Arizona republican., 1906-11-15
LICENSED TO weo-rhis fair has

been an encourager of matrimony. Several licenses have been issued sincc the beginning of it that perhaps would have been issued some time anyhow. but not so soon. Among those author ized yesterday to marry were George Browning and Kate Dubord. both of Cochise county; F.. L. Kinslin of Los Angeles and Mabel Bennett of this ter ritory; Walter EllingsOn of Salt Lake and Leah Margaret Cole of this city. The first named couple was married by Probate Judge Phillips.
 GIDEON BANQUET POSTPONED On account of the stereopticon lee ture in the Church of Christ on Thurs day evening. the Gideon club will not hold its regular banquet, but will postpone 1t for one week.
 ORDERLY so FAR-Chief of Police J. H. Kinney is authority for the state ment that the town has been unusu- ally quiet during fair week consider ing the crowds. There have been very few arrests and so far no very seri- ous trouble has been experienced from crooks of a notorious character. He, however fears it is a lull before a storm and says he would rather at some later date pat the police depart ment on the back for the manner in which it has handled the city during the rush.
 GATHERED lEGlSLATORS-There might have been held in Phoenix yes terday convention of members of past Arizona legislatures. No less than .. f,, hs of nd in the crowds of the Hobbies of the diff ferent hotels. Among the arrivals from the north in the morning were Dr. Whiteside of Mohave county, c. w. Hull of Yavapai county and Assembly, man-elect C. c. Krook of Mohave county. MT. Krook, who is a staunch democrat. had only been a resident of the territory for three years and feels very well satisfied over the compli- ment the voters of his district paid him. From the south there arrived yesterday morning Charles Strong, who served a term in the assembly for Cochise county and was the chairman of the committee on militia and Indian affairs. Another prominent legislator was Lamar Cobb of Graham county, who has been here for several days.
 ELllNGSON- COLE - Last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Grier on west Adams street, Walter Ellingson and Miss Leah Cole were united in marriage. the Rev. A. R. Mac lean of the First Methodist church performing the ceremony. The couple are very well known to the younger people of this locality and both are exceedingly. popular. MT. ElltngsOn lived for a number of years of his early life in Phoenix and has known his bride since early childhood. Miss Cole is a daughter of Dr. \. B. Cole of Glen dale. although a great deal of her time has been passed in Phoenix. The mar riage was sOlemnized at o'clock in the presence of a very few of the most intimate friends of the couple. on the S:30 train for the south they started on a honeymoon trip which will include several weeks in the City of Mexico. a visit afterward to Kansas City and later Denver and theh to Salt Lake, where they will make their home. NIT. Ellingson is chief clerk to the district freight and passenger agent of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake road. Their many friends in Phoenix wish for them very happy trip and future.
 HERMOSllLO VISlTORS-Senors R. V. Pesqueira and R. J. Ruiz of Her mosillo. Mexico arrived here yesterday morning and will be the guests for few days of Senor A. Pima. the Mexican consul at this station. Senor Pesque- ira is a wealthy ranchman of Mexico owning a large tract near Douglas. made historic by the capture on that property of Geronimo. the notorious Apache chief. by General, then Cap tain. LawtOn. who was warm per sonal friend of Mir. Pesqueira's father. Senor Ruiz is prosperous merchant of Hermosillo and a partner of Senor Pesqueira in his ranching enterprises.