Arizona republican., 1902-01-18

CreaSer; O. G.. Miss Katie Madison; R. g. N. C., Mrs. Laura Nolin; l.. S. N. C., Mrs. Ella Hill; R. $. V. G., Mrs Jose phine Lund; L. S. V. G., Miss Nettie Lish; chaplain. Mrs. Mary Scott.
 AN EVENING PARTY.-Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Davidson on Thursday night entertained about fifty of their friends at their residence. No. 534 North Sec ond avenue. The evening was pleas antly spent at cards and other games and refreshments were served. Hearts was the leading game, and Mrs. M. O. Ricknel won the ladies' prize. The Sentiemen's prize was won by Mir Frank Smith. MT. p. A. Tharaldson secured the prize in the bean bag guessing contest.
 A PAROLED CONVICT.-Acting Governor Stoddard yesterday paroled Miguel Encinas, who in April of 1900 was sent to the penitentiary rom Pima county for five years, having been con- victed of criminal assault. There was some doubt at the time of his actual guilt, but the jury having returned d verdict against him, Judge Davis inn posed the minimum sentence. The pc tition for his parole was signed hy most of the members of the grand jury by which he had been indicted and the trial jury by which he had been con victed.
 NEW RATIONS.-ArticIes of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: New York Oil and Transpor- tation company, capital stock s.. coo 0OO. incoTpOratorS. J. P. Ennis. J w StrayeT, T. B. Mills, A. J. Waldron and H. K. Carpenter of New York: Las Alamos Mining and Milling company, capital stock S2,0O0, ,0GO. incorporators. r. F.. Yoakum, O. D. Fitzgerald. II. M. Pomeroy. M. J. Mckaon and C. A. Carey of Los Angeles; American Met allurgical company. capital stock SGOO.- 900, incorporators, N. D. Pratt and E. Taylor of Boston.
 MIR. SNEAD'S TROUBLESOME Russell arrested Samuel Snead late Thursday afternoon for using vulgar and profane language on the street near his residence and in the presence of women and children. MT. Russell came along, heard the man Swearing and requested him to stop, when he turned his batteries on the officer and delivered a volley that beat anything discharged in either the battle of san tiaEo or Manila bay. The officer then arrested him and took him to jail. Yes terday the recorder was inclined to be easy with him, as he hardly considered the prisoner responsible. but he began to bluff and bluster anG was charged 500 for his fun.
 ' A STOLEN DOG.-Thcre was an in dignant farmer in town yesterday hunt ing for stolen dog, a very valuable animal in which there is a predom- inance of collie blood. He has ascer- tained that the dog was purioined by a prominent sheep man. aided and abet- ted by q well known county office holder who-e record for integrity nas hitherto been good. The dog was being chased by the two men and ran into the Der lin store. One of them had q rope and when an attache of the store asked them what they were going to do. one o: them replied that they owned the dog, but that he had got rattled and refused to follow their wagon, so they would have to lead him. Ihe owner Of the dog called in Justice Cray yester> day afternoon to see about getting warrant.
 WORK FOR FORT WHIPPLE.-Be- ginning with the statehood movement the Phoenix board of trade has en- larGed it's field considerably and it's good work is no longer confined to Phoenix and MaricOpa county, as it is cesirous of helping all Arizona where practicable on the theory that anything that helps any part of Arizona helps Phoenix. Learning oT the earnest efforts now being made by Mr. F. NJ Murphy and others for the reha bilita tion of Fort Whipple. Secretary Hamilton on the instruction of the board. wrote him asking if there was anything the board could do to help ;a the matter. A reply was received from Mir. Murphy requesting the board to wire Deiceatc smith, setting forth the desire of the people Of this valley as well as of Pres colt for the reha bilitation of the post and urging him to use his best efforts Nto that end. Such a telegram was sent yesterday.
 WANTS A DIVoRCE.-Suit for di- vorcc was begun in district court yes terday by Ella Suckov against Johann Suckow, on the various grounds of cruelty and failure to support. The Suckows came to this town year ago. The husband pretendcd to be q physician or the manufacturer Of d patent medicine, by which the ge age of the human race was to be greatly extended. Mrs. Suckow was d widow of some wealth when she was last married. but after that it was rapidly dissipated. There was still quite a fund tied up for the benefit of q small daughter by her first husband.