wom-
 an naked freely and apparently con cealed nothing. Asked if she had 9 bought anything from an Indian she