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f for his share of the profits as shown Sy
 the accounting. The plaintiff also
 filed a petition praying for an order
 restraining the defendant from selling
 the cattle, the range and a spring, as
 he is threatening to do. A temporary
 writ was ordered to issue.
 1 H. M. Willis, Dr. w. G. Lentz, J. c. Scott, M c. McDougall, w. J. Cain, D. H. Bush, c. M. Sturges, R. C..
 Fowler and Henry Fowler left last night for the Arizona dam on a fishing excursion Robert Hudson went along
 as cook. The party took out $20 worth of liquid refreshments and $2 worth of provisions. There was some protest made against the latter item. It seemed a sinful and unnecessary waste, but efforts to cull down the food supply were successfully resisted by the majority, who said that since they were going out for good time they would not go hungry even if they did get thirsty and eventually have to take Ito drinking river water.
 Governor McCord has not received any additional word from Washington at the close of office hours yesterday regarding the raising of the Arizona regiment It is almost certain that he will be given authority not later than Monday. The conference be- tween the president, the secretaries Of
 war and the navy and General Miles was held yesterday, at which it was ex-
 pected that orders under the second call would be determined upon. This conference was expected to be held on C,riIov Corornor NoCord iS confident that the regiment can be raised with out difficulty. There are already about 700 men recruited. He received tele- gram from Yuma saying that the boys there were not ''cooling off, but were as enthusiastic as ever. He also had word from Tucson that Pima wanted to contribute three companies to the regiment.
 A special meeting of the fire depart ment was held last night. City As sessor A. A. Long and City Attorney T. E. Flannigan appeared and rendered the department s250, part of the fund collected by the Fourth of July com mittee as a mark of appreciation by the people of Phoenix of the worthi- ness of the department. Chief Fowler on the part of the department thanked MT. Long and the public. The depart ment is allowed to make up its own programme This matter has been put into the hands of the following com mittee. Chief Henry Fowler, A. B. Cobb of the engine company, William Evans, Victor hose company; T. D. Molloy, Pioneers; C.. Ceschetti, Yuca- tee: R. Tobin, hook and ladder. A resolution was adopted authorizing Mr. Long to challenge on the part Of the department, the printers union, the carpenters union and all other or ganizations in the territory for a tug of war contest for prize of S25. He was also authorized to issue a chal- lenge to any man in the territory for high jump for a prize of the same amount.
 Yesterday was law day in district court Decrees of divorce were or dered in the cases of Smith vs- Smith, Serrano vs. Serrano and Wilkeson vs. Wilkeson. In the case of Lewis vs. Hunsaker the plaintiff was given judg- ment- Judgment was rendered the de fendant in the injunction suit of c. H. Gray vs. J. E. Walker, assignee of the Hartford Banking company, and the temporary injunction was ordered dissolved. In the case of Walker vs. Gray, the plaintiff was given judgment for $10 300, less an over draft of $4,S00.
 demurrer was overruled in the mat Ter of Drane vs. Williams and in the
 .ase of Zoeckler vs. the Sovereign camp of Woodmen of the World. next Saturday was set for the argument of a demurrer. In the suit of Aubrey vs. Garcia demurrer was overrllled. motion for new trial in the case of the Arizona Improvement company against Cushman was denied. The trial of the case of Gardner vs. Gard ner was set for October 3. A motion to show cause in the case of Wakelin vs Monihon was argued and submit ted. In the cases of Ward vs. Balsz and Hickey vs. plaintiffs, there were judgments for the plaintiffs.