Arizona republican., 1903-10-01

Character of the. day: Pt. cloudy.
 M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 CATTLE SHIPMENT.-Cattl Buyer Hauser last night shipped three cars of beef to Los Angeles via the south ern route.
 WILL RETURN SOON.-B. A. Fow- Ter, president of the Water Users as- sociation, is now in California, and Is expected home in a very few days.
 MORE RAIN.-There was another short, but heavy rain, here last night. and no one dare say it is through yet.
 A SINGLE CASE.-The only case in police court yesterday was that of a man who was fined for leaving his horse united.
 A NEARBY CLOUDBURST.-T was a cloudburst last night between this city and Tempe which took out nearly every culvert along the road. Persons coming to Phoenix from Tempe last night had to go around by the Wilson crossing.
 WATER EVERYWHERE mail carrier from Buckeye who arrived here last night reported that the country, in the vicinity of Liberty postoffice, is practically inundated. There was so much water in the usually travelled road that he had to turn north and seek higher country to travel in.
 DEATH OF MRS. BEBBER.-Mrs. Jennie Bebber. wife of pr. Otto Bebber died early yesterday morning of tuber culosis at her home on North Fifth avenue. She came here with her hus- band nearly year ago, then in ad- vanced stage of consumption. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this morning from the undertaking looms of Mohn & Doris.
 RAINS IN TONTO.-G. o. Scott oi Tonto basin arrived in the city yester- day bubbling over with prosperity talk. He says the Tcnto country en- ioyed three days Of rain and from ap- pearances since he left he thinks there has been a fourth day of the deluge. Cattle he says are fat ard sleek and everything looks promising for the fu- ture.
 THE GRAND JURY.-The members of the grand jury for the October term who have so far been subpoenaed are H. P. DeNIund, George Day. Paul Briz- ard, Joseph Lambeye. \. R. Doris, c. T. Hirst. C. C. Hurley. R. w. Cham berlain, D. r. BarkIey. F. D. Brewster Charles Donofrio. C. H. Akers, A w Babbitt, Charles w. Barnett, V. L. A. J. Peters.
 THE HEARST PARTY.-Governor Brodie yesterday received through Delegate Wilson an invitation to joir the Hearst party which will shortly come west to make a study of the territories. It is expected that the party will arrive at Albuquerque. The party will next visit Prescott and will probably stop on the way to see the Grand Canyon. From Prescott the visitors will go to Jerome and after that will come to Phoenix arriving here probably about October 20.
 NEW CORPORATIONS ot the following corporations were fIet in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Keystone Oil company capital stock, s3OO,OO .incorpOrators E H. Bryner. w. S. Erdman and w H Loy; The Phelps Hill Development company capital stock, $500, 900. incor- porators C. A. Poage, D. F. Logan, W H. Martin and others; Kentucky Gen eral Oil company, capital stock, s2OO. cOO, lncorporators A. F.. keiffer, F Bland and G. H. Purchase.
 THE LAW LIBRARY-The busi | ness of moving the books of the law | department of the territorial library was begun yesterday and the work vii ! probably occupy three days, for thert arc more than 5000 books to be han died. They will crowd the space il the second story of the court house an nex which has been set apart for them Every available nook oi the two room ] on the north side of the building i | filled with shelves and the hall way ol | both sides as well. Even some of tn doors and windows are covered wit l receptacles for the books.
 | COMPANY B. N. G. A.-Nearly al the members of B Company, NC. A
 have returned from their vacation. 1 full attendance at drill is expected to night The company will also begi ] drilling according to regular pro gramme so that something new vii be taken up every drill night until al squad, platoon and company move ments have been executed. then the
 will begin over again. It is. expecte by following this method a large per