Arizona republican., 1904-02-06

J. P. Johnson and Annie MarsteDa were married by Rev. George Selby Tuesday evening.
 J. C. Lanham, formerly of Congress, Yavacai county. is in Tuoson and wi remain some time.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Norton has returned from n visit to Pittsburg. Pa
 Edward Haywood is here from B,I Faso and will remain permanently
 Jack O'Erien, traveling engineer of the Tucson division. is in the city this week.
 Mrs H. A Shell will entertain the Friday afternoon whist club in the par Iors of the Orndorff ho.el.
 At the ghost party given by the Eastern Star the prizes were won by Mrs T. w. Jones and a visitor from outside the territory. Last evening at the First Congrega- tional church the second of a series Of lectures entitled "The Records of An iouity," was given, the subject of this lecture being "The Resurrection of As syria"
 Walter s. Rogers, aged forty-fcur died Tuesday. He had been in souths1n Arizona three years, during which per iod he had passed most of his time in Tucson and filled positions in the s. P. agents office, Bayless & Der rkalew's. His remains will be taken to St. Louis to be cremated.
 The committee of invest gation re- gently appointed by Mayor Schumacher recommends that the followi g chang es be made !n the Tucson opera house an q pIecaution against panics in time of accidents: "The two windows near stage to be cut to six feet in width | with swinging doors: swinging doors six feet in width in rear of gallery; { fire hydrant and hose at either side of stage; two fire eXtinguishers in gal lery and four on first floor. signs Ioint- Ing to exits; street doors to be videned and provided with swinging doors. all swinging doors made to 1 swing without hindrance. ! The cement has arrived for the irlai9 floor for Wells, Fargo & company On the depot grounds. 1 A number of the directors of the | Country club took a trip of inspection | to the grounds recently. They have secured a site at the end of the street car line. The lease from the street railway to the club is for ninety-nine years.
 Mss Margaret Foote, who has been quite ill for the past three weeks. was 1 taken 10 los Angeles last evening by I Mrs. Frank F.. Lee in order to secure hospital, ccommoda4ions. The hos pital here is inadequate to accommo date the large number Of patients who would like to enter. It is aI, extreme y unfortunate state of affairs and it is | to De hoped that it win soon be rem edieo.
 The firemen held regular meeting last night at the department hall. The Lady Maccabees. the Red Men and the Odd Fellows meet this even ing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Taylor and little daughter will return this week tc Phoenix to reside. They are well known and ro9ular in that city.
 Third street from Eighth to First avenues is being graded and d large number of Indian boys of the training school are employed in 1Ee work
 The city Of Tucson has brought sui against Ellen Lonergau with C. J. Gun i bingham, Jacob Schnieder and J. J , Malone. tenants of Ellen Lonergan'! new building. to recover five feet O
 lani in lots 1 to 12, block 211. facins
 Church and Congress streets. 5 Secretary E. R. Zimmerman is in tn, } city from Brownell carnp. where hi : company is operating. ; Mrs. Robert Paul and family a;e il ? Los Angeles having vacated their ol, 1 family homestead. ' Judge William H. Barnes has return t ed from Risbee and Nogales. He is tn ; representative of R. Allyn Lewis ir tn = International bank affair." 2 Miss Hannah Mansfield is in Los An :. Gefes to attend the wedding of h. . cousin.
 D '. Ives has returned frcm Nogales
 J. T. Brickwood, proprietor of tn