Arizona republican., 1905-02-19

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to
 Stephen x. Jones of Yavapai county and Emma Cowes of Monterey. Cal.
 MORE OLIVE OIL-Munger Bros. yesterday brought to the board of
 trade room some sample bottles of their Olivet brand of Phoenix made olive oil.
 REVIVAL sERVICES-Mrs. J. P.
 Watson, conference evangelist, closed q series of interesting meetings at the
 A. M. E. church last night. She left for the east this morning. During her stay there were several additions to the church. Rev. A. Wagner the pas tor of the church, will resume regular services this morning. There will be Sunday school at 9:50; preaching at II; class meeting at 12:3O and preach ing at : p. m. All are cordially invited to attend.
 THE BEARS HAVE ooNE-Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Bear and Ben L., the little Bear, left on this mornings s. r. P. & r. train for Los Angeles. They will be there for some time but whe- ther it vii be their permanent home or not will depend on circumstances. They have lived in Phoenix for some years, have prOspered and take with them the best wishes of many friends. beside having only pleasant remem- brances of the city with increased confidence in it's future prosperity.
 GOVERNOR ERODE GONE-Gov- ernor Brodie Mrs. Brodie and Sandy left the city this morning for the east. They were accompanied as far as Pres colt by Mrs. Hanlon and Jack Hanlon. The governor and Mrs. Brodie will spend a day or two in Prescott before proceeding east. Many citizens of Phoenix called on Governor Brodie in the course of the day to express their earnest regret at his departure from the territory which has been his home for more than a generation.
 DEATH OF MRS. COGGlNS-Mrs. Luther D. COggins died last evening at S:15 o'clock after a lingering illness. The funeral services will probably be held on Monday but announcement will be made later. Mrs. Coggins was native of Maine. The family came. here from Colorado many years ago. Be side her bereaved husband Mrs. Cog gins is survived by a daugter and son. L. D. Coggins, who also has family and who is well known Phoe- nix business man.
 TO HELP THE NEEDY-Members of the w. C. T. U. report that there is urgent need of second hand clothes for boys from fourteen to sixteen years old and any one having such clothes to dispose of will favor the deserving by leaving them at the rooms of the w. C. T. U. Those most in distress are the children of poor people who have come here immediately before or during the bad weather and who have been unable to find employment and had no accumulated resources to draw upon
 STEER TIElNG-The steer tieing contest between Deputy Sheriff Wayne Davis and Bill Anderson on one side ! this county and Joe Rudy ! and Walter Cline of Yavapai advertis- i ed to take place today has been post i poned to March 3 on account of the | condition of the grounds at Eastlake | park which look now like a lake, All | the contestants are here and the steers | are ready but it has been thought best | 10 wait until the weather settles. In | he meantime the purse which was | S1 600 has been increased to $1,500.
 NEW RATIONS-ArticIes of | the following corporations were filed | n the office of the county recorder | yesterday: The Goldfield Consolidated l and Milling company, capital | stock, $2,OOO,O 900. incorporators c. E. | Barricks, w. $. Barricks and N. H. Mayors; The Bullfrog Nugget Mining | company, capital stock. s1500, 900, in w. T. Doubt and E. Ar kel; The old Abe Mining company, | capital stock, s1,OOOOOO. incorporators, T. H. Fouche, F. R. Ritchie and J. H. | Baker. The articels of the Castle Dome Mining company were amended | changing the name to The Colonial | Mining company.