Arizona republican., 1905-11-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

LICENSED TO WED-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Mill ton Brawley and Anna Nixon.
 THREE DRUNkS-The day police took three trunks into custody yes- terday and Recorder Thomas sent them to jail for three days each.
 NEW NOTARlES-P. L. Warren of Congress and T. E. Pulliam of Flag staff were yesterday granted commits sions as notaries public, by Governor Kibbey.
 A PRESCOTT VIsIToR-A. w. Ed wards of Prescott arrived in the city yesterday morning and spent the day in Phoenix on business rTo returned to his home this morning stopping at Iron Springs.
 A YUMA VISITOR-R- H. Marine of Yuma, a guard at the territorial prison, spent yesterday in Phoenix coming up with a crazy man. MT. Marine was formerly a rough rider and is now connected with the terri torial militia.
 CHILD'S STUDY CIRcLE-The Child Study Circle for the mothers of the west end school will hold meet ing on Friday, Nov. "A at 3:3O D. m. A subject of mutual interest to both
  for discussion. All mothers are in- vited.
 LADIES' QUARTET-Mrs. s. r.. Cravens has organized a ladies' quar- tet which has been rehearsing faith fully for sometime and will shortly be heard in public. The sopranos are Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson and Mrs Ancil Martin, and the altos are Miss Edith Fouts and Miss Coats. It is expected this quartet will take part in the con- cert to be given for the benefit of the M F. church south on the night of Dec. 1.
 STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL VISIT F. P. Jeffries and Jabez Wooley of Evansville, Edward Shirkie of Clinton, Hugh Shirkie of Terre Haute, J. H. Me Cleland of Brazil, w. H. and George Shackelton of Indianapolis, Ind, ar rived in the city yesterday morning and at once left for the camp of the Arizona Pacific Copper company near Wooley, Pinal county, there to inspect the property. They are all stockhold CTS in the company and annually pay this section a visit.
 CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT concert will be given on the evening of Dec. l for the benefit. of the M. E.. church south. A program of more than usual interest has been arranged by Mrs. $. F. Cravens and many of the leading singers of the city will par ticipate. Among other features, there will be two or three talented solists who will appear for the first time be- fore a Phoenix audience in this con cert. The program will include solos, duets. trios and quartets.
 CONVENTION POSTPONED-It was announced some time ago that the Sunday schools of Phoenix and vicinity would hold a convention to- day and tonight at the First M. E. church under the auspices of the Maricopa County Sunday School asso- citation. Elaborate preparations had been made and excellent programs had been prepared. There were all indi- cations of a large attendance. But the character of the weather last night and the probability that it would con- tinue led to a pOStponement of the convention until next Tuesday.
 YOUNG ARRAIGNED-The examin- ation of Young, who was arrested for forgery will be held this morning be- fore Judge Johnstone. He was ar raigned yesterday morning at which time it was requested that the exam ination be postponed until today. Young appears to think that he has all ready been punished enough for his the Bartlett-Heard ranch after being