Arizona republican., 1906-01-04
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 for frequenting a house of prostitution.
 JEWISH FUNERAL-Jos. Solomon,
 of New York City, who died at the
 Sisters hospital last Saturday, was
 buried in the Jewish cemetery here
 yesterday afternoon, the Jewish con
 gregation officiating.
 SUIT FOR DlVORCE-Suit was fll-
 ed in district court yesterday by May
 E. Payekin against A A. Payekin for
 divorce on the ground of cruelty. MT
 and Mrs. Payellin were married in Fl | Paso, Texas, ten years ago.
 | DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOlU- | ITION-Saturday afternon at 2:30 o'clock, the Daughters of the American
 Revolution will hold a meeting at the
 residence of Mrs. G. w. Vickers, 446
 East Washington street, instead of at the home of Mrs. Walter Talbot as
 was formerly announced.
 SOME ZERO WEATHER-Incom- ing passengers from the northern part of the territory, who arrived yesterday, say that Ash Fork is having a cold 1 spell, the thermometer registering 10 degrees below zero the greater part of yesterday morning. Prescott, all though hardly as cold, is having zero weather. JUMPED A BOARD BILL-Follow- | ing the fair several cases have come to light of board bills and lodging bills which nave been evaded. Yesterday a man named Flames beat his landlady out of her room rent amounting to ten dollars and a warrant was issued for his arrest He has not yet been locat | ed by the officers. CARNIVAL COMPANY LEAVE The Consolidated Monarch Shows. formerly travelling under the name of the Southern Carnival company. which appeared in the city during the fair, will leave tomorrow night for Globe, where they will play an engagement of week. There are several new fea- lures with the show that are enter 1 taining.
 MIR. AND MRS. LEWIS IN TOWN MT and Mrs. Sol Lewis and Mrs. Lewis mother arrived in the city yes
 terday morning from San Francisco, and will visit for several weeks at the
 home of Mir. and Mrs. S. Oberfelder, of North Central avenue. MT. Lewis is largely interested in Phoenix real estate and is the vice president of the National bank of Arizona.
 MARICOPA CLUB DlRECTORY-l At a meeting of the board of directors of the Maricopa club held last evening. Howard Cassidy resigned as director and secretary of the club and J. w. Crenshaw was chosen to fill the va cancy on the board and elected to the office of secretary. MT. Cassidys res ignation was occasioned by a change in his business plans which will in the future take him out of the city great part of the time.
 A FAIR WARNING-It is learned
 at one of the Phoenix hotels that Pat 1 Grove is expected to arrive here this i morning. on business trip in the in | terest of the Armour Packing com I pany. It is alleged by those who pre- l ten to know that he is the same Pat | Grove who steals little children in ! Omaha, when he is not otherwise em-
 ployed. All the Phoenix millionaires
 should keep their children locked in ! the safety deposit vault today.
 i GOVERNOR kIBBEYS REPORT : There has been considerable inquiry i as to why the annual report of Cover nor Kibbey, submitted some time ago and referred to in the Washington dis 1 patches, had not yet been printed for i distribution. A telegram was receiv- ] ed at the governors office yesterday
 saying the printing of the report was ; delayed pending the making of a new ] and up to date map of the territory 1 which is to be printed with the report. The book when it does come, will . therefore be a more valuable one than ' ever. Y NEW ATIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed
 in the office of the county recorder
 yesterday: Ash Peak Mining com
 pany, capital stock. s5.000,000, incor-
 porators, A. Murphy and A. E.. Wood
 bridge; Golden Harvest Mining and
 Milling company, capital stock, $1,OOO,-
 coo, incorporators, l.. D. Phillips and
 w. H. Rudrauff; Pamaline Malaria
 Remedy company, capital stock, ST.
 500,0 900, incorporators, Lysander Cas-
 sidy and George Kirkland.
 A DEAL IN CALVES-A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest of Jesus Maria Lopez who resides near Tempe, who is charged with obtaining by fraud. six calves, the property of Frank Valenzuela. The calves mad been purchased by Lopez and a part , payment made on the deal with the understanding that the property was not to pass to his possession until all of the payments had been made. The calves were in the possession of J. Howard, and while he was away from his pasture it is claimed that Lopez entered and secured the calves. He will be tried today if apprehended. DEATH OF A PiONEER-Harrison Waterman died yesterday morning at
 the Sisters hospital, of heart trouble.
 He was about eighty years old and
 recently experienced a great deal of
 trouble from an injured eye, coming
 to Phoenix about two weeks ago for
 the purpose of having his eye treated
 from Kirkland where he has resided
 for many years. He had n affection
 of the heart for long time that grad
 ually grew worse as his age advanced
 and a few days ago he became quite
 i'll and went to the hospital where he
 was looked after by E. E. Kirkland
 They had been friends for long time
 and Mir Waterman for a number ot
 years, had lived on the Kirkland
 ranch in Kirkland valley. He had nc
 relatives in Arizona and it is not