Arizona republican., 1904-01-23

against ]. ]. Whittemore on the
ground of failure to support. The par
ties were married in Texas in 1889.
They have resided in Phoenix for the
last five years but they have not lived
together for one year. The defendant
is a member of the bar of this county
and in the early stage of his practice
here he was assisted by his wife. The
PLAINTIFF asks not only a divorce, but
restoration to her maiden name Of
Della Pecos, a division of community
property estimated to be worth $4,000.
and aiimony of SIS a week.
HELP. IN TIME OF NEED.-The
present distressing cold spell has
prompted Goldberg Bros. to open up
their hearts in a most magnificent way
for the benefit of suffering mankind
and for today only they propose to
place on sale every overcoat in the
house at exactly one-half price. This
will be a great opportunity for those
who thought they could pull through
the winter without the expense of an
overcoat and for those who had TO
chang up" their listers to tide them
over the holidays. The ad on the last
page of this issue tells all about it and
it will be more interesting reading for
a lot of people than the front page
stuff that relates the weather news
elsewhere.
THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS.-There
will be a meeting OF the Young Mems
Democratic club at their club rooms
tonight 1t will no doubt be the formal
opening of the pre-county convention
campaign. The club will no doubt put
forth the full quota of its members
for the offices. The club is supposed
to be stronger within the party than it
was a year ago Notwithstanding the
severe jolt it received at the city cleo
ton last spring. Some of the Jeffer-
sonians seeing that there is little hope
for either faction of the party so long
as they are fighting each other have
shown a disposition to come to an un-
derstanding They will probably assist
in swelling the membership of the club
for the age limit is not really in the
way. A democrat is always young
until he is dead and without hope Of
Office.
UP AGAINST IT.-There is a ion
printing establishment on Wall street
that seems to be rather up against it.
For some time the proprietors have
csc game with the owner of the build
ing, Alex Steinegger, the issue being
over the question of rent. There was
no trouble about the passing of notes
as they were all automatically and
courteously answered, but Mr.. Steineg-
ger, like Japan. never seemed to make
any progress. Finally he decided that
if his tenants did not evacuate he
would freeze them out, so he entered
the house one day and took the hinges
off the front door. When they re-
turned they got some boards and nail
ed up the entrance using the back
door as a means of ingress and egress.
From the court yard in the rear they
came out to daylight through the
apartments of adjoining tenants. The
neighbors finally got tired of that pro-
ceeding and refused the right of way.
Then they found a means of entrance
through a hall that runs by the room
they occupy. Yesterday Mr.. Steineg-
ger got in the same way and after
tearing out the lumber in front and
throwing it into the street, proceeded
to take the hinges off the back door.
He has a bunch that by the time he
removes the roof his tenants will con-
clude 10 vacate for already the ven
tilation has become excessive in cor
sideration of the present state of the
weather.