Arizona republican., 1904-01-19
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CATTLE SHIPMENT-Messrs Hos llins and Benton will today ship eight car loads of fat cattle to Los Angeles via the southern route.
 A SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-Suit for divorce was begun in district court yesterday by Mary MClume against William H'Clume on the grounds of abandonment and failure to support.
 w. c. T. U. MEETlNG.-The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held at the Union rooms, corner of Central avenue and Monroe street. Wednesday afternoon, beginning ut half past two. All are invited to at tend.
 A BIG TURNIP.-Sam Miller of Tempe. yesterday brought to the board of trade room a turnip weighing nine pounds in its stocking feet Talking about turnips, the size of them in this country is limited only by the size of the lot they are planted in and this specimen is large enough to give a whole dairy herd indigestion.
 BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.- The second regular mi-monthly meeting of the board of trade will be held at the board rooms this evening" HIS StCOIlu LlGellllSs OI tue IllOulH iS the one designated for the attendance of not only the directors but all mem bers of the board who are urged to be present and participate in the ques- tions that may come up and themselves suggest any Subject that it may seem desirable for the board to take action on.
 A TUCSON PARDON-Governor Brodie yesterday granted a pardon to Richard E. Goodwin a prisoner in the Pima county jail. Last October Good win was convicted in district court Of an aggravated assault upon his wife and was sentenced to two hundred days in the county jail. Latterly his health has been failing and it was feared that he might not live out his sentence. The petition for his pardon was signed by Judge Davis the trial judge, by most of the members of the trial and grand jury and by two phy- sicians.
 NEW CORPORATIONS.-Articlesof of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Irish Hill Development company, capital stock. $1,5OO,OO0, in corporators J. B. Rogers, w. C. Bailey. P. P. Austin and others; Comstock Gold Mining company. capital stock, S1,000,00O, incorpOrators c. F. Crow, J. A. Dickson, w. H. Goodwin and others; The Union Oil & Coal company, capi- tai stock, $2,OOO, ,OOO, incorporators J. A. Condit, w. l.. Morris and others; The Pacific Mining & Metals company, capital stock, S2,00O, 900, incorporators, J. Russell and F. A. Hunt: The Cat tlemen's Oil & Gas company, capital stock S1,5OO.OOO. incorporators F. D. Fisher, Fl. w. Reed, N. Skinner and others.
 DEATH OF MISS ELENoR POOcK l-At her home on University street Miss Elenor Poock departed this life yesterday morning at o'clock. More than q year ago Miss Poock came to Phoenix in search of health. She was accompanied by two sisters, who, with her brother-in-law, MT. Honnecker. were at her bedside when she breathed her last. The body will be shipped back to the old home in Ohio for in terment. Miss Poock was a beautiful character and during her short resi- dence in the city had won many warm friends. Throughout her long illness she was ever patient and cheerful, and when the summons came it found her ready. Peacefully and quietly the gentle spirit took its flight to a better world. The remains can be viewed at the undertakers parloFs this afternoon.
 CAPTURE OF A URGLAR.-Con- stable Redwine and Ed UetZ last night caught a burglar in the house of a Mrs Meyer, near the cemetery. There was no body at home and neighbors notic- ing that a man had entered the house telephoned for an officer. The response of Constable Redwine was so prompt that he got there before. the man had finished >rummaging the house. The