Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

STOCK SHIPA1ENTS.-Fou carload. of sheep were shipped to Tucson on last nights train and one carload of cattle
 to Clifton.
 MAYHE,W-F -FORSYTH.-A. maria ge
 license was issued to Perry K. MayheW and Lyza J. Forsyth last Saturday. ! They were married at Wickenburg. A SHORTENED sEssION-On ac- count of the Chicago Symphony con- cert tonight. it is announced that the
 regular meeting of the Orpheus soci- ety will begin at 1:50 and conclude at SEQ.
 WANTS \ DINORCE.-F Fannie Allen yesterday filed suit for q divorce from Hugh Allen on the ground of abandon ment. The parties were married fifteen years ago. The husband is a resident of Los Angeles.
 K OF P. TURNOI-T-A large dele gation of Knights of Pythias left last night for Mesa to attend an important session of the order there. Among the visitors were G. :. Mauk. C. NJ. Zan- der. C. w Barnett and ". \. Mouer.
 ELKS' SOCIAL FOR LADIES.-The
 Elks will give q ladies social next Wednesday night. Extensive prepara-
 tions are being made for it. It will be made such a pleasant affair that the
 ladies will be sorrier than ever that
 they cannot become Elks.
 HOODED HOGS.-O II. Christy
 shipped eight blooded Poland China hogs to Eermosfllo last night by eX-
 press. ane. from there they will pe taken to tres Mexico. MT. Christy is giving special attention to raising blcoded cattle and hogs and is making 1 a success of it.
 AMONG THE KILLED.-The Tucson Star says: MT. and Mrs. White of Mon
 otovroc. Wis were among the killed
 in the disastrous Texas wreck on Fri l day. They were en route here to visit ] Mrs. Marcus White. who resides near the university and who is at present confined to her home by illness. DEATH OF ROY \. SULLIVAN
 Roy A Sullivan O. Charleston. ". Va. died at the Sisters hospital at 19 r. m. Sunday Of consumption. NIr. Sullivan | was d son of D. \. Sullivan. ex-secre- | tary ce agriculture for West Virginia, and was a nephew of Capt. \. q. Scott.
 of No. soc South First avenue of this city.
 A SANITARY CONNENTION--D Norton. the territorial veterinarian. left last night for Fort Worth to at tend q meeting of representatives from several sanitary boards to discuss all
 matters relating to live stock sanita- tion and particularly the matter Of the quarantine line He will be gone about d week.
 COMPANY F NSPECTION.-COm- pany E will have special drill tonight i to prepart for the annual muster and i inspection next Thursday night at < ! o'clock, which has been ordered by the i governor. Every member of the com pany is required by law to be present. every member who resides within ten
 miles of Phoenix will be present or send i a physicians certificate of disability. | JUSTICES COURT-Frank Cline, charged with the embezZlement of two | horses from his ranch, was brought be- l fore Justice Burnett yesterday and
 arraigned. The examination was set i for this morning. The rest of the ses-
 sion i'll this court was taken up with ] the cases of Garcia and Lopez, charged with stealing bicycles and conducting
 q sort of bicycle dissectin% and diSiig-
 uring joint i'll the western part of town.
 4 HOLD CP-HoId- are becom-
 ing dangerously frequent of late ac-
 cording to the police and they are so
 cleverly done that there is little for ] the officers to work on. TWO were re