Arizona republican., 1904-06-26
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LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ramon
 Bracamonte and Guadalupe Diaz both
 of this county.
 A COOL WAVE-The large new Yentilators have been placed in the
 new Baptist Sunday school room and
 it will be cool for the Sunday services I and for the lecture on Monday evening. OVER THE p. & E.-H. F. Ancwalt
 and J. H. Emmert of the s. F. P. & P.
 railway system were in the city yes-
 terday. They went to Mesa last even
 ing and today will take a trip over the | Phoenix and Eastern to the end of the
 line.
 SERVICES AT M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Preaching at Il a. m. by
 Rev. Jno. w. Taylor. Preaching at 8
 m. by the pastor. Harold Covett.
 Sunday school at 9:45 m. Senior
 League at ' D. m.
 , A. QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL
 Miss Helen Mccoy of Simi. California. | will be queen of the carnival at Ven
 tura. Cal, which will be held from the
 1st until after the fourth of July. Miss
 Mccoy visited Miss Connell in the city
 last winter making numerous friends. OFF FOR GRANITE DELLS-The | Phoenix base ball team is off for Gran-
 ite Dells this morning for another try
 out with the Iron King aggregation.
 They are going up for the purpose of
 making a record, but what sort of one 1 may be better told tomorrow.
 GOOD SHOW-There was another
 good show, well attended by an appre- | ciative audience at Eastlake park last
 night, when Camille was presented for
 the third time by the Spooner Drama
 tic Go. The bill will be changed again
 Monday night.
 TUCSON BUILDINGS-Then new St.
 Joseph's orphanage at Tucson is rapid
 ly nearing completition. It is a fine building and will cost about $2S.Oo0.
 The new library building at the Uni
 versity is also nearly finished and will be a handsome brick structure.
 PERHAPS A KILLING-E. K. Smith
 and J. l.. Munroe of Clifton took up a quarrel between their children a few days ago and themselves engaged in a 1 fight in which Smith used a knife.
 Munroe is now lowering between life
 and death and Smith is in jail awaiting
 the result of Munroe's injuries. Smith
 was an employe of the Copper Go. and
 has lived in Clifton three years. Mu1l-
 roe drove an ice wagon for the Arizona
 Copper Go.
 LACKED MILITARY SPIRIT Company F., N. G. A, of Mesa was , mustered out by Adjutant Gene; al kLeavell last Friday. For some time the military spirit has not been very rampant in that neighborhood and as long as a year ago the adjutant general advised a closer attention to the art of war. There was not the expected inn provement in consequence and it was finally decided to disband the com panJ.
 EXCLUSIVELY A MINING TOWN
 Bisbee is now exclusively a mining
 town. the fires in the Copper Queen
 smelters there having been extin- guished forever. Hereafter the Copper Queen will do all it's smelting at Doug las where it has one of the finest plants in the west. The force of miners at Bisbee will probably be increased en- ouSh 10 make the payroll at the end of 3 the month as large as it was when the smelter was running. And as
 Bisbee is now we'll rid of her smoke she is pleased at the change. WATER USERS COUNCIL-The council of the Water Users associa-
 tion held a meeting yesterday in the board of trade room at which there was little done except the passing of d bylaw respecting the quarterly report to be made by the treasurer. The form of it was outlined and the treas urer is instructed to submit his report each quarter to the secretary, | Hr-I,A i,, transferred to postal cards one of which is to be sent by him to each stockholder of the association. A SOLDIER HONORED-A new honor has been conferred upon the commanding officer Of the army de- partment to which Arizona belongs. General Baldwin, whom many Phoenix people had the pleasure of meeting on
 the occasion of his visit here a few months ago when he was making a tour of inspection of the southwestern
 army posts. Respecting this new honor the Denver Post of June 20 says:
 Gen. Frank D. Baldwin, commander of
 the department of the Colorado, U. s.
 4. was today notified that an honor had been conferred on him by Hillsdale col lege. Hillsdale. Mich, his alma mater, in the form of the degree of IL. D. The trustees of the college met We'd nesday last and unanimously voted to
 confer the degree. at the same time complimenting the general on having received two medals from congress for Sallantry. Gen. Baldwin left Hillsdae college at the outbreak of the civil war. WANTED FOR KIDNAPPING About two weeks ago John W. Hutch inson and wife left Stafford late in the ! night without informiIy any one as to their intentions, and took with them the two young children of H. $. Collins, says the Graham Guardian. After they had been gone a short time letter was
 received from them stating, as we are informed. that they had gone to Cana da. A few days after they had gone. MT. Collins went to SoIomonville and