Arizona republican., 1908-12-06

Phillips family and the the judge was Speaking of the matter yesterday, the judge said that he desired the public to be informed that his domestic af- fairs had not yet progressed to that extent
 HAPPY HUSTLERS-Each contest ant in The Republicans big scholar ship contest will be given two tickets to the concert of William Piutti. good for either Sunday or Monday nights performance at the Third Avenue the ater Mir. Piutti is one of the foremost American pianists. He will use the Vose Grand piano. the one that a lucky contestant will own after this week. Most of the contestants will attend. and were very happy to learn of the opportunity to hear the piano played as well as to hear the performance of the noted pianist.
 A BANDIT LOCKED UP-Eduardo BUstamente was arrested yesterday on q charge which will likely follow him to the penitentiary Complaint was
 
 old man that Bustamente had assault ed and robbed him of S25. The rob bery occurred on Friday night on Jackson street between First and Cen ter. He and Bustamente were walking along together when the latter turned on him and began to try to take the money from him. Cota tried to defend himself and drew a knife but it was struck out of his hand by Bustamente who then knocked him down. rolled him in the mud and took the money from him. Earlier in the day the old man had about s6O in gold
 MRS. RICHARDSON DEAO-Mrs. w r. Richardson died last evening at her rooms, number 3S6 North Second avenue, after an illness of meningitis that confined her to her house for three weeks. She has not enjoyed good health for a year or two and went away last summer. returning again in September Her husband who left here over year ago and who is prac- ticing law in Portland. Oregon has been notified Mrs Richardson has been a resident of Arizona ever since her Nlil4hiiOOAf nv iiiS lilciilN NtdiS III AIlODt and later living in Tempe for few years, then moving to Phoenix which has been her home for several years No funeral arrangements have yet been made.
 SASCO BOOMING-Andrew NeiIsen of Tempe and Sasco was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. He says no little town ever had a finer prospect than Sdsco ana though it's population now numbers only about 600, he thinks it will be numbered by thousands in less than two years. The town at present is of course dependent almost entirely on the operations of the Southern Arizona Smelling Co, which l works the ores of the Imperial mine, | Lut the magnitude of these operations | Tn the future he predicts will in crease with remarkable rapidity The | shelter is now turning out twice as much copper as when the plant was first blown in and will soon have in | operation the machinery that will | again double its output. The ore sup | ply is almost beyoad calculation and | the company has continued to in 1 crease it's operations during the lean | year that has just passed. The town | site is a nice one and settlers have | all the advantages of electricity, water Diped to residences. etc, giving them | practically all the modern conven- trees. Many men who went there merely for a temporary residence, TT -c try out the place, are now build ing houses and sending for their fam l'es.
 WATERMELON GROWERS ASso- Watermelon Growers association held a meeting yesterday in he Commercial hotel for the election if officers and directors for the ensu- ng year and for the transaction of 'ther timely business. The newly hosen board of directors is G. R. | Brewster, M. A. Stanford, Philip