Arizona republican., 1906-08-16
Of Local Interest
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 SUIT FOR DIVoRcE-suit for di- vorce was begun in the district court yesterday by Mrs. L. N. Loeb on the ground of failure to support The de- fendant is a business man of Philadel- phia and is sad to be well to do
 DlsTURBERs OF THE PEACE Antonio Sanchez and Jesus Torres were before Justice Burnett yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace. The former was sent to ia for seven days and the latter for five days
 A SELLER OF sUGAR-Ed Shaw formerly Arizona representative of the Tillman Bendel company prior to the withdrawal of that company from the Arizona field, has been appointed sales agent of the Eastern Sugar company and has entered upon his duties as such.
 RAIN IN THE NoRTH-Incoming passengers from the north yesterday afternoon say good rain fell for a considerable part of the journey from Ash Fork and appearances along the right-Of-way showed that the precipi- tation had been going on for at least the greater part of Tuesday
 THE BETTER FOR HIS TRIP sims Ely private secretary to Govern or Kibbey, returned yesterday morning from a stay of several weeks in Cal ifornia. The greater part of the time was spent in Lake county. MT Ely gained greatly in the braclng atmos- phere of northern California A SUDDEN lLLNES-B. A. HadselI of Buckeye, arrived in the city yester- 1 day, having received a telegram that l his wife, who Is spending the summer at Hillside had been suddenly stricken With illness and was not expected to live. Mir. Hadsell left for Hillside last night.
 CONDITION OF MIR. WILSON | w. A. Wilson, who. 1t will be recalled
 was taken to the Sisters hospital some time ago for treatment of blood poison ing following a very severe cut on the ! foot, was yesterday reported to be very little improved. The poisoning has now affected the muscles of the throat and 1 it is impossible for him to talk | ASSESSOR SULLIVAN GOES | HOME-D. J. Sullivan. assessor of | Yavapai county. who has been in 1 Phoenix in connection with the meet | ing of the territorial board of equal 1 izatlon, returned this morning to his ! home in Prescott. Tuesday night he went to Congress on a business trip, returning here yesterday afternoon ! A PRESCOTT FREIGHT HOUSE 1 Phoenix contractors have been asked to
 submit bids for the construction of a ! freight house at Prescott for the use | of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix road. The proposed building will be a
 two-stOry brick structure and will oc- | cupy a site east of where the present | freight house at Prescott now stands. DEPARTURE OF SUGAR COM ] PANY FFIClALS-Theodore Hapke, : contractor for the Glendale sugar fac 1 tory left this morning over the santa l Fe for Chicago, after a visit of a week at the factory. He was accompanied
 to the valley by MT. Douglass. the sec retary of the Eastern Sugar company, | who returned east with him.
 ! ANTl-JOINTURE COMMITTEEMAN R 4. Kirk. a member of the bi-par- 1 tisan statehood committee. who has
 been in Phoenix for several days in : connection with the work of the com
 mittee. left last evening for his home ! at Bisbee. He will return to Phoenix i the latter part of the coming week. when a second meeting of the full
 committee will be held
 THE CUSTODIAN OF THE CAPT.
 FOL BUiLDING-In an article in The
 Republican. regarding plants. Superin- 1 tendent George H. Smith of the capitol 1 grounds was errOneously referred to as l superintendent of the capitol building and grounds" As a matter of fact the
 custodian of the building Is Captain A | G. Stark. who has efficiently filled the position since the building was first 1 occupied.
 ! THE COST OF "cUssING"- Ching 1 Hung. who was arrested a few days | ago on the complaint of a woman liv- | ing in his neighborhood who said that | he had sworn at her and called her | him to chastise her small boy who had ! been throwing rocks at him, was giv- ! en a tr.al yesterday in Justice John stones court. It was admitted that i Ching Hung had a grievance but it was pointed out that he did not go about it in the right way to have it redressed He was fined $7. I DEATH OF FORMER PHOENICIAN Word was received in Phoenix yes terday by letter of the death some time ago at Silve- City, N. NJ. of Tim | Welch, formerly a resident here. He was a sufferer of tuberculosis While | d resident of this city MT. Welch was associated with George Hagerman in 1 the plumbing business and made many | friends among the workingmen and 1 business men of this city by his fair | business dealings. He was q member 1 of the Catholic church, and during his i residence here was a regular attendant.