Arizona republican., 1898-06-24
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 Suit for divorce was filed in district court yesterday by Melissa Fulwiler against w. A. Fulwiler
 c. B. Richmond yesterday sold to J. B. Tannehill the southeast forty acres of the northeast quarter of section 28, township 2 north, range east, lying three and one-half miles northeast of town.
 The principal business in district court yesterday was the hearing of the cases by eight Japanese against the Anglo-American Canaigre company, appealed from justices court. They were not concluded when court ad- journed. The case of Hill vs Sher- man was argued and submitted. The divorce suit of Kirkland vs. Kirkland was referred to the district clerk to take testimony.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler and w. H. Code lately sold to s. A. Davidson a tract on the southwest corner of Adams street and First avenue for $10,000. A few years ago two lots on that corner were sold for $3,S00. A short time af- ter MT. Code bought them for s4,7O0. He afterward sold part of his pur- chase for S2,000 and Dr. Chandler be- came interested with him in the rest which has just been sold to MT. David son.
 Articles of incorporation of the Yav- apai Gold Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terGay. The company was incorporated in 1avapai county five years ago by o. E. Runner of Kansas City, and W. D. B. Motter and Andrew Kerr of St. Joseph, Mo-, for the operation of val uable gold properties near Stanton. The object of the present filing is the removal of the principal place of busi- ness from Prescott to Phoenix
 "A Wife's Peril was billed for last evening at the park theater, but ow- ing to an unavoidable disappointment it was impossible to present it. The comedy drama, "Triss," was substi- tuted in it's stead and was hugely en- joyed by the audience. The new specialties introduced by MT. Hayes and Kettle Bernard Chase made a big hit and were frequently encored. By special request "Triss" will be repeated tonight, and on Saturday night the will positively appear in "A Wife's Peril" There will be a social dance after the performance tonight.
 No word came from Washington yes terday concerning the raising of an Arizona regiment, but neither Gov er1or McCord or the other gentlemen who expect to go out with it gre dis couraged. They realize that the war is busily engaged with other matters. Regarding the purpose of the governor to lead the regiment il is interesting to learn that he will act upon a single precedent The only governor of state or territory who led a force to a war was Governor Isaac the first governor of Kentucky, during his second term. He command ed force of 4,0O0 Kentuckians under General William Henry Harrison in the war of 1912.
 The S. F. F. & P. coast excursion last night was we'll patronized Among the passengers were: Mrs. c. A. Pe- razzo, Mrs. Johanna Fuqua, Rosa Vines, Mary Vines, L. Weisener, S. Wallace, c. W. Mckee, wife and sister, Mrs. F. B. Jacobs, Carrie E. Butler, Grace Butler, Ora Osborne, Mrs. J. M. Cornell, John T. Dennis, Mary Hall, Mrs. M. S. Rice, Mrs. F. A. French, Mrs. Kemper, Lottie Osborne, J. c. Rankin goes to Kansas City and R. B. Smith to Chicago. Passengers on the M & P. excursion were: Miss Reba Heyman, San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. NT Mrs. R. A. Price, MT and Mrs. w. H. Smith and Mrs. H. H. Logan and son, Santa Barbara; Miss Beatrice Kincaid, Santa Monica; Miss Helen Zeilley, Chicago.
 An interesting case under the live stock law of the territory is shortly to be tried at Tucson The Arizona Land and Cattle company was moving herd Of 4,000 head of cattle from about fifty miles south of Tucson into Cochise county. Inspector Scholef1eld at Tucson was getting ready to inspect the stock when Albert Steinfeld, the heao of the company, applied for and obtained a temporary injunction re- straining the inspector from proceed
 ing. The matter will De heard in a
 AS " ueiy u iS III SOluO lCopCClS O friendly suit designed to test the va |lidity of the law. A number of cattle
 men, however, are in earnest in desir- ing an inspection, believing it possible that such large body of cattle gath cred up in wide range of territory,
 may include cattle belonging to them. Judge Charles Wright will represent the inspector and cattlemen. Selim Franklin is attorney for the company The result of the hearing is awaited with interest by the livestock board. KEEP THE PHILIPPINES