Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

1 ture Of Connor, who did rot deny that
 he had killed Bryan, and then wanted
 somebody to kill him. The trouble
 arose over the shooting of a calf that
 belonged to Bryan.
 | K. OF P. INSTALLATIONS meet | ing of Phoenix Lodge. No. ?, Knights
 of Pythias. will be held tonight for the
 installation of officers.
 | DISTRICT COURT-It is likely that | the longdrawn-out water suit of the l United States against N. w. Haggard | and others will come to an end today. l though nobody is sure of it. The court
 though. has informed the ltigants | that it must be disposed of by tomor-
 row night. The proceedings Were brok-
 en into yesterday afternoon long | enough tC take proof in the divorce suit | of Alice B. Cushman vs. Ralph F.. Cushman. divorce was granted. | LOVITT-WOOD.-Mr. Frank Levitt
 and Mrs. NJ. G. Wood were married on | Sunday evening a the residence of the | brides father. Mr. F. F. McEIlwain. at | 1256 East Lincoln street. The cere-
 mony was performed by Rev Lewis | Halsey. Mir. Lovitt has lived in the | city for about two years and is now employed as linotype operator on the | Gazette. Mrs. Wood has for some time been employed in a similar capacity On the Democrat. They both therefore 1 carry with them the good will of all l newspaper people.
 | GOVERNOR BRODIE THIS MORN l ING.-The oath of office will be admin | istered to Governor Brodie at S:30
 o'clock this morning by Chief Justice l Edward Kent. The ceremony will take 1 place at the executive chambers. The l inauguration will consist of nothing | more than the administration of the | cath. The new governor will then en- | ter upon the discharge of his duties He will hold a meeting of the territor- ial board of education tomorrow and | tomorrow night will leave for Bisbee | to attend the Fourth of July cere-
 monies there.
 MURDER AT CONGRESS.-A mur- der, few particulars of which have | reached the city, was committed at Congress at 1 o'clock on Sunday morn ing. The name Of the murderer is ua- known. but a description of him was sent to the office Of the sheriff here He is a tinhorn gambler who had been hanging about the camp for a short
 time. The name of the victim is said to be Cruz, and it is thought that the killing was the result of quarrel over a game of cards. From the descrip- tion of the murderer it is believed by
 the police that he is a man who was lately arrested here and was fined in police court.
 POLICE COURT-In the police court
 yesterday the charge made against Joe
 Whitney by Henry Rixen of stealing $3
 cut of his money drawer was with
 drawn. the prosecuting witness being
 unable to furnish testimony On which
 q conviction could be secured J. P Mcguire, who was held for drunken
 ness on a $3 cash bond. failed to ap- pear and the bond was declared for
 feited- w. Larez. who Was held on q
 s4 cash bond for a similar offense. also ] forfeited the money. John Peters in
 like manner donated 8 to the city and for the same sort of misdemean-
 or. Two old fines of $3 and $4 respect
 lively were collected.
 RAIN.-Though little clouds have
 been .,etn Il i4I the heavens for several
 days past. indicating that it might
 rain again some time. a heavy wind rather unexpectedly struck Phoenix about daylight yesterday morning, fol- lowed by q heavy dOwnpour for a few
 minutes. Early in the morning it was quite muddy. but the ground was so
 dry before the rain that the mud did not last long. By noon there was little evidence that it had ever rained here.
 The day was cooler than for week or
 two past. though there was a large
 percentage of humidity in the atmos-
 phere, and occasional clouds gave hope
 that similar bath would be enjoyed
 this morning. Phoenix needs d rain
 like that every day for the next six
 weeks
 AN INCIDENT OF THE RAIN The unexpected rain Of yesterday morning was attended by tragedy
 young business man had been occu- pying the house of friend in his ab- sence from the city. He was not oc- cupying it when the rain came up, but was sleeping on a cot outside. With the first dash he was awakened ana executed dash on his own account fer the door. He had made q mistake the night before and locked it behind him when he went to bed in the front yard. He was excluded and there was no one inside to let him in His nightie swayed in the wind and altogether he presented a pitiable sight to the neigh bCrs or to those of them who had got up early enough to see it. At last Ee managed to get on the porch and thence to the rcof and let himself into the house through a skylight
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Gold Galore Mining company: capital stock, $10,00O0O0; incorporators, J. Lightner, C. L. Warfield and P. NJ Johnson of San Diego. the Mohawk Coal company; capital stock. $1 ,G00, coo incorporatOrs, R. Nesch. D. D. Hoag
 D. w Troup and $. Wagner of Kan sas City. Corporation Trust company