Arizona republican., 1904-06-23

DR. NORTON HOME-Dr. J. c. Nor. ton returned home yesterday morning from a trip to Gila Bend and Wilcox on live stock sanitary business.
 AN UNUSUAL SHIPMENT-The s. F. P. & P. railroad company will re- ceive today for a local wholesale house, a solid carload of California olive oil, shipped here from Los An geles.
 CORPORATE sUslNEsS-Articles of incorporation of the Hummer Oil and Gas company were filed in the office If the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is s1,OOO,OOO and the in corporators are E. B. Park, c. M. Mo Gown, N. Robbins and others. There was an amendment of the articles of the Macdonald Smelling Furnace com pany increasing the capital stock.
 A SUIT FOR DIVORCE-Suit for divorce was begun in the district court yesterday by Lena Eldridge against Fred Eldridge for failure to support. The complaint states that the parties were married in 1902 and that from the very beginning the defendant made no contribution to the maintenance of the plaintiff who has been compelled to earn her own living or live on the char ity of her friends.
 PAPAGOES HAVE SMALLPOX It was reported on Sunday that small pox had broken out in a settlement of Papago Indians near Gila Bend anG that members of the colony were apt to spread the disease on the Pima re s+ nix. The Pima reservation officials have appointed special policemen to keep the Papagoes away and Marshal Kinney has two extra policemen, Lon Feel and Will Price, to keep them from entering the city.
 FOR PROPOSED ENTRYMEN- Surveyor General Ingalls, has just com pleted and approved supplemental | townships plats for fourteen townships in the Gila land district, which are for record in the local land office at Tue son, Arizona. These plats show the l lot areas in these townships resulting from the survey and segregation "f mining claims therein, and is for the | information of parties wishing to know what portions of the legal sub -divisions of the public lands have been made fractional as q result of such mineral surveys.
 NO RECORD OF MARRIkcE-Con- l cerning the desertion of his wife by J. L. Henderson of Santa Ana. Cal, an account of which was published by the Republican yesterday there is no re- cord of the marriage of MT. and Mrs l Henderson. On December of last year a marriage license was issued to J. L. Henderson and Edith Cannon both of this county, but the license was never returned. But that IS a formal tity dispensed with in a great many leases so that the supposition is that Ithey were married but the certificate in the office of the probate judge has lnever been filled out
 FREED HIS NEIGHBORS-A teIe- phone message was received at the of flee of the sheriff last night from the slaughter house saying that there was a man there spreading alarm through out the neighborhood and that he was
 insane. Deputy Sheriff oscar Roberts responded to the message. He learned
 that the name of the man was McDon- ald and that he was employed at the slaughterhouse but by the time the of
 iicer got there he had gone to his home a short distance north. He lad beer
 out of his head for some time but Inc lhad suddenly become violent and Threatening. He was brought in ant
 will be given a hearing today. RELIEF MINE-George Hamlin i. in from the Relief mine again. F,
 says that all the machinery for tn, thoisting works, pumps and reduction
 plant has arrived and it is all on tho
 ground except the water and stean
 pipes which are at Glendale and will b.
 taken cut at once. The 30 ton roller
 mill is practically finished. the boilei
 has been set and workmen are engag-
 ed in placing the wall around it. The
 pumps are ready to be set as soon al