Arizona republican., 1903-11-05
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PRESIDENT BABcocNs INsTAL.

PRESIDENT BABcoCNS INsTAL- LATlON.-Governor Brodie Jeff On
 Tuesday night for Tucson to attend
 the installation of President Babcock
 Of the university last night. The gov
 ernor will return this morning.
 PARALLEL cANALS.-Some of the
 farmers of the Buckeye country are en-
 gagged in canal building in consequence
 of misunderstanding with the Wes-
 sex company regarding the delivery of
 water. They propose to have two canal
 systems in that fiourishing region, and
 they have already begun building a
 canal which shall parallel the Buck
 eye canal.
 SUIT FOR DlVORCE.-Mary Hyder
 yesterday began suit in district court for a divorce from her husband, John Hyder. The parties are natives of Ar menia, but were married in this coun-
 try, having met for the first time at the worlds fair at Chicago. Three or four years ago they began to have trouble and two years ago Mrs. Hyder sued her husband for separate main tenance and was allowed $2 a month. At that time she did not want a legal ! separation. The ground of the present
 suit is cruelty and separation for the period of one year.
 | GATHERING UP CERTIFICATES The attorney general of the United | States is making business for the clerks i of courts throughout the west and ports into which Chinese congregate
 requiring them to gather up all Chi
 nese certificates whose owners have been deported and forward them to the
 department of the judiciary. Some of
 the certificates have been on hand al- | most ever since the passage of the
 exclusion act. twelve years ago, and | the getting of them together is a work of considera ble magnitude. and is also 1 ttime-consuming. It is presumed that 1 the department thinks since the dis | covery of the substitution and other | frauds in San Francisco that an inn proper use may be made of the old certificates that they may be sold to
 Chinese who are without certificates. FUNERAL OF S. O. PAYNE.-The | funeral of s. O. Payne took place yes terday from the undertaking rooms of | Easterlihg & Whitney. It was conduct ed under the direction Of the Order of Eagles. of which MT. Payne had been a member of the order since its
 institution in Phoenix. A telegram was
 received yesterday morning from his
 brother. H. E. Payne. of Blossom. Tex. ] directing the burial of the body here and saying that a letter would follow the telegram. The funeral was well att tended not only by the members of
 the order. but by the many friends of ! the dead man. It was as large a fra | ternal funeral as was ever held in | Phoenix The pall- bearers were James | ID A ha ] H. K. Sollars. A. A. Davenport and J. 1 M. Burnett
 1 THE COURTS.-The only matter be- | fore the district court yesterday was | the case of George NJ. Nichols against w. s. Appleby and others. in which the ] trial order was vacated. A venire was ordered for a trial jury. returnable on ! Nov. IS. In the cases of H. H. Price, former surveyor general. and w. F.
 Murphey his chief clerk a severance asked for by the defendants was grant ! ed in case No. eos. in which the de- fendants are charged with having ac- | cepIed from Mrs. Emma Miller S400 for the performance of certain work | in advance of other work which had ! been previously entered. A motion for
 severance in all the cases had been
 made. The court cid not deny the motions to the others. but said that | the matter would be considered after the disposition of No. 603, which had i been set for trial first.
 LOST TRACK OF .TIME.-Sherif | Roberts. who was in town the other | day, told of the effect of the dark 1 cell'' in his jail upon one of the oc- cupants. The sheriff was looking for a couple of burglars, who he expected