Arizona republican., 1904-06-24

ORNAMENTAL AND CONVEN' lENT-The Hotel Adams has a hand- some new inkwell cabinet of onyx and silver or some other highly polished white metal It contains beside the inkwells. match and toothpick boxes. over thirty advertisements printed on celluloid with colored inks.
 ARIzONlANS ABROAD-The rol" lowing residents of the territory are registered at the Natick house, Los Angeles: Harry Burleigh, Jos White house and A. M. Wolwood of Prescott; M. Penniwell and wife and Mrs. M Spears of Phoenix; J. E. Ludy of Yu- ma: c. F. Gum and family of Globe; K. T. Hyder of Tempe; F. w. Vagel- ston of Williams; G R. Williscraft of Phoenix; George Fraser of Morencl; w. Y. Price of Florence; w. F. Leigh ton of Parker and T. T. Hines Of Douglas.
 1 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANT IED-The civil service commission an nounces an examination to be held on July 20 in this city and in Nogales. Prescott and Tucson to secure eligibles from which to make certiiication to ill | a vacancy in the office of clerk, eighth division of the railway mail service and other similar vacancies which may oc- cur in that division. An examination for the same purpose was held in this city on April 22, out no eligibles were secured. Applicants must be legal residents of this territory. The age limit is eighteen and thirty-fve years Applicants must be at least five feet
 and six inches.
 GONE TO ST. LOUlS-Miss Jennie
 A. Welch, popular musical instructor of Phoenix left last night on her sum iner trip. She will visit St. Louis an'
 spend some time with relatives there l incidentally taking in the exposition and attending the national convention
 of music teachers, which meets il July. This is one of the greatest pri vilcGes accorded to teachers and stu
 dents, and thousands attend it annual lly Miss Welch is one of the mos gifted and ingenious teachers in tn T city and Phoenix is justly proud of it musical ability. both professional an
 amateur. Miss TFelch will reopen he 3 studio the 1st of October, and will hay
 her usual large class of students. THE CAUSE OF lT-The Tombston
 Prospector says: A prisoner name
 Bert Judie was brought over from Ma co yesterday under sentence of 30
 days or $500 on charge of stealing
 six shooter and suit of clothes fror
 Liggett's transfer office in Naco
 was this petty theft that led to tn
 killing of Moore and Bonnhauser
 that place few days ago. Moore as
 serted that the Wells Fargo agent stoi Ithe goods and Constable Clark state
 Judie stood nearby and overheard tn lQuarreling over the matter and migl
 have averted a tragedy by telling whe
 he knew about it. The community
 Indignant toward Judie which account = for the extreme sentence in his pet: h larceny case.
 N A EVANcE OF LONG STAND lNG-Suit for divorce was brought i district court yesterday by l. l.. Jack
 son against Jennie Jackson oH th ground of abandonment. The pa"tla were married in Texas twentyfiv years ago. They have one son twet Ity-two years of age. The desertio complained of occurred In 1892 wine the plaintiff states that he turned oV1 to the defendant all the property h IN had in the world amounting to $6,50
 Since then he has acquired in this va
 ley farm property below the city
 which his equity is worth $2,000. H
 asks for divorce and for the sole pos
 session of all the property which i
 has acquired without the aid of h \ wife.
 XII NEW RATloNS-ArtIclcs
 incorporation of the following con panics were filed in the office of tf county recorder yesterday: Monte
 moreles Plantation comany capit
 stock, s500,000, incorporators, O. } N Haugan, Fl. w. Hendrickson ar