Arizona republican., 1899-08-10

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 5:30 a. m. 5:3O D. m
 Barom- pressure ....29.S5 29.73
 Fem. dry bulb ....78 100
 Fem. wet bulb 66 69
 Tem. maximum 97 1O1 Tem. minimum 7S 7S Rel humidity ..53 19
 Wind, direction ...E w
 Wind, velocity .....2 , Precipitation - 70 0 State of weather Clear. Clear. LICENSED TO WED. A marriage
 license was issued yesterday to o. 4
 Thompson and Mrs. ZeIIa Reeves. 1 WANTS A DIVORCE. -Josefs l Yturrios yesterday began suit in dis 1 trict court for a divorce from her hus- band, Manuel Yturrios, On the ground
 of dese-Eion.
 i SUIT ON ACTION. An action was
 fled in district court yesterday by ! William Melczer against John Bag 1 giore and Prosper BOrdone 10 recover
 an account
 CATTLE FOR CONGRESS J. c. 1 Toyrsa yesterday purchased a nice i bunch of beef cattle which will be ] shipped to Congress this morning to supply his meat market there. MT. Tovrea will accompany the shipment.
 NEW EXPRESS AGENTS. Wells. Fargo & Co. yesterday filed notice in the office of the territorial secretary Of the appoictment as agents of Will liam F. Overton at N0gales, and George L. Andrews at Navajo Springs.
 DEATH OF MRS. 4. p. WOOD. - Mrs A. P Wood. sister of Mrs. R. c. Powers, died in Los Angeles a few days ago. MT. and Mrs. Powers have many friends all over Arizona who will be pained to learn of their be- reaYement.
 APPLIES FOR CITIZENSHIP - Joseph Lavesque, a French-Canadian, yesterday forswore allegiance to Vic toria. regina. Great Britain and Ire Fand, and Empress of India. and de- claTed his intention of becoming cit izen of the United States.
 VALLEY PRODUCE IN THE NORTH. A E. Hinton returned last night from Prescott. having spent sev- eraI weeks in northern Arizona and New Mexico disposing of Salt River valley Fruits ana other products. for which he repo1%s 8 large and growing demand
 4 HAPPY FAMILY. James Bur son with his big contracting business, sliate quarries, etc. should be a rsa- sOnably happy man under ordinary conditions, but he is just now experi- encing an unusual spasm of joy in the knowledge Of the safe arrival at his house last evening of a nine-pound boy.
 A MASSACHUSETTS CORPORA TON. The Wheel Equipment com pany, whose members are all Massa- chusetts men. filed articles of inc0r- pora5ion in the office of the territorial secretary yesterday. The capital stock is s100 900 and Phoenix is the place for transacting the bushes of the com I pany.
 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR LABOR ING MEN HI. C. Hibben of Flag staff, who is interested with the con trac:c-s who are laying the Prescott sewer system, came down on last nights train. He is here for the pur- pose Of hiring a hundred men to push the work on the line and if possible will get them today and return to- night
 NAME HAS A FAMILIAR SOUND ! Some years ago Q, man named DiIda. l who came here from Texas, moved to Yavapai county. killed two or three ! men and was finally hanged in the i TineS west of Prescott Now man Dill is suspected of being the | Camp Verde murderer If he is cap !, tUred and convicted the pines will | doubtless again re-echo a familiar re- ! frain.
 \ LARGE FAMILY. Mrs. Morris. l an old lady livng three miles north of l the city, is an advertisement of the | Salt River valley climate. in which | she has lived for more than twenty years. She is 75 years old, but is strong and active, barring a single in frmity. She is blind. She Is the mother Of eleven children, ten living. Of these nine are married She has 5eveEty-cne grandchildren and sixty i've great grandchildren.
 A SAD EVENT. Mrs. A. R. Jen- zins died Tuesday night at the family residence five miles east of Phoenix to the birth of a baby girl. The funeral was held yesterday nd the good woman was followed to The grave by large number cl5 sor- rowing friends. Deceased was 10 | years of age, a native of Massachus- 7tls, and leaves seven children to mourn her loss. MT. Jenkins is one fl of the oldest and most respected \ .n the valley and will receive I he sympathy of all who know him.
 AN ARIZONA COPPER MINER. - A dispatch from New York says that i Superintendent Balbach of the Mar ! keen Copper company arrived from Il Clifton, Ariz., today to arrange for the Il erection of a smelter 5his fall He ii states that the district IS Ivelier than lI | has been for years. Many good Ii hines gre being developed by easter n Il companies, and it's product of copper, Il le predicts, will soon astonish the Ii mining world Work is proceeding | on several Of the claims |