Arizona republican., 1903-06-11

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 ONE DRUNK.-There was only one arrest made yesterday, that of man too drunk to be tried in police court
 LAWN FETE.-Everybody will be welcome at the lawn fete at the Indi- an school Friday evening. Admission free.
 NOTARY PUBLIC.-Allen E. Ware of Kingman was yesterday appointed a notary public by Acting Governor Stoddard.
 A CURIOSITY.-Deni of Wall street had a natural curiosity on ex- hibition yesterday. It was a hump backed horned toad.
 GOING TO CALIFORNIA. - Mrs. Clara A. Evans expects to spend the summer in California at various points on the coast returning here about Oc- tober l.
 AN OLD SETTLERS. R. DeLong of Tucson came up from Tucson yes terday to spend few days in Phoenix. MT. DeLong was ore of the first white men in the territory. coming here in 1862. His last trip to Phoenix was in 1898
 
 lawn social will be given this evening at the residence of Mrs. Futile 454 North Fourth avenue. The attrac- tions are social opportunities. music by the Indian band. moonlight ice cream and cake. All friends are most cordially invited to be present
 DIR. NORTON HOME.-Dr. J. c. Norton returned yesterday from weeks trip south on sanitary business. He visited Patagonia. Nogales. Will cox and Douglas, and reports feed conditions and therefore stock in good condition. Very few cattle are being shipped from southern Arizona this year due largely tc the reductions made last year on account of the droUth-
 CITIZENSHIP PARDONS.-Citizen ship pardons were granted yesterday by Acting Governor Stoddard to George Barrett and Lee Johnston. Both men were sent up from Yava- pal county on the charge of grand lar Ceny or cattle stealing for four years each. Their terms having been served. pardons were issued to restore them to citizenship.
 BOARD MEETING.-There was a meeting of the directors of the board of trade Tuesday night at which little was done except to formulate plans for increasing the membership of that i'm portant organization. Each director took a list of some twenty names of people whom he agreed to see and try and enlist in the cause of the board
 CONE TO PRESCOTT.-Ben Hall. d eolored man, has gone to Prescott to serve as witness in the Goddard mur- der trial.
 VISITING OLD FRIENDS.-Willis Bondurant, for many years a citizen of this valley, returned Tuesday morning to visit with relatives and friends. He went to Buckeye yesterday to spend a few days with his parents. MT. Bon durant has been engaged in the real estate business in Los Angeles for some time and has been very success ful. As soon as he gets home from this trip he expects to leave for the new copper discoveries in northern Alaska not with a view of remaining there but to see them and possibly interest him. self in them.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Suit for Gi- vorce was begun yesterday by Frank Lisenbee against Agnes Lisenbee. It is stated in the complaint that the de- fendant has not been living a model life since early in 1902 and that she has not been associating with the right kind of people. The parties have babe two years old. The plaintiff has possession of the child but the defend ant is threatening to get it and take it out Of the territory. The petition prays for d divorce and for an order restraining the defendant from inter- ference with the babe.
 NEW RAT1ONS.-Articles of the following corporations were flied in the office of the county recorder yester- | day: The Vera Gas. Oil and Mining company. capital stock S1.0000 900. in-