Arizona republican., 1904-04-29
THE INDIAN SCHOOL eAND.-A

THE INDIAN SCHOOL BAND.-A large crowd greeted the Indian school band at Eastlake park last night and was we'll paid for going for the boys never played better.
 MIR. JONES IMPROVlNG.-Saul Jones, who was dangerously injured in a runaway on Tuesday and who is now at the Sisters hospital, is said to he improving with fair chances for re- covery.
 STOCK SHlPMENTS.-A special trainload of twenty cars of cattle was shipped out yesterday via the M. & P. by Mir. Hcskins. The cattle were con- signed to the Cudahy Go. of Los An geles. MT. Hitchcock will ship seven carloads today.
 RENEWING AcQUAINTANcEs.- Sam BayIey. a former Phoenician was in the city yesterday renewing former acquaintances. Since living here he has been almost everywhere between the Colorado river and the city of Mex ico and is now in the employ of the U. s. G. survey at one of the up river camps.
 EVANGELIST MEETlNG-TheR Rev. George Sheafor, who will begin evan EellStlC on Sunday, has just recently conducted very successful meetings in Topeka, and Ottawa, Kan. MT. Sheafor is sweet singer of gospel hymns. Ii is expected that the meetings will be continued during next week.
 NEW CORPORATlONS.-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday; Jumbo and Vernal Extension Mining company, capital stock, $1,2OO,- OO0 incorporates H. B. Lind and R. A. Martin; Canton Development company, capital stock, $2, 5O0,O coo, incorporators C. Johnson, l. F. Johnson, I. L. Clark and others.
 HAVE RETURNED TO PHOENIX. Ed. F. Leonard has returned to Phoe- nix. He has accepted the position of master mechanic of the M. & P. rail- road. MT. Jno. Kennedy, who has held the position for the past two years has resigned and will move 10 Los Angeles MT. Leonard and wife (nee Miss Grace Kemp) will be at home at 1904 E. | Washington street.
 NO MANOUVERS.-Col. B. w. 1 Leavell, adjutant general of Arizona, recently addressed a letter of inquiry | to the war department concerning probable manouvers during the coming year in which the national guard
 would be permitted to participate. He was informed that there would be no manouvers this year in the southwest ern military division which is com prised in part by the department of
 the Colorado.
 BOND LECTlON.-Next Saturday,
 April 30, Tempe is 10 vote on the Ton
 to road bonds. Those in position to
 know assert that there is little doubt
 that the bonds will carry but neverthe- less friends of the movement have no idea of stopping their labors in it's be- | half till the ballot boxes close. Much depends upon favorable action by the Tempe people. MT. Hill has announced
 that just as soon as he is advised that
 the bonds have carried, work will be
 resumed at Fish creek and the build | ing of the road will be rushed as fast
 as possible.
 l A DIVORCE SUIT.-Sarah F. Nye yesterday began suit for divorce
 against Abel F. Nye on the ground of | general wcrthlessness. The parties
 were married in Ithaca, N. Y, fourteen
 years ago and came to Phoenix five ! years ago. They have one child, a boy i ten years old. It is alleged that the de- l fendant is dissipated and that for the
 last two years he has contributed notn- | ing to the support of his family trough capable of earning money. He has al- | so been abusive to the plaintiff and
 cruel to the child for whose custody
 the plaintiff prays alleging that the de-
 fendant is not fit person to bring him up.
 CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION- | Secretary Parker of the Water Users