Arizona republican., 1903-07-12

Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 M. F. BLYSTONE, Sec. Director. A NEW NOTARY.-A notarial com mission was issued yesterday to w. J. Jones Of Douglas.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-JesusS Stock nam yesterday filed suit in the district court against John C. Stockham for di- voroe on the ground of non-support. Both parties are residents of the city
 AFRAID OF THE COURT-Guada- lupe Araiza, who had been arrested on q warrant from the court of Justice Robertson on the complaint Of Andres , Tollemente was taken to the court of Justice Burnett yesterday on a change of venue.
 AN EASTERN VACATION.-A let ter received here from Ben L. Bear. who with his family has been visiting l on the coast. states that his wife and | baby would leave for Decatur H.. and that he himself would go to Manitou and Colorado Springs. where he would put in the rest of his vacation drinking those medicinal waters.
 FIRST NJ E. CHURCH.-Servic will be held in the First NJ. F.. church | today as follows: Sunday school at 1C:45 a. m. In the absence of the su- perintendent and assistant. Mir C. T. Hirst will have charge of the schc ol. At II o'clock Rev II. I. Farr of Tempe will preach the sermon Epworth league at 6:45 D. m. You will find a cordial welcome at all these services.
 STEER TYING CHALLENGER challenge was received by the cowboys of this part of the country yesterday from Joe Rudy and Bert Jackson of Yavapai county Both of the challeng- CTS are well known here, having made good showing during the street fair cf last fall. They want to throw in- tcrest into :he contest by making it S2JO a side. The challenge will be ac cepted
 AN EXCURSION FROM BUCKEYE There was Sn inundation of Buckeye and the lower country residents ic Phoenix yesterday. Among them were Nelson Benson. John Montgomery Of Arlington, Deputy Sheriff John Rob CTS. Dr. Manhart, the only physician in that part of the country. and Mr Milledeg, the hog baron of the Guck- eye, whose operations keep the men who are trying to corner the hCs mar ket Jumping sideways.
 THE OPIUM CASES.-The cases of Hi Brawley and Myra Hayes. who had been arrested the day before on a charge of having been found in the opium den of Sam Wan in company with other persons, was called in the recorders court yesterday. Both had been released on bail, and, as had been predicted, both failed to appear, for feiting their bond of S10 in each case There was also q certain John Doe charged with disturbance of the peace.
 He was convicted.
 NEW CORPORATIONS of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: Toledo Photo Mounting company, capital stock S25.OOO incorporators L. E. Nickerson. E. E. Green and others: American Canal Coal company. capital stock s1,OOO,O0O. incorporators C. H. Akers and H. R. Tritle; Brady Auto matic Railway Appliance company, capital stock $3.C0O, eco. incorporators J. A. Brady, D. Pecese and l.. A. Pease: Invincible Oil and Gas company. capi- tai stock s1,O00, coo. incorporators F. L. Blurrsr and O. p. Morton.
 THE FUNERAL OF TRINIDAD BALLESTEROS.- funeral of Trin- idad Ballesteros. the young girl who died on Friday from the effects of a burning nearly two weeks ago. will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from the Catholic church. Ar engagements had been made for the fu- neral today. but on account of other ceremonies at the church the time of it was changed. The fund which had been invited for her relief by The Re publican grew slightly yesterday not withstanding the announcement yes terday of her death. The money which has been subscribed is still at this office uncalled for.
 ANSCONTINENTAL AUTOMO- BILE TRIP.-Another attempt is be- ing made to cross the continent in an automobile. E. T. Fetch of Warren, O.. left San Francisco in a Packard motor car June 22 on his way to New York. The trip has never yet been sue l cessfully accomplished. Alexander Winton attempted it in 1901, but was obliged to abandon it on account of the misera ble roads through the Sierra Ne -