Arizona republican., 1903-06-17

ding of Mr.. Joseph l.. SPARKS ana MISS
Allie Gray will take place this even
ing. June "a. at o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Gray on South Seventh
street.
\ MOTHERS MEETING.-The Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will hold Q mothers meeting this after
noon at go o'clock at the rooms of the
union. corner of Center and Monroe
streets.
a NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
incorporate ton of the Mogollon Mount
ain Investment company were filed in
the office of the county recorder yester-
day The capital stock is 1000. $50.
The incorporation are John p. Jones,
Henry II. Jones and others.
TO ATTEND A FUNERAL.-The
members of Phoenix Lodge No. , will
meet at Castle hall this afternoon at
half past three O'Clock to attend the
funeral of Henery Walters. An hour
later the lodge will take part in the
funeral of D. d. Ambrose.
THE SCHERTZ- STEIN SUIT.-The
suit brought in district court by Their
csc Schertz against the proprietors of
STEMS Cloak and Suit house. alleging
breach of contract and asking for
damages. was decided by Judge Kent
in favor of the defendant. the costs
being assessed to the plaintiff.
GONE TO PRESCOTT-Profess
and Mrs. w. ]. Anderson and family
have gone to Prescott where they ex-
pect to spend a few weeks. They in
tend to return during the latter part
of August in time for MIR. Anderson to
Ii he
of Tempe.
DIDN'T BUY THE CATTLE.-It has
been stated in Globe and other terri
torial papers that the Ramer herd of
cattle in Tonic Basin of 1,S0O head had
been sold to the BartIett-Heard COM
pany. 1t turns out that the company
did not purchase the cattle but that
they were taken to the cOmpany's
ranch for pasture.
OFF FOR WEST POINT.-Carroll
Christy left Prescott for West Point
yesterday to take the entrance exam
inatior. He had been designated by
Delegate Wilson. 1t was generally UNI
derstood last Summer That in the event
of the nomination and election of
Colonel Wilson. Mr.. Christy would re-
eeive the appointment to the military
academy.
GOVERNOR BRODIE'S RETURN
George II. Smalley, private secretary
of Governor Brodie. yesterday received
a telegram from the governor at Pen
nington. y. J.. saying that he would
leave this morning for Phoenix. He
expects to arrive here on Sunday or
Monday. He had intended TO return
earlier. but the health of Mrs. Brodie
was worse at the time he intended to
start.
MAY BE HIS LAST JOURNEY
Simon Alderete. the Yavapai county
murderer whose sentence to death was
last week by Acting Gov
ernOr Stoddard. was brought through
Phoenix yesterday by Sheriff Roberts
of Yavapai county on his way to Yuma.
The sheriff had two other convicts.
One was a Mexican horse thief who is
going to serve a three-year term, and
the other white burglar who goes up
for two years. Another man commit
ted 10 the territorial asylum for the
insane helped fill the sheriff's hands.
EIGHT DAYS OF BLISS.-John +.
Burroughs yesterday filed suit in dis
trict court for a divorce from Mary c.
Burroughs on the ground of abandon
ment. The parties were married at In
dependence. Mo, on February IS of
last year. On February 81 of the same
year the defendant left the bed and
board of the plaintiff Notwithstanding
he had supported her to the best of his
means all that time. She still main
tains the separation and Mr.. Bur
roughs desires that it should be made
legal.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.-The ter
ritorial board of pharmacy will hold
a two days session at the capitol
building, beginning today. Fred
E'leishman of T11csnn president of the