Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

HAVE GONE EAST-AIr and Mrs
 J. Y. T. Smith and son Bertram have | gone east for a couple of months visit THE FULL LIMIT.-George Kirk land in preparing to spend his Fourth | of July will take the full limit, for he has gone to Douglas, which is just as far as one can get in that direction and have any claims on the national holiday.
 | SUICIDE AT GROWN KLNG.-Sun- day last Thomas Garcia committed sui
 eide at Crown King by shooting him. self in the head with a Winchester ri- 1e. He was a packer and had been
 running a pack train which he owned.
 He leaves a wife and two children.
 A SUIT ON NOTES.-Suit was be- gun in the district court yesterday by
 G. w. Downing against Isabella Wray l for the collection of two notes. one for S4O0 and the other for $500 The notes 1 had been given by the defendant and her husband. who is now dead. Pay ments have been made on both notes.
 THE POSTOFFICE.-Yes was the day set for the moving of the Phoe- nix postoffice into it's new quarters on the corner of Center and Monroe streets. but it didn't move. The new building is not yet far enough advanc- ed to move into, though work is being rushed as fast as possible.
 TELEPHONE RETIREMENT The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph com pany is receiving office furniture. switchboards and other paraphernalia by the carload for it's new office on First ST ha of fr, isl I,ir r,ey the new quarters and connecting the office with the underground cables is proceeding as fast as possible.
 BOARD OF HUMILIATION The board Of supervisors yesterday sat as board of equalization. Under, the law it cannot be in session more than twen- ty days. There may be an adjourned session. but those who have business before the board will do we'll to have it transacted before the adjournment of the regular session.
 NEW RATIONS.-Articles of incorporation of the American Royal Manufacturing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. The capital stock IS S1000.O 900. The incOrpOrators are R. J. Northam, J. de B. Shorb and John J. Shay Ar ticleS were also filed of the Lucky Five Mining company. with a capital stock Of s100,OOO. The incorporators are w O. Wilkins, W. $. Bartlett and L. V. Learoyd.
 THE WHIPPLE CONTRACT.-Fi- field & Gallagher have received word from Washington that that firm has been awarded the contract for the con- struction of the buildings at Fort Whipple. The contract will amount to about s100,0O It is not quite as much as it was supposed to it would be. All the buildings planned will not be con structed at once on account Of short age in the appropriation. which will be made good by the next congress.
 AN ARDENT WOOER.-A warrant was issued yesterday by Justice Bur nett for the arrest of a Mexican by the name of Salvador. The complain ant against him is a woman. She said that he met her on the street and ask ed her to marry him. She had never seen him before, and though she may not have been averse to marrying him, she wanted to find out more about him and told him so. Then he struck her in the face and ran away. A. Serna was before the court on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was sent to jail for seven days.
 SENT TO THE ASYLUM.-Guada- lupe Quijada was examined in the pro- bate court yesterday afternoon on d charge of insanity and was committed to the asylum. The woman has sev- eral children, but some time ago when she was suspected of insanity all of them but one, a baby, was taken from her. Instead of being sent to the asy- lum she was taken to the poor farm, from which she was recently released. She went back to the place where her children were kept and day before yes terday began an assault upon them. It was feared that she intended to kill them.
 DEATH OF AN EAGLE.-The death of Roy M. Moody occurred at D. m. yesterday He was born at Rockport, Ind, and when a very young man came west. He came to Phoenix six