Arizona republican., 1903-07-24

M. E. BLYSTONE, Section Director.
 POLICE COURT.--A Peralta for feited s5 yesterday in good United States money by not appearing in po- lice court to tell why he got drunk tho night before.
 TO ATTEND WEDDING-Mrs Jones, Miss Lulu I. Clifton and Mrs Anna Thompson left last evening for Pasadena and to attend the wedding of Miss Mayme Cowan in Los Angeles. DEPUTY OFFICIALS.-The appoint ments of B. F. Reaksecker and C. l.. Erickson as deputy county recorders were filed yesterday. as was the ap- pOintment of G. G. Gonzales as deputy sheriff.
 SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suitw was be- gun in district court yesterday by Anna L. Kennedy against $. P. Kennedy. The parties were married in Illinois twenty -one years ago and they have three children, the eldest nineteen years of age
 STABBED TO DEATH.-In a fit of drunken jealousy Saturday night. at Metcalf, a worthless Mexican named Cosme de Leon stabbed q man named Regalado to death and stabbed his own wife and daughter seriously. Leon then fled to the hills. Several deputy sher- ifs and couple of rangers are scour- ing the country for him.-Clifton Her aid.
 NO BIOGRAPII PICTURES.-On ac- count of the absence of. the sun all day yesterday the exhibition at the park by C;s car Roberts for the purpose of fur nishing a biograph picture of steer tying did not come off. Yesterday hap pened to be one of the very few days of ;he year on which the sun does not make its appearance at some time of the day.
 RYAN DISCHARGED.-T. F. Ryan was tried yesterday on the charge of having stolen a valuable watch and Knight Templar charm from J. V. Owens barber shop. While the inn pression of the court and in fact those generally who are familiar with the case is that he is guilty. there was no testimony to esta blish the fact and he was discharged.
 ANOTHER WEATHER INFLUEN- CER.-William Mckee, the grocer. re- turned to the city yesterday after a prolonged absence. Just before his re- turn this part of the country had been distracted by storms, electric and other, but when MT. Mckee got within range of the valley things got quiet again. Mir Mckee shares with George Alkire and Ben l.. Bear the exercise of an in- fiuence on the weather.
 CARL YOUNG DEAD.-WOrd has been received here of the death in Cali fornia on the 17th of Carl Young, who was employed a year ago as a bar keeper n>the Capitol saloon of this city. He had been i'll for several months, having been sent to an insane asylum early this spring. He was member of the Elks lodge and was buried under the auspices of that order. A wife sur wives him.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles of the following corporations were flied in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Lone Mountain Syndicate, capital stock s1,OOO,OO0 incorporators w. J. Douglas. H. Fletcher and w. J. Stoneman; Tempe Creamery and Con- densed Milk company. capital stock $50, 900. incorporators F. A. Hough and T. C. Stehl: The Newton Rotherick Manufacturing company, incorporators N. B. Newton, ". w. Hoshns, H. w. Rotherick and others.
 NEW CAVALRY TROOP.-Colonel B. w. Leavell. adjutant general of Ari- zona, has returned from MOrenci, where he mustered in the second cavalry troop in the territory last Saturday. The officers are Captain Tuthill, First Lieutenant Purdham and Second Lieu tenant McGonigle. There are thirty four men in the troop, which will be mounted and equipped with Krag- Jorgensen rifles. The other cavalry troop is located at Nogales and partici- pated in the late Morenci war un- mounted, however.
 SEASIDE EXCURSIONISTS. - The | following named left via the M. and P. | last night for seaside resorts: Lorenzo Utley, Mrs. E. M. De Pew, Mrs. J. M Scheule, Mrs. w. K. Bowen, l.. La Chance, Mons Ellingson and family Anna Drake. Neils Peterson, Mrs. Neils Peterson, John T. Dunlap, Mrs. Mar garet Dunlap, William Roarke, G. F. Copson. William Copson, Miss Sarah Jacobs. Mrs. Katie Jacobs, A. Eager berg, E. E. Knox. The following named were passengers for other points: Frank