Arizona republican., 1904-02-14

 their friends there on Monday when they take possession. Messrs. Wetzler and Sharp are both young men, hust- lers, and well known Phoenix boys. They will conduct general grocery business and have in connection fish department, and intend to give their patrons the very best service possible. ~
 LATE LlTIGATlON.-Suit for di- vorce was brought in district court yesterday by James Adams against Fannie Adams on the ground of aban- donment. The parties were married In May of 1894. Their separati n occurred about the time of the fourth anniver- sary of their wedding. Suit was brought by J. M. Rountree against Aiken Spalding for the foreclosure of a mortgage, or rather of two mortgages. Tn February of 1895 the defendant gave the plaintiff his note fer s350. secured by a mortgage on the west half of the cast half of the southwest quarter Of section 10, township one north, range five east. In May of the same year the defendant gave the plaintiff a note for $300, secured by a mortgage on the other half of the same quarter section. Suit is brought for the face of the two notes and for taxes to the amount Of S1O7 which he has paid.
 MILITARY MANoUVERs.-It is likely the companies of the national guard situated in this valley will cela- brate Washingtons birthday by q field drill that will give them lots of hard work, some practical experience and some fun. The organizations it is ax- pected will participate are B Company. Phoenix. under Capt. Parks C Com pany, Tempe. under Capt. Hayden; r; Company, Mesa City. under Capt. Le- Baron; Normal school cadets. under Capt. Irish; two companies of the In- dian school cadets under Capt. Grin stead and the Indian school band. This will make six companies and a band. quite a likely regimental showing. Col. McClintock will be in command and the firld of operations will probably be somewhere between Phoenix and Tempe, the locality not having been fully decided upon. The drill will oe in battle formation and other manou- Vers that cannot be well pTaCticed on the city streets.
 NEW cORPORATiONS-Articles nf the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Boston Hill Mining com pany. capital stock S40OOO0 incor- porators J. F. O'Moore. E. Willard. F. J. Blanchard and others; The Oak Creek oil company capital stock, $10O,0o0. incorporators s. R. and $. P. Smith and c. D. Cummings; The Coneyville Crude Oil company, capital stock, S1,OO0,0OO, incorporators J. w Hawthorne, C. II. Saunders, w. IT, Payne and others; Independence Mu- tual Oil company. capital stock. Sl0Q.- 900. incorporators P. Gidden, l. M Parker and l.. H. Smith: Chicago Great Eastern oil company, capital stock. S1,OOO 900. incorporators George F. Hall. J. C. Urpdike and others; Fl Orc Consolidated Mining company capital stock, $1500,OO. incorporators J. c. Murdough. J. ". Durst, T. r. Keeler and others; Fl Oro Consoli- dated Mining and Milling company, capital stock, S30O.OOO. mcorporators. C. St Morris, J. r. Corwin. w. E. Paige and others; Illinois Colorado Gold Mining company. capital stock S250.O0O. incorpoTators w. r. Taylor. E A. Shanklin and A. C. Hayner: The Suuderth oil and Gas company, capi- tai stock. $25o,OOO. incorporators r. c. Weis; T. P. Athey and others; The Syndicate Oil company, capital stock, s1000. 900. incorporators :. II. Hall, F. c. Best and F. r. S:Sitn.