Arizona republican., 1905-06-02
OF LOCAL INTEREST

1 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Alfred B. Davis and Ida NJ. Farrell, both of this county.
 WILL MEET ON SATURDAY-The committee of sixteen. having under consideration plans for settling of wa
 ter priorities, will hold its next meet ing on Saturday at the rooms of the
 Water Users association.
 A BRIDESMAIDS JouRNEY-Miss Alice Moore left last night for Bolivar,
 Mo, where she goes to be maid of honor at her brother, J. Wallace Morse's wedding, who is to be married on June Sth, to Miss Elizabeth Aff1eck
 Of that place.
 GONE TO HIS SUMMER JoR- James Kay left this morning for Colo rado Springs. where he will take the place in the Broadmoor hotel, which he occupied last season. At the close of the Colorado summer season he will return 70 Phoenix
 TO ENTERTAIN CoNGRESsMEN Suggestion has been made by N. Porter for the entertainment of the senators and representatives who will visit Phoenix next week. MT. Porter believes it would be a good thing for the various state societies which have organizations in the valley to arrange meetings with the congressman from the varous states which are represent ed in the local organizations.
 INCREASED FAClLITIES-C. R. Eager and c. H. Ellison, associates in the contract for delivering oil from Mesa to the government works at the dam site, were in the city yesterday for the purpose of increasing their facili- ties for hauling oil. They bought six teen more big wagons from the Ari- zona Hardware and Vehicle company and sixteen large tanks from the Ari- zona Iron Works.
 SEEKING COOLER CLIMES-Jake Miller will leave this morning for his stock ranch in YaVapai county where he expects to remain for about a week When he returns he will leave at once for California to spend the summer. He has found that hot wealth CT is inimical to his health and as he is happily situated so he don't have to stay here in the summer he don't propose to do it. He isn't sick now and does not intend to be.
 SALE OF A RANCH-J. F. Gleason has sold the north half of the south west quarter of section 1S township 1 north, range east, to Peter Truog. The property is an eighty acre tract and lies west of Phoenix, the selling price being $6,OO0. The ranch is im proved. having among other things a good house. MT. Truog and family will move on the property and make it their home. MT. Gleason expects to move to California.
 HE WAS TOSSED ABOUT-Juan Valencia yesterday got drunk and in- sisted on paying domiciliary visits in the southern part of town. He called at houses where he was totally un- known and insisted on being friendly to the inmates. He was thrown out of several houses and just as he was tossed out of the last one Constable Harry Troops came along and threw him in Justice Johnstone sent him to jail for seven days.
 A CARPENTERS STRIkE-There is a strike of journeymen carpenters going on in Phoenix. It is not vet a | very formidable industrial condition and is not likely at this time to become | one as there is very little work going | on ard there is not much in imme- | diate contemplation. The strikers are holding out for S4 a day. The strike | is said to be the result of visit | here not long ago of an agent of the Los Angeles Carpenters Union.
 AZTEC ELEcTION-The election of officers of the Aztec Hook and Ladder took place last night, result ing in the following: Eugene Brady O'NeilI president; Reno Rudd, vice J. M. Shott, secretary; H. l.. Tulburt, treasurer; A. H. Davidson, foreman. and James Roy, assistant foreman. The company did something else as is shown by the following chal-