Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

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Observation-Disclosures Gerrera and
Carmen AIrarez were married in the
south part OF town last night by Jus
tice Robertson.
Mr.. WALKER OUT AGAIN..
Ernest Walker has recovered from his
recent indispOsition and is again able
to be at his office.
POLICE COURT.-Diego Arena was
put in pickle yesterday for five days
by the city recorder for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct.
HE WAS AN ARIZONIAN.- Fran
els J. Heney of San Francisco. is III
the city in attendance upon supreme
court. Mr.. Heney Is a CORNER attorney
general of the territory but seven
years ago ne went TO San Francisco.
He is engaged by the government in
the prosecution of the land frauds.
Mr.. DORIAN GOES SOUTH.-A. J.
Doran of the board " St. Louis Elk
position commissioners, left last night
TO attend to a number of official mat
ters in 3. 4. PackaTd's district, that
have been delayed by Mr.. Packard's
illness. Mr.. Packard, who is in Tempe,
is reported much better and it is learn
ed he was able to leave the house for
a few minutes yesterday.
GRAHAM COUNTY REPRESENT
ED.-Sheriff J. b. Parks of Graham
county came in yesterday morning
with a man who had been committed
to ire asylum. Graham county is en-
Titled to more room IN that territorial
/ institution. Though It is among the
more populOUs counties it has fewer
inmates of the asylum than mary
smaller ones.
AN AGRICULTURE COUNTRY
z. +. Jones of Lehi was in the city yes
! terday. Mr.. Jones is the man who
raised a crop of corn and another OF
barley on the same ground in the same
| season and both were full crops. Mr..
Jones believes that the Salt River val
LEY is the greatest agricultural country
on earth and that the section about
Lehi is the best Of it all.
( Pixies PEAK GOLD G COPPER
COM PANY.-The annual stockholders
and directors meetings Of the Pixies
/ Peak Gold & Copper Company were
held yesterday ut the company's ofice
/ in lhis city. The newly elected officers
are r. II. Palmer, president; a. d. Me
/ Ginnis, vice president; L. e. Hewins
Isecretary and treasurer. These gen
1tlemen with Z. +. Knox and J. W. Nc
/ C;innis constitute the board Of diTec-
tors.
RATHeONE si5TERS.-AH mem
! bers of Purity Temple No. are TO-
quest5d to be present at regular
injecting tonight. There will be iniatia
ton and installation of officers. aftei
which there will be an abundance OF
good things to eat. The officers are:
p. c., Fannie Rosenberg. NJ. E. G.. Ida
Moore: f. g, Emma Thalheimer; F.
J. Eva Bowyer; manager. ella Hoefer;
NJ. of r. & G.. Matte ShOtt; NJ. of T..
Alice McClintock; p. of T., Henrietta
: Rousseau: G. Of O. T.. Nina Burger.
LOST AND FCUNC.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Utting have three-year-ol
male child that is all boy and Of the
right sort, for he followed the band
away yesterday. When the minstrel
/ aggregation passed the family resi-
dence near Second avenue and Monroe
street it looked good to the yoGngste,
who noted that the music was fast
/ time and was fading into the distance
before his appetite for it was appeased.
| He therefore took up the trail and his
absence was not noted till he was out
of sight. He was anxiously sought for,
for about four hours before he was dig
covered down town and restored to his
parents.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-The
Arizona Mutual Loan Association, with
headquarters in this city, held its an
nual stockholders meeting for the
election Of directors few days ago
and yesterday held the directors meet
ing for the election of officers for the
ensuing year. The officers chosen
We're: J. N. SWetnam president; II.
b. St. Claire, vice president; +. j.
Blumer. secretary; Geo. II. \. Luhrs