Arizona republican., 1903-11-20

A NEW NoTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued to Fred ". Nor rison of Kingman.
 CITY REGISTRATION. .-Registra- ton for the city water bond cleo tion will close a week from next Sat urday and to date there are less than 25O names on the roll.
 A NEW CoRPoRATION-ArticIes of incorporation of the Reliance Min
 ing & Milling company were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yes
 terday. The capital stock is S25O.O00
 and the incorporators are J. R. Morgan
 and r. Erb.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit was
 begun in district court yesterday by
 Annie Belle Clark, against George w..
 Clark for divorce on the ground oC
 abandonment and failure to support.
 The parties were married in this city
 three years ago but for the last yeaT
 they have been living part.
 RETURN OF SECRETARY STOD-
 DARD.-It was learned yesterday that
 Secretary Stoddard will return to the
 city about the middle of next week
 after an absence of more than two
 months. He has left Washington but
 before setting out for Phoenix will
 spend a couple Of days in New York and at Binghamtou, where Mrs. Stod-
 GaId is stopping.
 BOARD OF GOVERNORS.-Yeste~- day was the day for the regular meet ing Of the board of governors of the Water Users asocisatiOn. There was, however. nothing urgent to consider and those who were present informally discussed matters that will probably be under consideration sometime be- fore definite action is taken.
 RESURRECTION OF MELENDREZ. The police and other criminal court authorities feared for d lOng time that Juan Melendrez was dead. No charge of drunkenness or any other misde- meanor had been placed against him for a month. That~was a longer hiatus in bis criminal career than the oldest officer remembered about. But yester- : day morning he was dug up. He will , be securely anchored in the county Jail for the next seven days.
 ! SATURDAYS GAME-Both the High school and Indian school foot EaI teams are giving it., out privately that they expect to win Saturday s 1 football match at Eastlake park and each side is inviting it's friends to come land see the downfall of it's opponent. i The result should be a big crowd to witness somebody's embarrassment ! This is great foot ball weather to say i the least and as the champions are all training hard it is expected the game l will be an interesting one
 1 DEATH OF MRS. sEOGWICk-NIrs. Jessie Louise Sedewick died early yes | terday morning after a long illness | and only brief residence in this val Hey Mrs Sedgwick was S1 years old
 and came here about four weeks ago with her husband and sister from Salt
 Lake city where they went from their ] home in Chicago in the hope that hec i health would be benefited. MT. Sedg- wick is at present in the employ or Ezra w. Thayer. The funeral will be 1 held this afternoon at ? o'clock, and 1 interment will be in Rosedale come tery. Rev. Dr. Halsey will oificiate.
 A CREAMERY s<ING-Many per sons residing in Phoenix will remem ] Der C. T. Smalley who spent a winter here six years ago. He is cousin of George r. Smalley, private secretary ! 10 Governor BroGie Mir. Smalley, ac- cording to the Kansas City Star, has organized the Meridcu Creamery com Dany there on a large scale. He is connected with similar institutions in other parts of the country. Mr. Smalley
 was in very i'll health when he came | to Phoenix but his health was re- stored by a residence in the valley of one winter Te came here for the pur- pose alone of getting well and unlike
 SO many other sick people he devoted himself entirely to that object. He put in his time on a ranch and con- Gucted a dairy on d small scale POLICE COURT.-G. Charez was arrested for disturbing the peace but was released again on putting up a cash bond of five dollars for his ap-