Arizona republican., 1900-07-30

for five lots, corner of Gurley and Mon
 tezuma streets, the corner one of which was occupied by Kelly & Stephens sta tionery and clothing store. before the fire. We believe it is the intention Of Mir. Gage and others concerned with him to put up a handsome brick block on that property, for rental purposes.
 MT. Frank Murphy is expected here within a short time now, when the dis position Of the frame buildings, corner Of and fronting on Gurley and Cortez
 streets, will be definitely decided and settled upon. and allay Ger perhaps in- 1 crease) the anxiety of a number of in- terested citizens on that score. Several
 of the tenants nave already received notices to vacate within thirty days.
 A story that savers somewhat of the dime novel romance. which indeed has the strangeness born of truth, was whispered to us in the early part of the
 week, with the request that the pub
 fishing of the same for reasons dis closed beloW, be deferred until this day. The story deals with a very prominent family of Woodruff, about twelve miles from Holbrook, this county, and the "dramatis personae" are Bishop Eli M.
 Savage, primo Mrs. Sage No. 1, lead ing lady; Mrs. Savage No. ? and Mrs.
 Savage No. 3 and eleven children fgur- ing in the minor parts. To begin at the
 beginning, about fifteen or twenty
 years ago a Mormon very prominent
 and influential in the faith settled in
 the valley near Holbrook with his charming and refined Mormon wife and
 family of three children. Later the
 husband took a fancy to another wo-
 man and wanted to possess her as No.
 ?. but No. I objected strongly. refusing to be anything less than just one girl''
 and was peremptorily banished from the hearth and home of the once loved
 one. Time passed on and the elder be- came bishop in the church, and took unto himself another wife and his fam
 fly increased in a proper ratio, until now he finds himself at the age of 45 the head of a family of three wives and
 eleven children. and troubles ahead of him that would make many a brave man quail with fear. Several times
 during the past years has the first wife desired to bring the too-desirous spouse to justice, but not until last Tuesday
 did the opportunity of sweet revenge present itself in definite shape or form.
 when she presented herself before the ! United States grand jury to swear to
 facts leading to his arrest later All ! these preliminary movements on the part of the wronged wife and the Unit ed States officials were kept very quiet to better enable the officers of justice to run the game to its lair and lay the ' trap that should entangle his unwary feet in its toiis. The sequel of the not yet, although the United States
 marshal sent up the road a few days ago succeeded in arresting and bring ing back his prisoner to take temporary , lodgings in the county jail, but today | he was released on fifteen hundred dol ] lars bond to appear at the next term of United States court
 Dr. Gonzales and Mir. N- Il. Dodge were passengers on the northbouni
 train today, the former to go to Chi
 caGo for six months or more, the latter
 bound for Cleveland to stay a couple of
 months
 Mrs. Harry Heap of Phoenix is visit
 ing her parents in this city for a few
 weeks.
 Dr. Davis has returned from visit
 to California
 MT. A. B. Nader accompanied by
 Messrs. Porter and Ketterer. will go to Placeritas about August 1 to survey d. group of twenty-one mining claims for