Arizona republican., 1904-07-01

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Joseph T. Birchett and Miss Guess Elinor Ali derson both of Tempe.
 APPRAISERS APPoiNTED-J Ernest Walker Sam F. Webb and Geo. Kirkland have been appointed apprais. CTS of the estate of the late Clara E. Strang. The estate consists of realty in the Dennis addition.
 GOING TO kENTUCKY-J. L. Church and family left this morning via the s F r & P for their former the last three years in this valley and are going back for the summer, expect ing to return here again next fall
 THE DOUBLE LlFE-If one really wants to know what the double life is he should go to Eastlake park and see Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" the bih now being presented by the Spooner CO. There was a large attendance Ia st night and the performance was entire ly satisfactory.
 BOUGHT RESIDENCE PROPERTY Mrs Bessie Thoman has bought of J. ErVest Walker, lot 1O7 and the south east forty feet of lot 1O9 in block A of the University addition. There is a four room frame house on the prop erty which is located on Grand avenue not far from Five Points.
 ON MINING RUSINESS-J. Wesley Walker left on yesterday morning $ train for Valparaiso, Ind, on business connected with the operations of the White Gold Mining Go. There are now eighteen men employed at the mine and development is proceeding as fast as possible.
 TO VISIT RELATWES-Mrs. Tha,i A. Gillum and son Thaddie, left on last nights NJ. & P. train for Los Angeles where they will spend the summer visiting the families of Mrs. Gillum's son and daughter, Hal A. Gillum and Mrs. George R. Biggs, both of whom till recently lived in this city.
 A NEW PHARMAcIST-R. J. Park, who came here from Ada, Ohio, in April has associated himself with Lunds pharmacy and expects to remain here permanently MT Park is a regis tered pharmacist and a very pleasant gentleman. He is also a veteran of the Spanish-American war serving in the Cuban campaign.
 HOME FROM GUNSIGHT-E. V. Lybrook returned home yesterday morning from the Gunsight mining dls- trict, eighty miles south of Gila Bend. He has been employed by Boston men for some time, in the development of 2 mining property but work has now been suspended for the summer. GONE TO lRGlNIA-Calhoun c Clay has sold his ranch near Alhambra to Mrs. Mary Fiala and with his family will leave in a few days for their for mer home in Lynchburg, Va. MT. Clay is legitimately classed with the F. w g as he is a nephew of General Clay, 2 distinguished southern officer during the war between tho states.
 MERCANTILE 5ASERALL.-The New York store employees have organ ized baseball team under the captain - cy of A HerZberg and would like to make its bow to the public week from this afternoon, the occasion of the clerks weekly half holiday. The new team authorizes the announcement that it will meet any team organized from among the employees of any other busi- ness house in the city.
 INCOMPETENCE OF TEACHERS There was received at the office of the county school superintendent a postal card from q teacher in the east asking about the profession in this territory General information as to the schools. examination and salary was desired. Professor VIII. Lee took the card and though it did not contain a great deal of matter he found in it twenty -one er- TOTS of grammar, orthography and punctuation. That particular teacher will not be encouraged to swell the ranks of the profession in this county.
 HTMENEAL-Miss Nellie L. Thomas and Mir. William D. Copson, were united in marriage last. evening at the home of the brides parents or South Firss