Arizona republican., 1904-01-17

STOCK SHIPMENT.-R. H. Benton will ship a car of cattle to San Diego on tonight's NJ. S r. train.
 SUIT FOR DVoRCE.-Ilah 8. Hughlett yesterday filed suit for di- vorce from Charles M. Hughlett on the ground of abandOnment and failure to support.
 SPECIAL MUSICIANS. Blystone this morning will sing the offertory solo at the Episcopal church These are they which come" from the Holy City.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. FRANCES REDEWIlL.-The funeral of Mrs. Frances RedewiH will be held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Catholic church. instead of on Sunday as Was first announced.
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE-F. Laguna and NJ. NUuez were before Justice Burnett yesterday on charge of drunkenness and disturbance of tEe peace. Each was sent to jail for seven days.
 FUNERAL OF DAISY HOLT.-The funeral Of Daisy Holt will oe held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the A. NJ. r.. church. She was the daughter of Mrs. Watson, was sixteen years old and died Friday night of consumption.
 A NEW CORPoRATIoN-ArticIes of incorporation of the North Fork Alfalfa company were filed in he office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is $16.OOO and the incor- poratOrs are :. II. J. :. and II. $. MCowan.
 TO SPEND THE WINTER.-Mrs. Lockman and daughter of Centerville Iowa, who spent last winter here, have returned and will spend the rest of the present winter in Phoenix. Mrs. Lock man is a sister Of former Governor Drake of Iowa, who died recently and who a year or two ago paid Phoenix aH extended visit.
 THE RED MEN.-It was announced by The Republican yesterday that a lodge of Rcdmen would probably be organized in this city next Tuesday night. It may be said now that the lodge will certainly be organized on that date. About fifty members have been so far secured. The meeting will take place in Masonic kall at half past eight o'clock.
 POLICE COURT.-John Doe and James Roe, a couple of Mexicans. charged with drunkenness were sent to iail by the recorder yesterday for five days each. James Sharp who was ar rested for vagrancy was given a sen tence of thirty days. He is q tourist from California and various other places. Came from nowhere in par ticular and IS travelling 10 anywhere.
 REPAIRING THE DORRIS-A force of carpenters has been busy the past week making repairs on the Dcrr15 theater and adding some of the possi- ole improvements referred to by this paper in a recent issue. The purpose of this IS to remove any possible ner- vousness that some patrons might have had after reading the accounts of the terrible disaster that occurred in Chicago. The stairways are being and improved and other appointments placed in the best pos sible shape for the rapid emptying of tho building in the event of any in- cident making it desirable. As men toned so often in the public prints, the main thing under such circum- stances is for an audience to keep it's head. There need be no panic at the Doris from any other cause for it IS peculiarly well situated for the escape of those who may be inside, with nothing but vacant lots all round it, and plenty of doors and windows leaG- ing to them.
 HE SENTENCED HIMSELF- There was a curious case in the court If Justice Burnett yesterday. A man lad been arrested on a charge os drunkenness and peace disturbance i He is a drunkard of the periodical kind. His fits of intoxication are said 10 he induced by some kind of secret ! rouble and no offender could be more | -epentant than he. He knows though