Arizona republican., 1905-10-10

the International Dry COncentratOr company were amended fixing the cap ital stock at $1,00O,000.
 FIRE DEPARTMENT MEETING The quarterly meeting of the Phoenix fire department was held last night at F'iremen's hall and was largely attend ed. The Five Points company was fined five dollars for failing to send a quorum to the last quarterly meet ing. It paid and took it's seat without a murmur. A committee was appoint ed to secure the picture of the late Hi Hooker, a member of the department and hang it in the hall. The treasur- CTS report showed the department fin ancial accumulation or surplus to be S245O.2O. This fund is scacredly guarded against the day when it will be needed for injured members. The greater part of the evening was de- voted to the discussion of a resolution to elect the chief for two years, raise his salary to $1O0 per month and re- quire him to stay at the engine house all the time. The resolution was fin ally tabled.
 REPUBLICAN RESULTs-On ac- count of increased business due to an extensive advertising campaign car ried on for the past two years through the columns of The Republican The Hub Clothing company has found it necessary to increase its floor space and make easy the handling of the business of the approaching winter season. What was formerly dressing and storage rooms in the rear of the Hub were yesterday taken out and in their stead arrangements were made to install fixtures to be used by the shoe department of the store. It was but q year ago and after one years use of space on a large scale in The Republican that Mir. Tharaldson the manager of The Hub, found it necessary to increase his quarters. Now with the second year completed a sec ond increase in floor space is required. If his advertising plan for the coming year is carried out it is a safe pre- dictiOn to say that The Hub even in its enlarged quarters will again be in need of room in which to accommo- date it's trade for advertisements in The Republican bring just such results.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. COTTEN.-l
 This morning, at MOhn & Doris chapel, at 9:3O o'clock, funeral ser vices over the remains of Mrs. F. E. Gotten, who died in this city at an ear ly hour yesterday morning, will be held, the Rev. MT Campbell of the
 
 ment of the remains will be made in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. Gotten was 37 years of age and was born in Cambridge, Illinois. Some eight years ago she came to this valley and re- sided in the country a short distance from town. Some four years ago she was married to F. F. Cotton. Last winter they made their home in this ! city, where, up to last April MT. Cot ten managed the Occidental They left here, going to North Dakota. Mrs. ! Cotten's health there was such that it was necessary to take her to St. Paul, ! where, for some time she was in the St. Joseph hospital. About two weeks l ago MT. Gotten brought her to PhOe- ! nix. hoping to benefit her health. Many ! friends of the deceased sympathize l with the bereayed husband in his sea 1 son of trouble.
 SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit was yes i terday, brought in district court by Grace McNeil against Dan McNeilI | asking for a divorce and something i more, an order compelling the defend ! ant to abstain from the hotel busi- |. ness. The parties were married at Prescott in 1901. III treatment and ! assaults are alleged. Insult ] ing accusations have been made to the plaintiff, on account of all of which 1 she desires to live separate and apart 1 from the defendant. The plaintiff states that she is the owner and pro prietor of a hotel at Wickenburg; that she paid for the property with money ] which she had before the marriage; i that the defendant resides at the hotel and claims to be the proprietor and l insists that guests shall settle with him !
 In says she lies when she pre- l tends to be the owner of the property | Thus an uncertainty has been planted ] in the minds of the guests regarding | the proper person to pay, and in conse- i quence the business of the hotel is i falling off. The plaintiff asks that the order of the court include an injunc- ] tion to the husband to move off the i premises of the plaintiff.