C.E. EICHELBERGER
Arizona Republican Newspaper
June 8, 1897

When C.E. Eichelberger, the discoverer of the King of Arizona, 
left here some weeks ago for his old Pennsylvania home no one 
dreamed that visions of matrimony flitted through his brain yet 
it would seem that they nevertheless did, as the record of marriage 
licenses issued in Los Angles following: Charles Edward Eichelberger, 
a native of Pennsylvania and a resident of Yuma Arizona, aged 39 and 
Margurita de la Ossa, a native of California and a resident of Los 
Angeles, aged 17. Miss Margaritea de la Ossa, he young lady of Mr. 
Eichelberger's choice is the daughter of Jose Dela Ossa of this 
place and is well known here, having attended the Yuma public 
schools year before last. She numbers her friends in her old 
Arizona home by the score, who join in congratulations. Mr. 
Eichelberger's friends also extend their heartiest congratulations 
and point to him as an illustration of the axiom that 'it never 
rains but it pours."  Good fortune follows close upon the heels 
of good fortune and there is no telling what will happen to 
Eichelberger next.


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