Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-10-30

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| Maximum temperature SO, minimum
| temperature 81.
Average relative humidity, Sc per
cent.
Total precipitation. 0.
Character of the day. Clear.
NJ. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
A NOTARY PUsLIC.-E J. Gates of
Naco was yesterday appointed a no
tary public.
A SUNSHINE AFFAIR.-Sunshine
Lodge No. { Degree of Honor of the
A. o. L. w. will give a grand ball at
Padget hall on the night of November
18th. The members announce that they
have secured the best music in the
city.
A HALLOWEEN sALL.-The order
of the Eastern Star will give ball to-
night at O'Neill hall. The object of it
is two-fold. One is to keep the mem
bers of the order from engaging in the
questionable custom of pulling gates
from their hinges and the other is to
raise money for charitable purposes.
BUSINESS CHANGES OWNER
feed corral at the corner OF Adams and
First street from Charles Kramer and
has already taken possession. Mr..
Ensign formerly operated the CastlA
Greek Hot Springs stage line. He will
put in a number of new buggies and is
getting a bunch Of horses for livery
hire. Mr.. Kramer will remain at the
cid stand and do clipping business.
DELAYED MACHINERY. - This
morning the Phoenix Light and Fuel
company will receive a 300 horse power
De Lavel steam turbine from Trenton,
n. ]. 1t was expected that the tur-
bine would be here last April This
only shows to what delay those who
buy machinery are subjected. There is
a great deal more of the machinery
of the company overdue but by the
first CT next June everything will be
in place and complete.
A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-Suit foc
divorce was filed in district court yes
terday by Matte ]. Anderson against
William ]. Anderson on the ground OF
profligacy, dissipation and failure to
provide for his family. The parties
were married at Unionville, Mo, eleven
years ago. There are two children
whose custody the mother asks shall
be awarded her. The neglect OF. An
derson to care for his family has ex-
tended over a period Of two years.
A TWISTED PROVERB.-Gcorge ".
Truman, citizen member of the board
OF control. the other day employed
mechanic of German descent and of
not such long descent either to do
piece of work for him. When it was
completed Mr.. Truman went to in
spect it and found that it had not
been done according to instruction anG
that it would have to be changed at
great trouble and some expense to the
German. The mechanic was quick to
see that a mistake had been made and
he accepted the responsibility without
n murmur. Said he, "It ISIS finished but
1t is not finished RIGHT. 1 see now dot
mistake I made. 1 CANT Complain
about Id. 1t ISIS no use to CRY to
shpill milk
DISTRICT COURT.-The district
court was in a short session yesterday.
The divorce suits of Rosa Brown
against T. J. Brown and T. J. Brown
against Rosa Brown were called. Judge
Baker who was the attorney for the
defendant in the first case and also the
attorney Tor Brown IN the SECOND
asked to withdraw in both cases. AS
district attorney he may be called up
on to take steps to bring him back to
the territory. Brown is the man who
lately violated an order of the court
in taking out of its jurisdiction his
child who had been placed by the court
in the alternate care Of Brown and his
wife. the suit of Joseph Deck against
f. G. Fisher for alternating the affec-
lions of Decks matrimonial bureau
wife is temporarily off. The trial
order was vacated and the case dis
missed without prejudice on the mo-
ton Of the plaintiff. In the case of
the territory against Santiago Berry
esa charged with classifying his ac-
counts as interpreter and fer which he
was convicted at the last term of
court, the court stenographer was or
dered to extend his notes into long
hand. In the suit of H. J. Bennett
against the territorial board of equali-
cation the plaintiff was allowed to get
service upon the absent members of
the board by registered letter.