Arizona republican., 1899-11-23

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FRATERNAL VISIT..-The member
of Kinsley lodge No. 8, A. o. L. w
last night paid a fraternal visit t
Phoenix lodge No. 3, both of this city
! SUIT FOR DIVORCE. -Francisc
Bedugo yesterday filed suit for divorc
from Angela Bedugo on the ground o
desertion. The plaintiff says their join
existence covered less than a year anC
was not very blissful while it lasted.
| A RANCH SALE William Mitchell
of Bundle Bee yesterday sold to Mr.
T. H. Bacon a forty-acre ranch stu
ated several miles west of Phoenix.
is said to be one of the best small
holdings in the valley and the new
owner. will seed its fertile acres to al
falfa.
ANOTHER WATER SUIT. - James
p. Ivy yesterday began injunction pro-
ceedings against the Grand Canal com
pany. This is another of the suits filed
against the water company to test the
strength of the regulation making a
water right prerequisite to the pur-
chase of water.
A DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. -
Articles of incorporation of the Twen-
tieth Century Development company
were filed in the office of the county
recorder yesterday. The incorporators
are Charles A. Barlow, Thomas Patti
son, w. L. Temple, o. L. Scott and
George K. Rogers, all of Oregon.
A o. L. w. DEATH BENEFITS
During the present month there have
been three or four deaths among the
members of the A. o. L. w. of this
jurisdiction. The finance committee of
the grand lodge will meet on Monday
next to pass upon the death claims,
which, if found in proper shape, will be
promptly paid.
FOOT BALL MIDDLE SETTLED
The foot ball muddle over the pos
session of the park for Thanksgiving
game was settled yesterday by what is
called compromise, under which the
high school team and the Indians will
play at the park on Thanksgiving. The
Monarchs and the Prescott eleven will
play on one day of carnival week.
probably Wednesday.
BETRAYED HIS CONFIDENCE. -
Four Indians charged with stealing cat
tie and selling them to A. r. Jenkins
We're on examination before Justice
Johnstone yesterday. Among them was
one called Alovia, or Long Haired
Charlie, alias Charlie Robbins. who
iSIa ho
the crime with great particularly, in
volving all the other suspects. He
made this confession to Deputy Sheriff
Billy Moore when he was arrested. The
deputy sheriff was surprised when
Charlie swore on his oath that he knew
nothing about the theft and Charlie
was surprised and indignant when the
deputy sheriff repeated in court what
he had told him. Outside the court
room Charlie reproached the deputy
with having betrayed his confidence.
You told me So replied the deputy
sheriff. Yes said Charlie, but not
for you to tell UNI Judge
WANTED A WORD PICTURE OF
PEARL HART. A postal card was
received at the sheriff's office yesterday
be a detective of Buffalo, n. Y. He
wants an accurate description of the
personal appearance of Pearl Hart,
female stage robber. What
Mr.. Fearnaught had in his mind when
he wrote the inquiry he does not ex-
plain. He probably heard of her es
cape from Tucson and thinks she may
have been put off at Buffalo. If that's
his idea he will be relieved to hear that
she has been recaptured, tried, con-
victed and sentenced to a term at
Yuma which she is now serving. If
Mr.. Fearnaught were a man of literary
tastes he would have observed her pic
ture in many poses in the October
of the Cosmopolitan and would
have thereby saved himself the cost of
a postal card and the burdening of the
United States mails with a needless in
quiry.
NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY. -
The National steam laundry case was
tried in district court yesterday. This
is an injunction proceeding by J. w.
Walker and other members of one fac
ton of the steam laundry against DR..
Win Wylie to restrain him from con-
tinuing to usurp the power and func
tiOns of the regularly constituted laun-
dry authorities. DR.. Wylie is not in
personal possession of the plant, but
he has an agent there who looks after
affairs precisely as he would do if he
had time. The doctors claim on the
rests on a chatteI mortgage
given him by Mrs. E. j. Russell. The
first mortgage antedates the series of
upon which the laundry
entered about the time of the Weston
lawsuit. This mortgage was subse-
quently swallowed up in another one
dated after the corporation, which, the
doctor claims, was vitiated by a disre-
gard of the article regarding indebted