Arizona republican., 1900-11-27

concentlator will be.used to handle the ore of the company, but the smeltel
 will be open Ito all desiring to ship to it | evelOpment work on the Shannon
 mine is progressing at the rate of 1.00( feet a month. The work consists of sinking, drifting and blocking out ore A DIVORCE SUIT. Mrs. Buelah
 Martin of Globe has brought suit against her husband, Columbus H
 Martin of this place, for divorce on the ground of abandonment. The papers
 were served on MT. Martin yesterday.
 He signed with great alacrity a docu-
 ment acknowledging service and he further said if at any time he could do anythihg to help the legal separation CATTLE FROM THE BUCKEYE.- John R. Norton is extensively advertis- 1 ing the Buckeye country. He brought to town yesterday 15J fat cattle pre- | pared for the market on the succulent alfalfa and sorghum which grows in great luXuriance in the Buckeye. He says that outside of that favored re zion there are mighty few places in tn } country just now in which cattle can bs prepared for market without grain. VALUABLE DOG KILLED.-A val uabe dog was killed by a street car last evening al Center and Washing ton streets. It was brown Gordon setter and belonged to H. B. Scott. who prized the dog very highly, not alone because he was a well bred animal but from the attachment of long com panionship. A rather unusual incl dent in connection with the killing of this dog is the fact that it's grandfa- ther met death in the same manner.
 AN ARIZONA EXPONENT. MT D. D. Mcdonald. the chief exponent of the glories of Jerome as a mining camp, left last night for his lair. He also thinks that Jerome is the center of the agricultural hub of the territory, un less the Salt River valley procures water storage in some way. Bu5 whether MT. Mcdonald is right or wrong with respect to Jerome and Phoenix, he will always be gladly wei comed back here on account of his airy and optimistic disposition with respect to the developments of both the Salt
 
 A NEW SANITARIUM. Willard & Son have just completed the plans and specifications for the proposed new sanitarium buildings to be erected on Central avenue. two miles north of town. The main build ing will be large two-story structure costing in the neighbolhJcd of $90O0, and will be supplemented by q cottage of ten rooms, devoted exclusively to lodging purposes. Both buildings will be of brick and it is proposed to have them completed within sixty days from the time of breaking ground for the foundations. Hhe grOd dndS surrounding the buildings are to be laid oUt with the object in view of harmOriZing wi.h the structures themselves and will, it is predicted by those interested, equal if not excel, anything else in the Salt River valley. If these plans are car ried out. their accomplishment will add greatly to the impetus given laud- scape gardening on Central avenue.
 THANKSGIVING FOOT BALL. - Final arrangements were completed yesterday for the Thanksgiving foot ball game between the Indian schcol and the University of Arizona, at Phoenix park. Manager Wickham of the Indians says the game will be called promptly at o'clock. and will be conducted on better lines than any game yet played in this city. No one will be allowed on the field except the players. The umpires. referees and all officials will be chosen on the field in front of the grand stand. The univer- sity team has defeated all the local tsams in the vicinity of Tucson, and the Indians nave defeated all other teams in this part of the territory. The game, therefore, is looked forward to as something thalrs will establish a notable reputation for enc team or the other. Heretofore the Indians have always had a white leader, but this year the eleven is entirely made up Of nhe students of the school.