Arizona republican., 1904-04-10


 TWO SUITS FOR DIVORCE-Two suits for divorce were filed in the dis | trict court, and in each of them the | husband was the plaintiff In both suits abandonment was alleged. Tie parties to the first suit were Frank | Tucker and May Tucker, and to the ' last Samuel Ezra Muse and Amy Es- | tile Muse.
 THE oRPHEUs soclETY-The Orpheus society will hold its final meeting for this season at 7:15 o'clock next Tuesday evening at the Christian church. after which it will disband for the summer months. The winters
 work has been most successful from every point of view, and plans are now ibeing made for a more extensive work l next fall.
 A LIBERAL OFFER-There was
 stolen yesterday from the fancy and bead work store of Mrs. w. H. Hill, on South Second street. an unfinished Per sian design belt about three feet long. Mrs. Hill was curious to see what the belt would look like in a state of com l pletion. She therefore offers, if the thief will bring the property back for "a something it to be worn.
 CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE First l Church of Christ. Scientist. Services
 at II a. ID. Subject. Doctrine of iAtonement." Golden Text: And they
 that are Christs have crucihed the flesh with the affections and lusts.' Galatians. SPA Solo by Mrs. Helen Heap. Sunday school. 9:3O. Wednes-
 day evening testimonial meeting. 7:S0. Reading rooms are open daily. All are welcome.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL HURCH-Monroe street and Second avenue. A. NJ. Gibbons pastor. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m.; Junior League at p. m: Epworth league at p. m; public worship at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Subject of the morning sermon. 1 Moses. the Man of Cod All seats are free. You will find a cordial well come. Communion service will follow the morning sermon.
 A GUILD TEA-On Tuesday evening 1.-the Ladies guild Of the Episcopal Ichurch will give a charming tea at the residence of Mrs. F. J. Bennitt. on North Center street As it will be an levening entertainment. the gentlemen will be able to attend in full force with their wives and friends and enjoy the delightful hospitality of the ladies of the guild. KimOnas. aprons and fancy work will be on sale. and delicious re- treatments will be served. During the evening many musical numbers will be rendered, and all friends of the church
 are cordially invited to be present
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articles of ! the following corporations were filed in
 the office of the county recorder yester- day: American Ginseng company
 capital stock, $3OO.COO: incorporators
 c. w. Baldwin, A. E. McCoid and A. C. | Dorman. Minnesota Gold Mining com pany, capital stock, S1.0OO, GOO; incor- porators M. D. Hoff A. ['. Hendrick- son, F.. F. Wing and others. Fortunc | Gold Mining company. capital stock. ISl,000,, ,000: incorporatOrs, NJ. D. Ho0 | J. W. White. C. F.. Burns and othr5. 1 The United States-AIaskan Tin Mining company, capital stock, $5.OO0, ,OOO: in- | cOrpOratOrs, J. r.. Burton, J. Dieter and A. Fowle. North Coast Co-Opera- | tive Lumber company, capital stock $l,G00,0O0; incorporators, w. O. JefIs, | T. J. Hsmmer and D. C. Gibson. THE ONLY WAY TO CATCH HIM IA. ValenzUela, a character living in | the lower part of town. was before Justice Burnett yesterday on a charge of disturbance of the peace of the com munity in which he lives. Valenzuela | IS notorious wife-beater. His wife has always refused to make complaint ! against him or to appear in court against him. He beat her again on Friday night, and the neighbors took the matter up. They were obliged 10 l have him lrraCfaI fpy. q, the peace, but the court was given tn understand what kind of a criminal | Nalenzuela was. He was sent to ia;I
 for seven days. He told VaIenzuela that he had it in his mind to make it n