Arizona republican., 1905-10-15


 1 LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Fred erick Nelson of this city and Miss Ma ria A. Alvey of Pasadena. Cal. AT HEADQUARTERS ASAlN-J. W. Harbaugh, special agent of the Arizona land office, returned yesterday morning from an official trip in south
 ern Arizona.
 SPENT YESTERDAY HERE - Mayor P. M. Williams of Maricopa came over yesterday to see if Phoenix took proper care Of the congressional party.
 GONE TO CALIFORNIAN. Ernest Walker left last night for Los Angeles on. business. MT. Walker threatens to wear out the rails between Arizona and California looking after his ever increasing business enterprises.
 POLICE COURT-James Ware was arrested yesterday on a charge of va grancy and sent to jail for three days. He hopes to secure admission to the county poor farm before his sentence expires, as he is without means and says he an old resident of this country.
 MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the committee of sixteen, which was called for Monday, has been postponed until Wednesday morning at 9:3O by reason of a sub committee, which will not be ready to report Monday morning.
 SATISFACTORY REPORT - Coy ernor Kibbey yesterday appointed Watson Pickrell of Tempe member of the board of education of the Tempe normal school, vice F. L. Drew, re- signed. MT PickreH is a resident of Tempe and has always taken great in lo rC1.I- of
 CHRONIC DISTURBERS-A. Ma zon was yesterday sentenced to ser'e seven days in jail by Judge Johnstone. Mazon created a disturbance the night before in the vicinity of his home on South Fourth street. For similar offense P. G-tialva was fined S7 by Judge Burnett and the fine was paid.
 THE NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD Governor Kibbey yesterday appointed Hon. Watson Pickrell, member of the Tempe Normal school board to fill the vacancy caused by the late resignation of Rev. F.. l. Draw. In view of the services which MT. PickreI performed for the Normal during the late Iegis- latura no position in connection with that greatly benefited school would be too good for him.
 THE TANNER INQUEST-Tomor- row the final hearing in the inquest in quirfng into the circumstances sur rounding the death of M. c. Tanner will be held by Judge Burnett. It is thought by that time the information written for to SalOme will have been received. The exact date of Tanners death is desired in order that his pen sion may be collected from the govern ment a.d oaid over to his estate.
 MEMBERS OF RESSIONAL PARTY-V. L. Mason of New York City Rutherford Trowbridge and John B. Darlington of New Haven, Conn, arrived in Phoenix yesterday on the late train from the south and will con tiuue their journey north this morning to join the congressional party, of which they are members. After their visit to Tucson they made a trip to the mines at Imperial, in which they are interested.
 SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONCERT On next Thursday evening in the First Methodist church the faculty of the Arizona. School of Music will give it's second faculty concert for which event invitations have been issued. An at tractiVe program has been arranged consisting of eleven numbers. Several new additions have been made to the faculty of the school this year and this will be their first appearance before a audience.
 TAKING UP A BOND ISSUE-The Appropl iators' Canal company is is suing bonds in place of the $500 guar anty notes given by several of the