Arizona republican., 1906-02-11
A DESIGNING COMPANY-

"A DlSSOlNING COMPAN1-A pc titiOn for the dissolution of the Sidel oil company was filed in district court yesterday.
 THE FIRST SWEET PEAS-There was seen at Sanichas' yesterday the first sweet peas of the season, and perhaps nowhere else in the United
 States are there any quite so far along They were raised by Mrs. George Hall
 of North Center street.
 COME TO GET WARM-Dr. c. H
 Conner arrived yesterday morning on
 the Diamond Jo from Albuquerque. N,
 A.. to visit his brother. pr. D. L. Con-
 ner and to bask in the sunshine of
 Arizona The doctor is convalescinG
 from an attack of typhoid fever and
 is delighted with the climate of Phoe- nix and will remain in the city for thirty days.
 RETURNED AFTER TEN YEARS General and Mrs. Simpson had a call yesterday from a gentleman whom they entertained in the American le- gation in Quito, Ecuador. MT J. B. Havre He used to live in the Valley, but !s now a commission merchant in San Francisco. He thinks the i'm provements in Phoenix and the Valley are wonderful in the ten years since he was here
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Opposite postoffice. Preaching morning and night by Harold GOvette. Theme for II q. m.: "The God of Gold" For 7:3O D. m.: Evening Light" Sunday scnool at 9:45 a. m. Junior League at 9 D. m. Senior League at 6:3O D. m. Epworth League lecture Tuesday night with music by rs,n Iv- Mrs. L. H Richards
 THE FUNERAL OF MARVIN THOMAS-The funeral of Marvin H. Thomas, a veteran of the Civii war, will take place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the undertaking rooms of P Mohn. All old soldiers are re- quested to attend. There will be con veyances for their accommodation. The body of another veteran, John c. Sher- mer, will be taken to Morristown for burial
 DIVORCE DAY-Yesterday' session of the district court was mostly given over to divorce matters. The case of Helen Hagerman against George E. Hagerman, begun a week ago. was con cluded and a decree was ordered. The defendant was represented by an at tOrney. but no evidence was put in in his behalf. In the case or Louisa Gleason against George w. Gleason and Linnie H. Miller against w. $. Miller. decrees were also granted.
 NEW ATIONS-Artfcles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: International Exploration company. capital stock $500,000, incOr- porators Lysander Cassidy and George Kirkland; New Jersey -GOldfeld Mines capital stock $1,000,000, in N. and s. PrOsky and C. w. Van Dohlen; American Televue- company, capital stock S1,000,000, in- J. E. Fowler. P. Stein and w H. HOlcomb; Manhattan Midway Mining company, capital stock S1.000,- 900, incOrporators R. B. Meder. J. Clin- ton and w. Crocker
 A SONS EMBEZZLEM MENT-Man- uel De Lama, a son of Pedro c. De Lama is now confined in the county jail. being held on the complaint of his father. charged with embeZzlement The complaint was filed in Judge court yesterday, and the boy will be tried Tuesday. According to the story, as told by the father, the boy was sent to town to cash several checks which had been taken in at Glendale, at the saloon De Lama, Sr., is operating. The boy cashed the checks, but did not return to Glendale with