Arizona republican., 1915-03-10
JUSTICE mARR,Es COUPLE

JUS IC6 MAHHIES COUPlE- Justice of the Peace Frank DeSouza, yesterday performed the ceremony which made Edward Mern of Mari copa county. and Fanny Honeywell of Brooklyn, N. Y., man and wife.
 VESPER REclTAL-A vesper re- cital is being planned for next Sun day afternoon at four o'clock at the Arizona School of Music by the pu- pills of Maude Pratt Cate and Frank Lloyd Stuchal. No charge will be made.
 UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMS - There are undelivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: Raymond F. Weaver Hilda owens, Francis Frazer Mrs. L. Lar rance. Ray w. Ward. John F. Reynolds, Harry Lilly and Artie Kaufman.
 FORMER PHoENIcIAN DEAD- Richard Roberts, who with his wife re- sided in Phoenix for some time, died yesterday. MT. Roberts was taken ill early in the winter and in the search of health. went to the coast The body will be taken to Wickenburg, his for mer home for burial.
 ATTRACTIVE cONCERT-One of the most attractive musical programs ever heard in Phoenix, will be deliver ed Friday evening March 12, by Mrs. Cromwell Stacey, and H. M Wright, baritone. A number of difficult pieces will be rendered. No charge will be made. and the public is cordially in- vited
 CHICKEN THIEF SENTENCED Pedro Celinos, a Mexican charged with raiding his neighborhood and taking all the loose chickens therein. yesterday pied guilty before Justice of the Peace Parker, and was sen- fenced to ten days in the county jail This is the second or third offense of Celinos. and he has served one term in the penitentiary.
 ORDER AMENDED-An amended order in the matter of the applca- tion of the Arizona Hydraulic Power company to sell stock was issued yes terday by the corporation commits sion. As amended the order permits the company to sell 35,000 shares of stock, the proceeds from 30.00O going to retire indebtedness. and the re-
 maining 5000 to pay the fees accrued under and by virtue of the original order.
 WITHOUT lIGHTS-Bert Craig. driving a Ford car on East Van Buren street, near Twelth. about nine o'clock last evening. failed to notice the horse and buggy of F. w. Flaw 1 thorne, tied in front of a Van Buren street residence The machine crash ed into the outfit damaged the buggy and broke leg of the horse, The injuries to the horse were such that l animal. Craig has been notified to appear in police court today. MULLEN WORRIED-George D l Mullen, who has a wide circle of friends in this city. gained while he
 conducted the Wigwam theater on
 North First avenue. two or three years ago, is a much worried man 1 The other day a man named Mullen was arrested on a charge of boot logging. Since then Mullen. (George iD) has been pestered with friends I 'oHiiihS Hiih oi pcihS 'he iiit'i " i'
 had been arrested. He didn't mind
 the joshing so much as the fact that
 the story started in fun. gained cred
 eroa among those not well acquainted with George D.. and he felt that tht
 eyes of the multitude were upon him George D. Mrllen, former theatel man, never sold a drop of booze ir his life and he was never charged with having done so He wOuldn' want 10 and besides his wife wOuldn' let him if he did