Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
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 ] summer.
 FUNERAL OF RUTH DOLSON.-
 Ruth, the five-year-old daughter of MT.
 and Mrs. H. F. Dolson, died Wednes-
 day night at the family home west of Phoenix of meningitis. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
 IT WENT DEAD.-An automobile. one of the first that was brought to
 the city, has been out of commission
 for sometime and recently it has been
 undergoing repairs. It was feeling pretty foxy last evening and stTutted up the street apparently in fine feather,
 but opposite the Hotel Adams it was | stricken with heart failure and had to
 be helped home.
 BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.-
 Annie G. Wilson yesterday brought
 suit in district court against William
 Griffith for breach of promise asking a i judgment for $1O,OOO. According to the
 complaint this trouble began in June
 of 1902, when the wedding was set for 1 the following fall. It went over Inil the next spring and then to the next | fall and then to Jan. 23 of this year. | There was another postpOnem1at of two days and still no wedding, but on the following day the defendant mar | ried another woman.
 A BANKING CHANGE.-J. c. Was son. one of the directors of the Valley bank. having sold his stock in that institution, has rendered his reslg- nation. Since then there has not been d quorum of the board in the city so { that no action. has been taken on the | ' a nf VI T1g soH, however, will be F. M. Avis the i purchaser of his stock. The stock by the way was sold for 15O, the record price. The highest price at which i the stock previously sold was 135. MT. ! Wasson paid 125 for his stock. GONE TO CALIFORNlA.-Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. McCIatchie and son Stanley left for California last night for the summer and possibly to remain per manently, though Prof. McClatchie is still connected with the agricultural department. The change was made largely on account of the health of their son, who has been very sick for a long time. They have bought farm I at ROsecrans, south of Los Angeles, During the summer Prof. McClatchie { expects to complete the manuscript for ] plant life, on which he has been en- gagged fer some time.
 SOME FARMERS WANTED.-Thc | United States civil service commission has announced an examination to be held on July 6. to secure eligibles from which to make certification to fill va cancies as they may occur in the posi- ticn of farmer in the Indian service. ! ,f4--, fr.-- citizens of the United States over the age of twenty-one. They are expected to know something of penmanship, spelling and copying, farm economy, ! keeping accounts, etc. They will have to answer practical questions in car pentry and blacksmithing. farming dairying, stcckraising. orcharding and gardening. Experience in farming will also be taken into consideration. A GOOD SHOW.-The summer sea son was opened at Eastlake Park thea ter last night by the Spooner Co, which T-ecCnted for it's opening bill 'Tha Pearl of Savoy" The company has | been highly spoken of in advance no- ticcs. and it seemed to be the unquali- fled opinion Ot the large audience that i attended the opening performance that ! company will present the same bill again tonight, as there will be for the present only two changes per week The Park theater is about the only amusement the city has during the summer months and it is likely to be well patronized if the entertainment af- forded is kept up to the high standard of the opening.
 NEW CORPORATIONS@Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Evanston Mining company, i capital stock, $5OO,OOO incOrporators J. A. Roland, J. J. Waldron and E. S. Taylor; The Goldield Miners Develop ! ing company, capital stock. S1, 300, GOO, | incorporators E. N. Burr. J. R. Giles l pie and B. lift; The Goldfeld Coming | Nation Gold Mines company, capital | stock, $1, 300. 900, incorporators same as ! above; Mastin Schafer company, capi~ ! tai stock, S1,OOO, OOO incorporators C. w. l Slater, E. J. Miller and $. L. James; l Providence and Arizona Mining and l Milling company, capital stock, $500, ! eco. incorporators C. F. Davis and I. T. Stoddard; The Cahege Oil and Gas company. capital stock, $2,5OO, ,OOO. in
 
 R. L. Hess; Osage Oil company, capital stock, $1,OGO, ,OOO, incOrpcratOrs H. G. 1 Curran, L. J. Greendich and H. P. l Queal.
 JUSTICE RORERTSON's COURT II Elvira Sanchez yesterday caused the ! arrest of Manuel SalaZar, charging him with abusing her, calling her bad
 names and threatening to do her bodily II injury. The case was set for trial in II Justice RobertsOn's court this morn ing at 10 o'clock. The complainant is ' employed by a brother of the defend ant on his ranch three miles from \ town, where she has general super
 vision of household affairs. She is an
 elderly woman and apparent a hard working person. She says that Manuel
 has always been a frequent visitor at the ranch and that for long time he
 has taken privileges he had no right
 to, in ordering people around and generally running things. His man.
 ner finally became so abusive she de-
 cided to appeal to the law for protec-