Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
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WANTS A DIVORCE.--uI- 3or di- vorce was begun in district court yes terday by Marguerite IIllicott against William Joseph Ellicott on the ground of desertion and failure to support. The parties were married here in 1897. They have two children. che three years Of age and the other one year old. The plaintiff asks for their custody. Eli colt is an electrician and was formerly in business here. He was last heard of at Cananea.
 STREET SERVICES. - Evangelist Arthur Meaker. of the Forward Movement is holding meetings at the corner of Washington and Center Sts every night. The meetings are not de- nominatiopal, and deal with practical religion The subject announced for | tonight is Crime and Disease Mir. Meaker was in the drug business in California for years before he became an evangelist. and he ought to know something about one half Of tcnight's l subject.
 TIN CANNED HING.-Some i'll advis 1 ed person. who is evidently not fond Of ; ] can to the tail of one of the Great Danes that frequent Washington street. This occurred at the corner of Center and Washington. The dog spent about four seconds covering the i next block east. and called cut 200 peo- 1 pie to see him sprint. At Second street 1 the can was loosened and the show | ended. Whether that sport is justly | considered cruel CT net. it should not | De indulged in on Washington street. It is only good fortune that dozen 1 TunaWays were not started, for the dog 1 certainly made wild and Apache like 1 demonstration.
 f ALEXANDER DISCHARGED. - G. F. Alexander, former manager of the Phoenix base ball club. charged with an embezzlement of the funds Of the club, was discharged yesterday in Jus tice Burnett-s court on the motion of the district attorney. Alexander was prepared to make showing of his stewardship, but he was not required to do so The complaint against him was sworn cut last fall, and the con- plaining witness is not here now and nobody knows where he is. The com plaint was made on behalf Of the Phoe-
  no record showing that such an or ganization ever existed. There was al together no case against the defendant
 MORE FINE HORSES.-That the Salt River valley can produce as fins horses as any country in the world is being demonstrated over and ovel again almost daily. Yesterday Georg( KIotzbach, who has charge of GreenC and Packard's stables here. purchased two fine saddle horses, raised in thi: valley, for MT. and Mrs. Greene. Tn horse bought for Mrs Greene is beautiful chestnut sorrel, and MT : Greene's mount is a beautiful bay, per feet in every respect. Both are pos sessed of good speed qualities an' many accomplishments in the use c
 their feet, as they can pace, trot c : singlefoot. MT. Klotzbach will kee
 them here for a while, gaitins ther with each other. and putting them i
 good form for the comfort and pleas
 ure of their now owners.
 ; JOHN ". CLOVER DEAD-Joh w Glover died Of heart disease yes
 terday afternoon about o'clock 2
 his home, a little west of South Sevent
 street, in the Irvine addition. NJ n tzlONef was . native Ol tennessee al!
 36 years old He lived for time
 Kansas and came from there to PhCe
 nix in the early sos. since when tn
 has been his home the greater part (
 the time. He was employed for son
 years as waiter in the various restar
 rants of the city until his health b.
 came impaired and he went to u
 mountains for time in the employ
 Bondurant 6 Son. A few years ago
 secured employment on the S. F., P. - as a trainman and his last work WE about two months ago, when i'll he2lt forced him to give up the position
 locomotive fireman. During his mar
 years residence here ne made a Wi(
 acquaintance and all who knew hi
 were pleased to call him friend. !
 was q member of the WoOdmen's Tod:
 of this city and the funeral will
 held under it's auspices at o'clock tn
 evening from the undertaking parlo
 Of Merryman & Holley. Of his imm g. diate family he leaves to mourn him
 faithful wife and two children.
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