Arizona republican., 1908-06-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SURVEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No.
$500, embracing the Warrior, Ford,
Skull and Fleming lodes, situated in
the Globe mining district, ella county,
has been approved by the surveyor
general. These lodes are claimed by
the Warrior Copper company.
WATER MELONS KINGS. - The
Black brothers are already flooding
the market with water melons at the
rate of 1000 a day at this early stage
of the season. The water melons are
not so large as they will be a little
later, on account of the unseasonably
cool weather but now that the old
fashioned summer heat has set in, the
melons will quickly show size as well
as luSciousness.
LOOKING UP CHINESE.-Charles
I. Connell of Douglas, connected with
the immigration service was in town
yesterday looking into the case of
Tang Slang, who has been arrested
charged with being in possession of a
certificate issued to another man. The
fraudulent character of the certificate
is stated that the Chinaman has con-
fessed that Tang Slang is not his true
name. Mr.. Council left last night for
the south.
NEW RATION.-Articles of
the following corporations We're filed
in the office of the county recorder
yesterday. Cooke and Motana Mining
Co. capital stock, $500. 900: incorpor-
ators, ]. Clarence Felig, c. NJ. Eddy,
Thomas ]. Hicks; Rawhide Milling
and Mining Co.. capital stock, $1,000,
600; incorporators, a. b. Rousselle. w.
d. Mcconnell, \. B. Smith; circuit
Train Stop Co, capital stock, $500, 900.
incorporators. Edward L. circuit, H.
Alden Prince, II, ]. Savory.
DEATH OF FORMER PHOENIX
VlSlTOR.-Mrs. lima Kline Opel age
30 years and nine months q days, of
Duluth, Mimi, died on June s, in
Chicago at the Presbyterian hospital
of goitre and heart failure. She leaves
husband, mother father, brother and
several aunts to morn her loss. She
resided in Phoenix with her aunt Mrs.
J. f. Richardson at $50 y. 9Th ave,
one winter She was a bride of four
and one-half months and her sudden
demise was a great shock to her
many friends
SETTLED OUT OF COURT-A
trial of the divorce suit of Felix May
hew and his wife was avoided yester-
day, announcement being made by the
attorneys for both parties that the
matter had been settled out of court
Though Mrs. Mayhem had brought suit
it was not a divorce she wanted so
much as to establish the fact of her
relation as wife to the defendant in
order that she might participate in his
fortune of about S350,000 which has
developed since they ceased living to-
gether. The defendant, who denies
the marriage has since married. 1t
was this situation which made an
avoidance of the divorce suit undesir-
able. The nature Of the settlement
has not been disclosed.
A NEW HIVE-The Phoenix La
dies of the Macabees will to Tenn
pc Monday in large numbers, where
a new hive OF the order will be or
ganized. Anna r. Bourne, the deputy
organizer, has extended an invitation
TO all the local members of Marico-
pa Hive No. to go over to the
southside and take part in the cere-
monies, which will occupy both aft
ernoon and evening. A reception
will take place and State Comman-
der z. L. Bumpus of the Knights of
and State Commander AL
ice J. Waldron will be present and
an interesting program has been
a few of the normal stu
dents will take part.
AN lOWAN.-J. B. Rutledge
prominent lOwan was in the city yes
terday looking over the country, with
d view to coming here next winter and
locating his family, who desire to es-
cape the rigors of an eastern winter
He was formerly a member of the
state legislature. He was very much
impressed with the city and said that
he found the weather much cooler and
pleasant, not near so oppressive as he
had been lead to believe it would be
here at this time of the year. Mr.
Rutledge is heavily Interested in farm
ing lands in Iowa, but on his return
next fall will likely invest in valley
realty. He left last night for the coast
on business. From there he will go to
Portland returning home by the north
ern route
lONGWORTH TURNED LOOSE
George Longworth, who had been ar
rested on the charge of rolling A c.
Willis for 1874, was discharged, after
a hearing yesterday by Justice john
stone. There vas one witness who
said he saw Longworth take the peck
etbook but little reliance was placed
in his story for the reason that ended
with the taking Of the money The
witness did not remember which way
LongWorth went out of the saloon af-
ter the robbery. He might have gone
out Of the front door or the back door
or the chimney. II seemed so unreal
sonable that the witness should have
failed to notice the movements Of the
hpif after the robbpry that ,,-oe,