Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-15

A FORECLOSURE ACTlON-Suit
was brought in district court yesterday
by Herman n. Schultz against L. y.
Higgins for foreclosure.
THE NEW MEXICO FAITHFUL
w. b. Clcary last night received tele-
gram from New Mexico informing him
that the territorial convention yester-
day strongly endorsed the nomination
of William r. Hearst for the presi-
deucy.
COUNTRY CLUB RECEPTION.--
The last reception of the season will
take place at the Country club tomor~
row. 1t will be made Il gala season.
There viii be excellent music and all
other adjuncts necessary to make the
day fitting and pleasant close of the
season.
JUST HEARD OF THE TRAGEDY.
Eddie Ennis, who has been in the hills
north of the city, returned to town last
night. He is a half brother of Jack
Buckley who died of wounds received
in the explosion at the Palace Il week
ago last Sunday. He had not heard of
the tragedy until he reached town.
GONE TO SAN FRANcIScO.-Pro-
chestra left on this mornings train for
his former home i'll San Francisco, be-
ing summoned by the illness of both his
father and sister Mrs. Smith remains
here being slightly i'll herself and may
join her husband in San Francisco
later as it is possible he will be &c.
tanned there Indefinitely.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit Tor
divorce was fled in the district court
yesterday by ]. If. Piper against Ade-
line Piper on the ground of cruelty.
The parties were married in Maine al
most a generation ago. According TO
the con- plant the defendant had a
tongue in her head and used it to the
disadvantage of the plaintiff whom she
called names that he could not bear.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
the following corporations were filed in
the office of the county recorder yes
terday: Clermont Oil company, capt.
tai stock, 100000, incorporators w. p.
Thomas, K. L. Shellaberger and others !;
Wahsatch Mining company, capital
stock. S1,5OO,OCO, incorporators, H. c.
Baker and F. NJ. Johnson; Manufact-
urers Premium company, capital stock,
lS15c 600 incorporators NJ. S. Reinel and
George Fl. Fairchild.
CLEAN OUT YOUR WARDROBES.
Ensign Charles West of the Saliva
| ton Army has opened a way for all to
clean out their ward robes. The Sal
walton Army wants all the mems, wom-
ems and children's clothing ii can get
for the sale which will open on April
| goth. If those who are unable to send
the clothing will send a postal card 70
the Salvation Army, 2O4 East Jefferson
street some one will call and get it.
The revival services will begin on April
%. Ensign and Mrs. West invite all
Christians to join in the soul-saving
campaign
THE FUNERAL OF LEE YORK.
The funeral of Lee York, the aged
Chinaman who died here two months
ago will take place on Sunday at
Easterling e Whitney's. On Tuesday
his relatives, his wife, daughter and
son will start to the Flowery Kingdom
with his remains. Lee York was one
of the earliest and best Cinnamon Of
the valley. His daughter Mary Lee
who has grown up here is a handsome
and bright girl. Everybody in town
knows her and, respects her. She is a
member of the Presbyterian Sunday
school and a very earnest one. Mary
has been very busy for the last week
or two in getting her "chock gee" ready
for she expects to come back to this
country.
A BILL OF EXCEPTIONS-A bill of
exceptions has been fled in the case of
II. j. Bennett against w. F. Nichols
ana other members of the territorial
board of equalization, an application
Tor writ of mandamus to compel the
board to place the Santa Fe and Phoe-
nix railroad on the tax list. The writ
was denied. The bill of exceptions is
based upon the refusal of the court to