Arizona republican., 1904-06-15
TAE FLOWER BEDS

TAE FLOWER BEDS-The flower beds at the court house plaza are source of continuous delight for Phoe- nix people. The pansy. violet and yer bena beds just now seem to be the most conspicuous of the cnxans of varieties of pretty flowers.
 SURVEYOR GENERALS BuSl- kESS-The business of the office of the surveyor general in mining matters is heavier than it has ever been before. Up to yesterday seventy-one mineral surveys had been ordered. Of these no returns had been received from fifty eight. leaving thirteen to be worked up
 ARIZoNIAMS ON THE COAST The following persons are among the Arizonians who are stopping at the Ma tick house, Los Angeles: A. M. Morley, of Prescott; g. w. HaIker and wife and Thomas F. Mitchell, of Congress; Mir and Mrs. Warnke, Rev. C. w. Maxon, Newton Mardhall and Thomas Felton, of Phoenix; W. J. Blair and C. Hudler. of Bisbee; s. A. Cameron. w. C. Hil- dreth and E. NJ. and Charles Curnow. Of Tempe.
 IN SEARCH OF HEALTH-Wimiam Belt Wilson and Mrs. Susan Wilson, who live near Wilson crossing, Will leave for Virginia within a few days for the benefit of his health, which has been declining for some time. He has | resided in the territory since 1876 and he is hopeful that his health will inn prove 90 that he may return. His brothers, John R. Wilson and Claude G. Wilson, have also recently left the val l lev Tha fnrr10er~ iS with Na yr, Union at Los Angeles and the other with his cousin, J. A. Cox, at WalIl ~alla, Wash.
 A SUIT FOR PARTlTlON-Sult
 was filed in the district court yesterday by James B. Alexander, of Sacaton, and Henry SG. Alexander. of Portsmouth, O. against J. L. B. Alexander, Ernes- Fleming and Mary J. Baker for a par ution of lots {. , and of block 7e of the city of Phoenix. It is alleged in the l complaint that each of the above named | Hthgants own an undivided one-fifth of an undivided one-half interest in this property, said to be wosth s15,OOO. One 1 Aalf of the property belonged to the { late Mary A. Alexander, of whose will
 J. IA B. Alexander is the executor.
 NEW TIONS-Articles of the following corporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- 1 day. Aztec American Investment com paHy. capital stock S600, GOO, incoIpJrat- I oEs J. R. Marmion and w. W. Andar-
 son: The Variegated Sandstone com- pany, capital stock. $500. OOO. incorporat- yors C. w. King and F. E. Martin; Hen-
 brillo Copper Mining company, capital stock. $1,000,OOO, incorperators ". M | Fly. J. P. Dieter and J. E. Reed: New | Century oil and Gas company, capital stock, S1,O00,0OO, incorpOrators, J. C. | Tippet, L. H. Welch and A T. Kin eaid: Wayside Pool Oil company, oap-
 ital stock, $1.OO0, ,0e0, inc operators, G. R.
 Allen, 7. T. Perkins and J. F.. sawteI;
 Good Hope Mining and Milling com-
 pany, capital stock, s1.5OO. 900, incorper- ators E. L. Carper. C. M. Finch and J. B. Bushnell
 PLAClDA WAS PLAclD-Constabl Kyle spent a good part of Monday af- ternOon and half of yesterday trying to | locate Placida SolaTex, who yves charged the day before by his wife with having beaten her. He was traced to | the ranch, five miles from town, whe-e | he Is employed. then trailed back home
 again, where he vas finally capture d.
 In the meantime his wife, Martha Val deH. had appeared in court and tried to withdraw the charge On the ground that he would kill her She was not allowed I to do SO. however. and the culpgit was arTniEnsa and his ease set for hearing tdoay at ia o'clock. He denied that he
 was bad man or & criminal, though on various occasions the officers have been called upon to mix in his family affairs in exactly the same way, and they think there has been plenty cf smoke to indicate some fire.
 FOR A MONTHS TRANEL-Celonel J. H. McClintock having secured q months leave of absence from his of. fcial duties as postmaster, left this