Arizona republican., 1913-04-29
BONIFACE FROM BJSBEE-

A BONIFACE FROM BISBEE-
Henry Poppen the accommodating
manager of the Copper Queen hotel at
Bisbee arrived in the city on Sunday
night in attendance upon United States
court.
CHURCH LADIES' ENTERPRISE
The ladies of St Mary's Catholic
church announce a sale of cooked foods
at the New Market on East Washing
ton street next Saturday lasting all
day.
FROM DALLAS TEXAS-Joseph
HollingswOrth of Dallas, Texas repre-
Senting the Republic Trust company of
that populous and growing city. has
decided to locate in Phoenix and has
moved his family to 36S North First
avenue.
MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED
The trial of Alexandra Ramos has been
postponed for a few days owing to the
delay of civil suits in the superior
court to be finished in schedule time
The delay is caused by circumstances
over which the officials have no con-
troll.
THE NEW DENNlS-Mrs. Dora L.
Franklin has recently obtained pos
session of the hotel and rOoming house.
that has been reconstructed upon the
sight of the Dennis House which was
destroyed by fire last August. and will
open the new house under the name
of THE Franklin" on May Is next. as
thoroughly modern and up to date
hotel.
FROM Aqua CALlENTE Mr..
and Mrs. John T Dunlap and Mr.
and Mrs. j. f. Geare returned last
evening from short and delightful
trip to Aqua Caliente. Charles Nc
Coy, also well known in this city,
who has been staying at the springs
for the past three weeks, also re-
turned yesterday, much benefited by
the stay near the hot waters
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED
The following parties We're issued mar
riage licenses yesterday: Emery Gar
Der of Maricopa county and Jane Page
of Lordsburg, New Mexico; Manuel
Nasques and Gumesinda Livas, Yaqui
Indians residing in Maricopa county:
Albert Edward Hurst of Phoenix and
Jesse May Tate of Bisbee. Arizona: :
+AluleW WdUe ana Len IOnS, 1flulailS
from the Salt River reservation.
SUIT TO FORECLOSE-Mabel
Hutchins has instructed her attorney
| c. F. Ainsworth to institute foreclosure
proceedings to recover the amount of
| loan made to II. II. and Isabella Stone
several other parties have been made
| defendants in the action. The land
| named in the suit is the E14 NEA Sec
| % township 3N Range Is r 3 and
NJ and the amount claimed is $4,000 and
| costs.
| AN INTERESTING WEDDlNG-A
wedding that was entirely different tC
| the usual run of such ceremonies Oc-
CURED in Phoenix yesterday. The con-
! tracing parties were two Yaqui Indi-
ans who intend to make their future
| home in the salt River valley. Theil
| names are Manuel Vasques and Gu
! mesinda LiVaS, the parties We're first
| married by Judge p. p Parker anC
! then We're remarked by Father Alban
| The bride was dressed in all the fin
| cry that appeals to Indian fancy an(
| the groom evidently thought that she
was dressed in a manner befitting the
occasion.
JUDGE KiRk??? RETURNs-E. f
[, Kirk of the Arizona School of Law
who recently visited Globe on both
| business and pleasure, has returned tc
Phoenix. Since his short leave OF
| Phoenix he has been dignified with the
title of Judge entirely gratuitously
which is a trifle embarrassing to him
especially since he has never even beer
| a justice of the peace. He is perfectly
! content with the explanatory lawyer
after his name, rather than judge be-
| fore it. Aside from all this Mr. Kirk
| says business looks mighty good for
| the law school, and he had splendid
| time in Globe.
/ TREASURER JOHNSON BACK
After an absence of more than a month
! Of Z