Arizona republican., 1904-10-07

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to IhOs.
 Levy and Ella Carter, both of the county.
 A SUIT TO QUIET TITLE-suit was begun in district court yesterday by Jolin A. Sturgess against Mallory Milligan and Alice L. Minigan to quiet title to lots 16, IS and 20 in North Grand avenue addition.
 IRRIGATION DELEGATES-Gov nor Brodie yesterday appointed as al ternates to the national irrigation con- gress at Fl Paso: Vernon L. Clark of Phoenix and D. N. Martin of Camp Martin, Mohave county.
 THE WAY TO THE CIRCUS-The street car company has made arrange ments for the quick handling of a big crowd today. Cars will leave First and Washington streets every three min utes direct for the circus grounds.
 LIZZIE OWENS TRIAL-The trial of Lizzie Owens, the Apache girl, ar rested and brought back from Me DOwell, for the theft of several articles from the residence os F. M DePew, where she had been employed, will take place this morning. She was arraigned yesterday and pleaded not guilty. Her bond was fixed at $50 and she was committed
 4 NEW CITIZEN-Charles Korrick proprietor of the New York store was yesterday granted naturalization pa pers having foresworn allegiance to the czar of Russia. MT. Korrick who IS twenty-two years of age embraced the first opportunity which presented itself to become citiezn of the United States and lad familiaTfzed himself with the a rr ea yFr than the average native born citizen.
 BRONCO RIDlNG-There was an impromptu bronco riding exhibition at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon, wit messed by about a hundred people. Frank RIrTis had wagered ten dollars that he could ride a certain bronco horse. which he proceeded to do and take she money. A collection of S7.5O was the ntaken up in the audience presented to Winnie Rosenberg as a purse, to be earned by riding the same horse with spurs. MT. Rosenberg aIs0 got the money.
 NoACK IS FREE-F. P. NoacB who had been arrested for raising money on worthless checks was taken before Justice Barnett yesterday morn ing. He had been arrested on a felony charge but it was reduced to a 1rtsde-
 
 He was fined $3O and costs amounting to $56.5O. That amount was paid by friends and Noack was released. It is the opinion of himself and his friends that this episode will do him a great deal of good. All Of his trOables of the past several years have come from drunkenness and he now says that has taken his last drink. He was at one time sllillful painter and did well.
 AN EVENTFUL JOURNEY-Miss Nellie McFall returned to the city yes terday morning after a sunmer. spent in the east. She arrived here nine days out from Kansas City and was very thankful to get back at all She was held by numerous floods and by two Wrecks. In one Of them nobody was hurt, but in the other whica occurred near Oklahoma City, six occupants Of the same car in which Miss NcFaH was riding were left in hospitals She herself was not hurt but her escaDe ! was very narrow one. After the ex- citement was over she found berselr | by the wrecked train with one | arm bare to the shoulder. The sleeve | pr her dress had been torn entirely lWay but hcw she does not know.
 RENEWED DIVORCE PROCEED | NG-There was a supplementary Dro- ! 'eeding in tke divorce suit of Joe Rod l -rlck against Jesusa Roderick in which he plaintiff had been granted a decree year ago. The ground set forth in he complaint was desertion and the }artles entered into stipulation in which the defendant admitted the cor eothess Of the allegation. There was little four year old girl concerning nom there was an agreement between ne Iaiher and mother. She was to e-Llaln m the custody of the mother