Arizona republican., 1906-01-13


 license was issued yesterday to Juan
 Ruis and Eroslinda Ballestero.
 END OF SESSlON-The live stock
 sanitary board yesterday held short
 session finishing up the business it has
 been engaged on this week M A.
 Perkins leaves on this mornings train
 for his home near Jerome Junction and
 George Pusch left last night for his home in Tucson.
 RETURNED FOR THE WINTER
 Mir. and Mrs. L. P. Chambers and family have returned from California, where they went to spend the holidays. Mrs. Chambers aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Downing. oe Lor- lsdon. England, accompanied them. wis iting all the places of interest on the coast. MT. and Mrs. Downing like Phoenix SD well that they nave lecid- ed to spend the balance of the winter | here.
 K. OF. DIS ENTERTAINED Past i Supreme Chancellor ogden H. Feth- CTS. at the regular meeting of the K | of P. lodge last night. gave a very in- 1 teresting address to the members of that order MT. Fethers spoke at ] length on the growth and early his tory of the order of Knights of Py- | thias. It being known that MT. Fethers would be present a large number of members of the lodge were there to
 greet him. After the address the work ! of the first rank was given ChaS Besse. A SUIT FOR DIVORCE--Suit for
 divorce was filed in the district court yesterday by Refugia Ruiz Soto against Jose Soto on the ground of desertion five years ago. The parties were married in Tombstone more than twenty years ago and have seven children. While they were living in Phoenix the plaintiff came into poses | sion. through gift of two lots ia Murphy addition, and 1t is to secure herself in their possession that the suit is brought She also asks for the custody of the children. The defend ant lives in Williams.
 INQUIRY FOR A BROTHER-Act- Ing Mayor Moss yesterday received a letter from J. N. FOrgy, IT,, of Yost, Ky, making inquiry about a brother, Josephus Forgy who left Chicago for
 Phoenix last spring to be treated for consum ption. Letters were reveiv- ed from him regularly until a little more than two months
 ago. In his last letter he
 stated that he was getting along well
 and had gone to work in Phoenix and
 had decided to make Phoenix his home.
 The writer mas become uneasy about
 him and would like information from
 him or concerning him.
 AN INSURANCE EXPERT-The
 many friends of Lloyd Damrona, form CT newspaper man of Phoenix and Los Angeles will be pleased to hear that he
 is getting along well. He had a re- sponsible but hard position on the Los Angeles Examiner and his health gave way so that after while he had to abandon it. He is now at Rome, Ga. as advertising manager for the State Mutual Life Insurance company. This Is also busy task for beside furnish ing newspapers with free and paid matter setting forth the advantages his company has to offer he gets out the literature of the company and publishes magazine in it's interest. His company, he writes, like many of the other smaller companies has been | greatly profited by the shaking up that | the life insurance business has had | The State Mutual will do business to the amount of $2O,000000 this year.
 NEW CORPORATIONS - Articles | of the following corporations were fiI- ed in the office of the county recorder | yesterday: San Luis Gonzaga Mining | and Milling company, capital stock, $1O0,0O0, incorpOrators, c. R. Hunting ton, T. A. FoQue, and w. H. Darlay; | Chillicothe Gold Mining and Milling | company, capital stock, $1,00O,OOO, ir- corporators, N. R Brown, G W Cutter, r