Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
LICENSE GRANTED

LICENSE GRANTED-A marriage
license was granted yesterday to
James II. Allen and Mrs. Mary Ham
lin of this city.
MRS. PEMBERTON RETURNS
Mrs. T. W. Pemberton who has been
spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Meade Goodlow in
Hollywood, has returned home again.
ARNOLD MPROVING-Charles L.
Arnold, receiver of the land office,
who has been quite i'll for a long
time is now very much improved and
expects to be able to sit up today.
EXAMINATION TODAY Joaquin
Valencia, accused Of completely in the
robbery of Roberto Ochoa, will be
given a preliminary examination this
morning at II o'clock in Justice p.
2. Parker's court.
| DONNELLY-A YER-Rev. James H
Crutchfield on Thursday night united
in marriage Thomas A. Donnelly and
Celia H. Aver The groom is an en-
ploye of the Reuter- grocery store on
Washington street The bride arrived
Thursday morning from her home in
Buffalo.
A PINAL DELEGATE-Edwin w.
| Coker of Florence a delegate to the
! constitutional convention, has arrived
| in the city and is stopping at the Ford
| &c a
but he looks as satisfied and content
ed as the steel trust, and good deal
| better natured.
| UNITARIAN SERVlCES-The reg
I1lIar services of the Unitarian society
will be held in X. OF P. hall, Sun
day at II a m. The subject of the
! lecture. 'One Of the Problems of
Statehood" Every one who is inter
ested in the religious, social and po-
litical welfare of the city will be well
come TO this lecture,
HOTEL DIRECTORS MEET-No
final action was taken at the meeting
of the Adams hotel directorate, held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
Of looking over the nine bids sub
I
new hosiery 1t was decided to call
a meeting Of Jhe stockholders. Mon
| day afternoon at o'clock was set as
lAhe time and the Valley Bank as
the place.
CHURCH FEDERATION MEETING
\ meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening. October II, under the aus
pices of the National Federation of
| Churches. This meeting will be full of
interest to all Christian people OF the
| community Pastors are requested TO
announce the same at their Sunday
morning and evening services. Repre-
sentative officers of the organization
| from the east will be present to ad-
dress the assembly. Notice will be
| found in the later papers as 10 the
particular church in which the meet
| ing will be held.
A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER-Rafael
| Salinas. a Mexican boy who said he
did not know his own age but who
appears to be about Is years old, was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of
| having stolen two bicycles. one of
the wheels belonged to X Kawatsu.
|
to having taken it and he was COM
mitted to the care of the Juvenile
! court on account of his immature
years. The other bicycle alleged to
have been stoled, belongs to Josefa
Dawson, but Rafael says he did not
take it, and on that charge he viii
be given an examination this after
noon.
SUES A MINING coMPANY-suit
was filed yesterday by f. y. McPherin
against the Alta Mining & Smelling
company. asking for a judgment of
| S23,O4O69 and interest on notes for
various parts Of the above total from
| various dates, as follows; $4,000 at Z
per cent from September 3, 1906, less
| 500 paid; $3.50 at per cent from
October 16. 1910; $500 at s per cent
from June y. 1910; $4,000 at per cent
from March q, 1910; S59S.21 at per
| cent from September 5, 1910; s6,74404
at per cent from September 3, 1910;
$145.15 at per cent from September 5,
| 1910; $443.29 at pre- cent from Sep
TENDER 5, 1910; $3.50 at per cent from
| September 5, 1910, and $500 at s per
cent from February s, 1910. These notes
were all given to different individuals
who endorsed them to the plaintiff
SEGALL TRANSFERRED-John L.
Segall, who for the last year and
half has been special fiscal agent in
the Phoenix offices of the reclamation
service, will leave this evening for
Provo, Utah, where he will fill sins
liar position with the service. He
has effected an exchange of positions
with A. G. Eddington, who will reach
| Phoenix in a few days While he
dislkes to leave Phoenix, for which
he has formed a strong attachment,
| Mr. Segall feels that he is lettering
himself by going to Provo, for there
| he will be connected with a new pro-
| ject and will not have to look for
a new place for some years. Mr..
Segall is very popular among his as
sociates and his departure is gen
lerally regretted. Prior to coming TO
Phoenix, a year and half ago, he
served four years on the Panama ca
nal zone.