Arizona republican., 1904-04-22

LICENSED TO WEO.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ramon Bojorquez and Dimesia BaEesteros' both of this city.
 SUIT FOR DNoRCE.-Suit for di- vorce was brought in district court yes terday by Victoria Milligan against Fletcher $. Milligan. The suit is based on the usual charge of abandonment.
 NEW TARIES.-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to the following persons: J. Andre Newman of Bolton, Yavapai county; w. J. and V. c. Kingsbury of Tempe and Stella May Durham of Douglas. Cochise county.
 JOINT SOCIAL-This evening in the parlors of the Christian church joint social will be given by the senior and junior societies of Christian Endeavor, the proceeds from which will be used to purchase bibles for the church. Games and light refreshments will be the order of the evening. Everybody is invited.
 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. = MT. and Mrs E. E. Patton entertained number of their friends last Saturday evening, the occasion being the six teenth anniversary of. their wedding. The early evening was pleasantly spent in the playing of games after which delightful luncheon was serv- ed. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Comfort. MT. and Mrs. L. w. Collins, MT. and Mrs. B. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. Arthur McDermott, MT. and Mrs. | s. J. Doster.
 THE LAST DAY OF REGISTRAR TION.-This is the last day on which the voters of the second and fourth wards may register foC the election of councilmen in those wards. So far the registration does not indicate that a great deal of interest is being taken i'll the election. It is surmised that many of the voters did not understand that it would be necessary for them to regis ter, but unless their names are on the list by tonight at midnight they can ] take no part in the struggle in either l of the wards.
 SALVATION ARMY.-The hall of the Salvation Army is well stocked with some very useful and good cloth ing and Ensign West would be glad to see a large attendance there be- tween the hours of 10 a. m. and 10 D. m. Friday and Saturday. The second hand sale is now on and all are in- vited to come and inspect. Revival services will commence Saturday, April 23rd at 8 p. m.; Sunday, Il a. m., and p. m. Mrs. Glassford will con- duct services. All are cordially invited by Ensign and Mrs. West.
 FOUND NOT GUILTY.-Arthur Otero was tried by Justice Robertson yesterday on the charge of assault and battery, his brother J. J. Otero being the complaining witness. he alleging that the assault was made near the Troy laundry Wednesday afternoon. The defendant demanded and secured a jury trial The testimony of each party was that the other had assault ed him, though neither seemed to have been hurt, and the verdict of the jury was not guilty. The quarrel was the | Outgrowtn of the administration of | their fathers estate by Arthur Otero. II AN ART EXHlBlT-Those interested in art and those interested in the | schools, should each bear in mind the art exhibit now in progress at the First Baptist church. The hours | yesterday were from 8 to , and ' to D. m. and the | exhibit will be open during the same hours today. Saturday the church will be open from 10 to 1 a. m. and from to D. m. The admission is a trifle and the display is well worth go- ing to see. Further the proceeds of the exhibit are fer the purchase Of pie lures to decorate the school rooms of the city.
 MRS. AYERS ENTERTAINs FOR MISS GILLUM.-Mrs. Charles Akers | entertained in her charming manner yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Elizabeth GiIIum. Mrs. NJ. H. Williams told the fortunes of the guests. During the afternoon de-