Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
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 A SAD ERRAND-J. T. Whitney ] left last night for Los Angeles, called
 to the bedside of his mother. who has ! just undergone a serious surgical op- eration.
 VISITING IN TERRE HAUTE-
 Mrs. w. J. Cain. who has been in the l east for some time. is now visiting for ten days with Mrs. Joseph J. Jenckes. nee Miss Kibbey, in Terre Haute Ind.
 Mrs Cain expects to return home | about the last of the month.
 CRADLE ROLL-The mothers of children belonging to the cradle roll department Ot the W. c. IT. U. are re- quested to bring the little ones to the Presbyterian church Wednesday, after noon at o'clock for introduction to the convention. By order of the su- perintendent of the Cradle Roll depart ment.
 A SUDDEN DEATH-AngeHta Yer duga, a woman about 4S years old, fell dead near her home on South Second avenue yesterday evening. Justice Burnett was notified and an inquest was held. and it was decided that the woman had died of heart disease. She had been up town. and had almost reached her gate when she fell.
 NOT THE ATHLETICS-M of the Phoenix Mexican Athletic club deny that it was their team which was defeated Sunday by the Tigers They say the defeated team was a pickup eleven, and that it is against the rules of the Athletics to be defeated The rule has been established by the win ming of the two games played with the Indian team.
 POLICE coURT-Torebio Camargo and R Can6oz.t Ty-ara sa,t fo fas v-a.- terday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct each under sentence of ten days. Tom Rogers was arrested fO~ drunkenness. but the case had mitigat- -' ing circumstances and his sentence WIS suspended. Another man was ar rested in the afternoon for drunken ness. but he was not in a condition to appear at court time
 REPUBLICANS AT ALHAMBRA- The republican county candidates had a splendid meeting at Alhambra last night All the candidates were pres ent, and there was a large crowd in at tendance. The school house was ele- gantly decorated by Mr. and Mrs. Keith and MT. Reakseker. The music Twas furnished by the Forbes orchestra. The meeting was presided over by Mir. Keith. The speakers were surprised to find so great an interest taken in the campaign.
 A HALF GROWN PEAR-G. J. Smith, who lives on the Cave Creek road, near the Indian school, had d pear which he had hoped he could ma ture into a record breaker for size. Unfortunately, though, the wind blew It of the tree the other day, and it had to stop growing. as he knows no artificial device for nourishi1Tg it. He brought it to the office of the Eoard of trade yesterday and found that it measured sixteen inches in circumfer- ence one way, but only fourteen inches the other way. He also brought along another pear nearly as large. just 70 prove that the first one mentioned was not the smallest one he had on the ranch.
 A DAMAGE sUIT-The damage suit of Mrs Ida F. Mitchell against the Phoenix Street Railway company came up in district court yesterday. This; action had its origin last winter She was riding on one of the cars of the company, near the Capitol building. She was sitting on one of the outside seats, and when the car turned at a curve she was thrown off, sustaining a broken arm. Suit was brought for S5,0O0. Several witnesses were exam ined, among them Dr. r. ?. Palne~ Joseph German and l. H. Andrews, for the Plainun, and the carmen of the comp2ny for the defense. All the evi- dence was submitted. The instructions will be delivered this morning.
 NEW RATIONS-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder The Valley Crude On and Gas company, capital stock, $1. QOO. 900: incorpOrators. R. $. Ayers and c. w. Green; IndianOla Land and Investment company, capital stock, $500, 900: in SOrporastOrs, George B. Mitchell and C. E. Holderman. Vanguard oil and Chs company, capital sock, S1,25O,0OO: in corporators, George E. Mitchell and L. B. Mitchell; La Quiebra Gold Min ing company. capital stock. s6OOOO incOrporAtOrs. B. Schuman and H. K Jones. Pacific Mining and Milling company, capital stock. S1.0OO 900: in corporators. J. WOoIner. M. H. Kunze C. Kind and Fl. c. Marcus.
 SURVEYS APPRONED-The sur Neyor general has approved the follow ing official mineral surveys: Survey No. 1859, Contention lode claim. sittI- ate in the Warren mining district. Co., chise county, claimed by Jacob Pir- rung of Bisbee, Ariz Survey No. 1871. Welcome, Welcome No. West, Vel come No. East, New York No. 1. New York No. 2, Dixie. Dixie No. 9. Dixie No. 3, Hunter and Sunny Side lode claims. situate in the Weaver mining district, Yavapai county. Ariz.. and claimed by the Rincon Mines com pany. Survey No. 1879. Ontario. Damit, Grand Prize and O. K. lode claims, situate in the Warren mining districy, Cochise county, Ariz.. owned by the estate of Sol Pierce. deceased.
 DECK VS. DECK-Suit for divorce was hled in the district court yester- day by Joseph W. Deck against Ser nedene Deck. on the ground of abar- comment The pauties were married in this city on April G. 19O3 Mrs. Deck left her husband on May 6 of the same year. The complaint states that tho plalutih always treated his wife with rafF