Arizona republican., 1894-12-05

tablishment in the valley of an S5-acre
 seed farm, a branch of the Ferry es
 tahlishment of Detroit, and the build Ing of large seed warehouse on Wash
 ington and Third avenue.
 The tea given this afternoon by the
 ladies of Trinity Guild will be at tht
 residence of Mrs. J. E Walker, Nortl Third avenue, iLsuead of the residence
 of Mrs. Morford. The ladies will be
 pleased to see all their friends.
 Dr. Butler Cooper, recent arrival in
 the city from Dls Moines, Iowa, has
 taken an office in the Monihon building
 and will practice his profession during
 the winter. The doctor is very enthu
 siastic over the climate and genera
 prospects, and contemplates settling
 permanently.
 Dr. Ford has fully decided to erect g three story building at once upon the site of the Methodist church property recently acquired by him. The trans- fer of the property between it and the
 postotfice has not yet been made, and on account of unavoidable obstruction is being deferred.
 Though pronounced by his physicians as ln danger of an attack of brain fever yesterday morning Judge Kibbey ap- peared down town in the afternoon looking very much as though he should have remained at home. The judges lndomltable courage will dou btless wear off the threatened attack.
 H. ". Shipman of New York, who has been investigating the resources of the valley for some days past, is about to depart tor Yuma county to there ex- anime the status of certain irrigation properties. He is a member of the Unlon League club of New York, and apparently a man of exceptional sa- gacity.
 The large photograph by Messinger of scene upon the Maricopa reserva- tlon in the window Of Dr. Norton's of nee proves a great attraction to the dusky braves and maidens. Groups of them congregate and chatter excitedly Tn front of it at all hours. It is really masterly specimen of the photo- grapner's art.
 F. A. Healy, auditor of the Santa Fe, Prescott x Phoenix road, went north last night by stage. He will proceed in lew days to Chicago where, in addi- ton to other business, he will superin- tend the printing of large issue of illustrated pamphlets, advertising the scenic, climatic and agricultural advan- tages of the Salt River valley.
 Whether man out of em ployment is hobo or not Is easily discovered by his attempt to do something. A crowd of them has set up an itlnerant factory for the production of curiosities out of wood. Though the products are not very useful, they represent a great de al of Ingenuity and infinite labor. They are sold for whatever they will bring. and usually bring from 5J cents to $1.
 Staff Capt. Mcintyre delivered last Sunday night to sianderous scoundrel who had been uLterlng falsehoods con- cernlng the officers of the Salvation corps, such scathlng rebuke as to rouse hls hearers to tremendous pitcn of ex- cltement. The miserable object of hls remuneration was he said, in the con- gregatlon at the moment. Had he been pointed out he would have been mobbed upon the spot.
 Says the Tucson Star: Judge Beth. une and family and Prof. and Mrs. Boggs took dinner together on Thanks giving day and met with very un- pleasant experience. They partook heartily ot salad made of canned shrImps. Shortly after dinner all were taken Ill. Their condition became SO serious that physician was called in. Judge Bethune was not sufficiently re- covered by yesterday to appear in court. All wilt have fully recovered in 8 day or two.
 Surveyor H. F. Robinson began yes- terday the su ubdivsion of the Bennett tract on Central avenue, north of the AlnsWorth residence. AS soon as his work IS completed the property will be placed upon the market. The owner, | duy Bennett, has been frequently asked 1 why he has not done this before. He has always replied that he preferred to walt until 1t occurred to him that there was healthy demand for the property.
 The town of Mesa has offered to the Board Of Regents of the Territorial diversity large square of choice land Tltn water for irrigation in the heart of he town for the purpose of esta blish- ng one of the agricultural college ex- 9erlment stations. The United States government appropriates annually s15.- 'OO tor the agricultural college. About D. ,OOO ot It goes for salaries and the 'ther Sl0,0GO year must be used up omehow.
 Suit for divorce was begun in d dstrict .ourt by Ophelia Richards against Ira |. Richards on the ground of failure to upport. Custody of their 2-year-old hild is also prayed for, the petition llleging that the defendant is a person # vicious habits unsuited to the proper