Arizona republican., 1910-06-24

VISITING E. J. BENNITT-D. M. Berringer of Philadelphia, Pa. is visit
 ing the family of his brother in- jaw,
 F. J. Bennitt. He will be here a few | days
 | RECOVERING.-La Larsen, fore man of the Bartlett-Heard ranch, has | been in the Sisters hospital for sev- i eral weeks recovering from an opera | tion for appendicitis. He is nearing recovery now.
 RAILROAD MEN-R R. Seeds, l travelling freight agent for the Rock Island road, and Richard Warren of | the Fl PasO and. Southwestern road, are two genial railroad men who are in Phoenix for few days on business.
 INSIDE PROPERTY IS soLD.- Helen $. Bury yesterday sold her prop erty at the corner of Jefferson and Third streets to Antona Gold for 5000. It is understood Mrs. Bury will spend the summer in California, returning to Phoenix in the fall.
 
 James went to Denver yesterday on a visit-~to MT and Mrs. Frank Dresher Mrs Dresher is Mrs James daughter. After short visit the James will go to California and re- turn late in the season to Iron Springs.
 TO WHISTLE IN PREsCoTT- I Taff huy decided to go to Prescott for a wrest- ling match at, the Elks' theater there July f. Rocker and Jeffries tried match here last Tuesday but Jeffries was in poor condition and did not finish. He hopes to put up a better showing against the Alaskan giant in the northern city.
 FELIcIToUS EXCHANGE.-The board of trade yesterday received from the Los Angeles chamber of comerce, the following telegram, signed by it's president, Joseph Scott: Los Angeles chamber of commerce sends greetings and heartiest congra- tulations on your ascension to state hood and extends best wishes" Presi- dent J. w. Foss, in behalf of the I with the following message: ''Tele- gram received. Thank you for good wishes. The new state. Arizona. hopes that Los Angeles and all the great southwest will join with the Salt River valley in celebrating the com pletion of the Roosevelt dam to occur this fall"
 WILL BUILD FINE HOME.-C. E. Laird has just purchased a lot iii Los Olivos and will erect a handsome resi- dence. It will be his city home. for he expects to live a large part of the time on the Cook and Laird ranch, six miles southwest Of Glendale. Laird came to this determination quite re- gently He and Cook had listed the ranch for sale a few months ago. The change in their plans came when the crop of alfalfa was harvested 9 little while ago. It was such a tremendous crop that they decided that they would not sell at any price a ranch that would yield such returns So in the future Laird will live on the ranch part of the time and superintend farm ing operations.
 MHhhIEO H LAD me tIOGDieS of Ben c. Gonzales and Carmen Her nandez ought to be over now for they were married yesterday after many tribulations and many days in jail for the groom. Gonzales was ar rested first for a statutory offense against the girl and in a few days he managed to give bond Within three days he vas taken into custody on a similar charge, and after a few more days in cell he consented to marry the girl But the parents of the girl ! withheld consent. They were finallXl brought around all right when an other unconsidered obstacle presented 1 itself Though everybody even re- mOtely connected with the parties was willing for the marriage to take place. ! it turned out that Gonzales lacked a few weeks of being old enough to get a license. But he was given his free dom with the understanding that when he was old enough to get a Ii- cense the marriage should come off. | He matured a few days ago and was on hand yesterday afternoon ' ith the bride. Justice Johnson officiated