Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-09-05

| nor society. Hammond's sentence will
| expire soon and it was supposed that
| the bride of Sunday was only waiting
that glad day and living in Yuma that
she might be near him. But love is
tickle and Cupid is liable to catch
anybody at any time.
| CAMP MEETING.-There will be no
Cay service today. Preaching at 7:30 p.
IN. by Rev. W. X. Simpson. On Sunday
there will be Sunday school at $3.50.
The missionary sermon will be preach
ed at II a. IN. by Rev. f. H. Mowre.
Rev. Joe Hedgpeth will preach to the
children at p. IN. At $40 the Ep-
worth league service. Rev. r. "A. Row
land will preach at 1870,
| FUNERAL OF MRS. DlEHL.-The
| funeral Of Mrs. II. a. Dlehl will be held
at the family residence. No. 6S2 North
Second avenue. Sunday morning at 9
o'clock. Word has been sent to Rev.
Lapsley A. McAfee. pastor of the Pres
byterlan church. who is away on his
vacation. but 1t has not been learned
vet whether he will be able to get here
In time or not. If here he will conduct
the service.
LEG AMPUTATED.-Dr. Moeur of
Tempe yesterday amputated the leg of
| NJ. A. Herold at the Sisters hospital in
this city. Mr.. Herold w3s brought here
| August 10 from Mesa City. where his
| leg was badly hurt while he was as
| sisting in the installation of the ma
chirery in the new creamery. He stood
| the operation we'll yesterday and it is
expected will experience an early re-
storation to health.
! CORNELI-UNDER = Invita-
tions have been received in Phoenix
for the wedding on September 18th of
Miss Lucy Underhill and Mr.. Bailey
Jordan Cornell at the Methodist Epis-
copal church, Crotch on Hudson. y. y.
| The bride is d. niece of Captain Howard
L. Underhill of Scottsdale. and spent
last winter with her uncle at his ranch.
| The groom is a brother of Mr.. G. J.
Cornell of the NJ. & P. ticket office, who
is now on his way to New York to at
tend the wedding.
NEW CORPORATIONS of
| the following corporations were filed
| in the office of the county
recorder yesterday: Diamond a.
company, capital stock $1,000 00 in
corpora tors F. f. Creary, i. o. Creary
and H. E. Jones; Reliance Oil and Gas
company, capital stock. 81 900. in
corporatOrs NJ. L. Davis, ]. w. Roberts.
w. Sturgeon and others; Alaska Min
ing company, capital stock $4,000, 900,
| incorporators ]. B. Martin. w. E.
Zuber and }. a. Laycock; Live Stock
and Dairy Publishing company, capital
stock, $4,000, incorpcrators c. H.
| Blemer A. +. Evans, A. NJ. Drew and
| others.
| POOR KANSAS.-C. E. Justus who
is visiting with the family of D. z.
Strahl Yesterday received two letters
| from Kansas detailing the woes of two
counties in the Sunfiower state. The
CORE crop in Barbour county is almost
a total failure owing to the hot sum-
| mer winds. 1t becoming apparent
that the crop would not mature most
of it was cut green and shocked in the
| hope of saving the fodder. In CraW-
| ford county there is next to no crop.
1t could not be planted till June 1st
| or later and then came the hot winds.
| There was rot time for the crop to
mature it too was cut and shocked
green. There will be no corn and lit
| tie fodder in that county.
THE THEFT OF y DOLLAR.-Mrs.
| Nellie Caruthers. the keeper of a lodS-
ing house on East Monroe street yes
| terday made complaint in Justice Bur-
| netts court against a Mexican by the
name of Peralta. charging him with the
theft of Il dollar and a spectacle case.
| She said that she was sitting on Il
bench in front of the W. C. r. L. build
| ing reading yesterday morning. She
| had a dollar in her hand and put it into
a spectacle case and sat upon it. The
| Mexican was sitting upon the farth az
snd of the bench. Some one drove
along the street and called to her. She
arose from the bench leaving the
treasure and when she returned it was
gone. The Mexican was also absent
and she believes that there was some
| thing syDchronous in his disappearance
and that of the money.
HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDING
Tombstone Prospector says: A writ
of habeas corpus was granted by Com
missioner Emanuel in favor of John
Hughes who g being held in the county
Jail here awaiting the arrival of Sheriff
Denham of Brown county. of Texas,
who wants him on q charge of cattle
stealing. The writ is made returna bic
in Phoenix before Judge Kent on Mon
day next. Tom Flanagan is the at
torney for Hughes and is eXhausting
every means to keep the authorities
from taking thr prisoner back. Sheriff
Denham is now on the road here and
is expected ton ght. He will undoubt
eddy remain here until Saturday, when
he will go to Phoenix with Hughes
and the case be heard there on Monday.
In case the writ is decided in favor of
the sheriff he VIII have to get the
necessary eXtradilion papers fixed up
and acted upon by Governor Brodie.
Attorney Flanagan will also go to
Phoenix to Look after his clients inter-
ests.