Arizona republican., 1905-05-11
SUIT FOR DVoRCE-suit for di-

SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit for di- vorce was begun in the district court yesterday, w. A. LonghOrne against Catherine Longhorne, on the ground of abandonment. The parties were married in Tucson fourteen years ago. The residence of the defendant is not known. Suit was also begun by Sarah Lee against w. H. Lee.
 DEATH OF ISAAC PECK-Frank H. Lyman yesterday received Q letter from w H. Peck of Port Orford, Ore, in which it was stated that Isaac Peck had just died at Goldheld, Nev. He San Francisco four weeks ago. intend- ing to return at once. There he met his brother, Frank Peck, who is en- gagged in the mining business at Gold field. and was persuaded by him to go there. Though the writer had learned none of the particulars of his brothers death. he surmises that he fell a vic tim to the plague which has been rag ing at the new mining camp for some months.
 A NEW TRADE-MARK-W this issue of The Republican the Arizona Hardware & Vehicle company pre- sents for the first time its new trade mark, which is, to say the least, very unique and striking. Enclosed within a circle of black, containing the words Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Incorporated 1905. is the Symbolic Swastika cross, bearing on it's arms the name of the firm in white lettering The signih- canoe of the Swastika being good luck. and the sign being so typical of Ari- zona, the adaptability of this design for a trademark was well conceived. This firm is a strong believer in adver- Using and the new trade mark will soon be well known throughout the territory.
 A YUMA JAIL BREAK-Sherif James Lowry of Yavapai county ar rived in the city yesterday on his way home from Yuma, where ne and Dep uty Louis Jacoby took three convicts a few days ago. The sheriff brought word of a break of the Yuma county jail and the escape of three prisoners who had been arrested for being found in a box car filled with goods, having entered for the purpose of stealing. The prisoners escaped by prying Q door open. There was an unsuccess- ful attempt to break jail by three other prisoners last week. The jail is an adobe structure, but is lined on the in side by sheet steel The prisoners had ltldlldSEu lO 4OOS-ll Oitf- SAit-L anu NFGAC just ready to attack the adobe when they were discovered.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: International Exploitation company, capital stock. $2,000, 900, in corporators C. H. Bierbaum, William H. H. Davenport and H. R. HOheld; Olive Branch Milling. Mining and De- Velopment company, capital stock, $1,- 900 ,000 incorporators. Peter Busch, E. G. Taylor and F. W. Wilder; Arizpe Copper company capital stock, $2,000.- O60 incorporatOrs C. H. Akers and R. E. Callahan; Consolidated Black Slate company. capital stock, S20O,000. incor- porators V. R. Audrus, J. H. Foster and C. w. Benuing; Reina Ge Plata Min.a- company, capital stock, $2,000,- OOO incorporate s. Marley g. NJ. Major and G. B. Hosier; Mineral Bluffs Gold company, capital stock, $500, 900, incorporators Thomas Shark, Peter Meinke and J. F. French. The articles of the Traction Company of America were amended as to preferred stock.
 A REAL ODDFELLOW-The en- campment Of the l. O. O. F. fraternity met Tuesday night as usual in the Monihon hall, and there was one sure enough OddfeIlow in the bunch. He had been initiated the week before into Lawton camo, U. s. w. ",