Arizona republican., 1901-05-02

itaTated its opinion previously ex- pres sed to the effect that it would allow | claims to the extent of $1 900 if properly | hlsd for legitimate expenses.
 MAKING GREAT PROGRESS.-The | committee in charge of securing the bonus necessary to obtain the beet sugar plant made great progress yes terday. The citizena are thoroughly aroused as to the need of raising, and raising quickly, the 800 acres or its cash equivalent. and there can be no difil- culty anticipated in getting the full amount within a few days. Every man who has busi:eso interests should give his proportion. The investment will be worth 1t to him ten times over.
 FROM ACROSS THE WATER.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Brace Brookes of Birming- ham, England, are in the city, guests of te Hotel Adams. They were called here by the death of Mrs. Icke, sister of Mrs. Brookes, and expect to leave again for home on Friday evening, taking with them Winifred and Jack, the two children of the late Mrs. Icke. MT. and Mrs. Brookes are greatly pleased With Arizona and regret that they cannot stay longer and see more of the coun- try. but their early return Is necessary and has been arranged for, hence their visit will be short,
 NO MISTAKE E-The ranchers of Maricopa county will make no mistake | in engaging In sugar beet culture. A gentleman from near Caro, Michigan, called on one of our citizens last week | ipciHantallv fha fact that many of the farmers In that part of Michigan were getting rich raising sugar beets, and gave statistics to prove his statement. With q big sugar mine | In the valley and big gold and silver mines in the mountains, Arizona will
 be more and more worthy of her name ! --the treasure territory.
 AMENDED ARTTCLES.--Th Phoe-
 nix Building and Loan association held
 an important meeting of it's stockhold-
 CTS last night. The principal object of
 the meeting was the alteration of its
 articles of incorporation in article 3 by
 dropping the words, "to its members, "
 thus enabling them to make loans tc
 other than membera This association
 has been an important factor In the | BfONtn bl ouI clty anu osoisitu
 hundreds of it's members to provide
 homes for their families. By the
 changes adopted last night they now
 loan their funds to other than members
 on very reasonable interest and sucf
 fair terms that one would think the,
 should secure large increase in theii business.
 RESULT OF THE INQUEST.-Th, coroner's inquest called for the purpcs of inquiring into the cause of the deatl of Mrs. Maria Chavez Tuesday evening
 resulted in the rendering of verdlc
 that death resulted from natura
 causes. The autopsy revealed a con gested condition of the stomach with diffused inflammation, indicating tha
 death was not the result of any specif poison, but the opinion prevailed tha
 there was fatal ptomaine poisoning
 caused no doubt by something cate that was improperly cooked or in whlc i. poison had been developed from tn vessel containing the food. The remain were buried by the county late in tn afternoon. The dead woman Is believe
 to have been about 55 years of age. MARRIAGE LICENSE.-A flag ? license waa issued yesterday to Along ? Bronson of Chicago and Mary Louis l Bronson of Waterbury, Conn.