Arizona republican., 1904-11-05

A NEW CORPOEATlCN-Artiele7
 of incorporation Of the Midland Slate and Lumber company were filed in tho office of the county recorder yesterday
 The capital stock is $jo.Q0O and the iu-orroratoIs ala J. r. Pawtle, l.. L. Palmer. P. I. Gardiner and others.
 ROOSEVELT ELECTED-Thcce is no use for Judge Parker to waste any more time with politics for Roosevelt
 was elected day before yesterday. Ina
 is the news brought by Frank L- Howard of Towards ranch cottages
 who returned home yesterday From a
 trip to Chicago He says that on west bound train No..1 wltch seemed to be made up Of a very representative .llaSs of passengers, it was decided to
 take a uou of the voters converri1S
 presidential favoI-tes. The result was as follows: Roosevelt 19; Parker 20;
 Swallow 1.
 WILL RETURN TO PHOENIX AVord Las been received that M". James o. Prescott of New York wLu arrive Le-e soon vi-l his family 60 spend the winter and p=rEeps to lo-
 cate permanently. 1ir. Prescott has been eEcCrsiJl manager of tLe Erie railroad for over thirty years. He has been afflicted NrIth asthma for a long
 time and spent last winter in PAor- nix securing great relief from his
 trouble while here. He finds l. Deces-
 sary to go somewhere and If he has
 to leave New York there is no pluco
 La would rather live than in Phoenix
 LONG JOURNEY FOR CLIMATE
 lIr. and Ms. Y. R. Larsen have a-- rived iu this city from Denmark and
 expect to locate he-e permanently, or
 at least so far as they can now plan.
 MT. Larsen is a Baptist minister ana
 $ troubled W--h an affection of the
 throat that T-0de his removal to
 T--rUer and dryer climate imperative.
 Tn his study Of the s--ualio. he loGlI
 -larn Of go place offering greater in
 ducemeuts for health and happiness
 than the salt T.yer valley, so he came
 here, leaving his native land about two uOacls- ago. He speaks EnsIisl very nUeudy though it is not his ir- tCu-.0l to engage in active prlu-, work again until Eis health has i-u- iproveI.
 BAUER VS. BiLLUPs-Tle only case before district court yesterday was that of Charles Bauer against Mrs Laura Biuups for the recovery or damages. Tn 1905 the plaintiff pur- i csaeed Of the defendant a share in 9 | canal or the south side. The plaintiff ter learned that the right % the use ] of the water rapIeSelted by the share | had been leased by the husband of | Mrs. BiI-ups to Wolf Sachs and that the lease would not expire until 1905. ] He sues for damages to foGr 0-1ps i1 ! Icouseu-euce of his inability to get posses 9s-gu Of the water right Tho 1 Goy was taken up wt-h the eZamiuI- | tion of witnesses and late in the of 1 ternoon slbpcsnaes were issued for ! lU,hers.
 l CHINAMAN DIED SUDDENLY l Ye Hong Git a Chiuaman, died sud ! denly yesterday afte-roon al his housr ! on 9 vegetable ranch 9bou1 a half n le south Of the old Nj. 6 P. depot. Cor c1e- Burnett was informed and a jury after careful inquiry returned a ver- i diet Of death from natural causes. Yo Hong Git was about forty-six years old He had been suffering severely with n bad cold for a-out ten days and for day or two had been com pldlniug to his partners that Ee ex- per-enced great difficulty in breathiug Since Sunday he had made no effort to work Dut yesterday afternoon he went out to the field where his r.4rr- .ners were working. About 2:30 he said he felt worse and went to the house. A half hour later when his partners went to the house they found hiu dead.
 THE DEATH OF A LlON-A boy by the name of John Demer5reaux drew %20 ou- of tie county treasury yesterday. His warrant for the money wac tHe skin Df ga lion which he brought Co town with him. Tlc inaa- hitaot Of the skin had been dispossas- s-d ot l. so recently that it was vet green though it was fast taking on .l