Arizona republican., 1901-02-03

and it Is suggested that Phoenix arr range to receive and entertain the guests.
 BUCKEYE SATURATED. "A tele- phone message from Buckeye yester- day gave the information that 1t rained hard there on Friday night. thoroughly soaking the ground.
 A NEW TEACHER Miss Dcering who came here from California has re- signed her position as teacher in the public school at Buckeye and Miss Madge Richmond of Phoenix has been appointed to succeed her.
 DIVORCE GRANTED. = Yesterday was law day in the district court, and the greater part of the time was de- voted to the filing of motions and de- murrers. Francis D. Jacobs of Wick enburg was granted a divorce from Louisa Jacobs.
 CATTLE SHIPMENTS. --S. J. Me- Donald shipped one car of cattle to Tucson last nlght and three cars were shipped to Los Angeles from Tempe over the NJ. & P. road. Five cars will be sent to San Diego on Monday via the S. F. P. & P. line.
 AN OFFICE CHANGE. MT. c. Findlow of Jerome has succeeded MT. McClelland as stenographer in the of- flee of the S. F. P & P. railroad in this city, MT. McClelland being trans ferred to the office of the chief en- gineer in Prescott.
 SAVED HALF OF IT.-The man who gave the officers $10 cash bond Friday night appeared in Recorder Jobs court yesterday and pleaded guilty to drunkenness. The recorder give him back $5 and discharged him admonishlng him to henceforth lead a better and a more sober life.
 JUSTICE GRAY's COURT.-A war rant was issued yesterday afternoon for Andres Garcia on complaint of Juana Flores for disturbing the peace. He will probably be tried Monday. AL bert Perry was also arrested and placed in the county Jail for safe keeping He will be given a hearing on Mon day on the charge of assault and bat tery.
 RAINS IN THE soUTH.-w. A. Orr returned yesterday morning from business visit to the southern part of the territory in the interest of Walter Hill X Co. He says there were heavy rains in Maricopa and Tucson Friday night and week ago Thursday, he went from Tucson to Mammoth on the stage travelling In the rain most of the way.
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. - The board of supervisors has awarded the contract for caring for the indigent sick of Tempe for the ensuing year to Dr. Charles Fl. Jones of that city. The bond of Frank DeVinney as constable of Glla Bend precinct was flied and approved yesterday. Mir. DeVinney was elected to the office last Noven- Der. but failed to qualify for some reason, and the board later appointed him to the office.
 ARTICLES FLIED The articles of of the Bartlett-H Heard Land and Cattle company were filed with the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are Adolphus c. Bartlett of Chicago, Dwight E. Heard and Male Bartlett Heard of Phoenix. and the capital stock of the company Is S200000. divided into shares of $l00 each. The company is formed for the purpose of engaging in the land and cattle business, in all its branches and more particularly for the manage nent of the enterprise previously men toned in these columns, transforming the immense tract of land south ct he river. known as the Wormser property, into the largest stock farm in | he country. While the articles of in, have just been filed the | was purchased some time ago | md work on the ranch has been 1 n | progress for several weeks. Articles I were also filed yesterday Of the Wab- good Golden Ledge Mining company, with a capital stock of $1,2000O0, the being J. Fred Bscb off | md H. c. Sloan of Superior Wis.
 PROBATE COURT.--In the probate ,ourt yesterday the bond of John F. Jones was filed and approved and let CTS of guardianship were issued, over lis brothers and sisters. minor heirs f the late eDr. w. w. Jones. The final 'eceipts of c. G. Gonzales, the former guardian. were filed. The petition of Mrs. F.. M. Rumburg for appointment IS guardian of her grandchildren, the minor heirs of Mrs J. H. Pritt was aken up and a partial hearing was given, the case being continued to