Arizona republican., 1904-03-02

WIcKENBURG VISITORS.-J. c. Reed and family and J. w. Etter of Wickenburg are in the city for few days visit.
 A BUSINESS cHANGE.-T. A. Ellis has sold a half interest in the Yer mont Monument O.. Fifth ave-, and Washington street, to Mrs. NJ. E. Coulson.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-The directors of the board of trade held a regular meeting last night but orly routine business was transacted, there being nothing of special interest before the board.
 GOT TEN DAYS.-Francisco Men dez was sent to jail yesterday for ten days, by Justice Robertson. He got drunk and disturbed the peace of the people residing in the vicinity of Seventh and Cleveland streets. and when Constable Kyle tried to interfere with his pleasure there was a scrap in which the officer finally got the better of it.
 A SUIT FOR DIVoRcE.-A suit for divorce was begun in district court yesterday by Elise Malloy against William F. Malloy. The parties to this suit were married in California in 1895. Two years later the defendant left the plaintiff who does not know where he is now. She only knows that since that time he has not contributed to her support.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes- terday: Oregon Phonolite company, capital stock $5OO06, inccrporators T. A. Wilson, c. F. Brown, w. H. South and others; Public Oil company. capi- tai stock. $1,OOO,0OO incorporators II. H. MKay, L. P. Hurter and William | Bialey; Economy Mills company, capi- tai stock, S2OO, 900, incorporators J. Freund and J. T. H. Holton.
 DEATH OF SIDNEY FAINTER ] Sidney Painter died at his home in thIs city yesterday. MT. Painter had lived ! here for several years and was for a | long time employed at Thayer's hard ware store. He had been a sufferer 1 from tuberculosis. He was among the ! first to take the Fralick treatment two years ago and at first he seemed to have experienced great benefit Soon after that he went to Mexico and after living there short time he grew wors. and returned to Phoenix. A PLEASURE TRIP.-Warren Bur gess, the self-confessed deserter from the American navy who surrendered | himself at the office of the sheriff week ago left last night for Mare | Island station in charge of Charles ! Cox. It was not necessary to take any | precautions in the transportation of the prisoner for he was glad to get | back. There is no one he would rather | travel with than MT. Cox for they were comrades in the Philippines. serving together under Captain Frank Russell l formerly of Phoenix
 WISCONSIN VISITORS-Mrs. A. M. Palmer and son Douglas. who have 1 spent the last month here very enjoy ably left on this mornings s. r. P. ti P. train for their home in Superior. | Wis. Mrs. Palmer is connected with the legal department of the Great North ern railway. having charge of fine gar nishment division of it's business and being the only woman in the country who holds a position of that character. She has been connected with the road for many years and being bright bus mess woman, she has steadily advanced from one responsible position to anoth- CT, till she now has charge of a very important branch of the company's service. Her attention was directed to Phoenix by other officials of the same company who have been here and her. visit was purely one of outing and re- creation.
 A PHOENIX MARKET-Mr. r. j. Cole, former mayor of Phoenix is i'll the city after an absence of two years. Mir Cole is engaged in mining in Gila county between Kelvin and Globe, where he has valuable properties. The