Arizona republican., 1910-05-12
VISITING NEWSPAPER REPRE-

VISITING NEWSPAPER REPRE-
 SENTATvE-G. Garda. a represen-
 tative of La Voce del Popola" of San Francisco, said to be the leading morn
 ing daily in the west published in the
 Italian language. is in Phoenix in the interest of his journal
 A BALL AT eUckEYE-Invitatio
 are out for a big military ball to be given at Buckeye Friday evening. May
 l3. by Company G of the national Il guard. The ball will be held in Wes- sex hall and the event win be a big
 social function in Buckeye
 W. c. T. U. MEETS ToDAY-Two important meetings of the w. c. T. U.
 will be held today, one in the after
 noon at 2:l5 o'clock and another in the
 evening at S:15 o'clock. Mrs. Louise
 Hollister will deliver addresses at each
 meeting and all members and friends are invited.
 SURETY BUSINESS AUTHORIZED Governor Sloan yesterday granted au- l thority to do business in Arizona to the Southwestern Surety Insurance com
 Dany of Oklahoma, the company hay
 ing filed satisfactory financial state
 ments. copy of its articles of incor- poration and other documents showing ! its perfect solvency
 PIONEER SERIOUSLY ilL-Fred | BalsZ, one of the oldest citizens of Phoenix. both in point of residence and in years, is seriously i'll at his home. | II was announced yesterday that his condition was such as to cause grave apprehension. A son and nephew liv- ing in Yuma have been summoned and arrived yesterday.
 A SUIT FOR oivoRcE-Suit for divorce was filed in district court yes terday by Anna star Steenburgen against Benjamin R. Steenburgen on the ground of abandonment. The par ties were married in this county nine years ago. There is some property at Peoria involved as well as three chil- req. possession of all of which the plaintiff asks.
 CREIGHTON GOES TO JEROME Special Census Agent Ned Creighton left this morning for Jerome, where he will confer with number of enumer- ators who have not completed their work or have just finished the work. He will be engaged in the work of compiling the census lists for Yava- pal county. He expects to return about Saturday.
 MORE OF PARDEAUx'S WORK Another s20 check. issued by Jack Pardeaux, who had one of that amount cashed by R. F. Doll on Monday turned up yesterday in the possession of David Brenninger of Five Points who had cashed it for PardeauX on Monday. That check. too, bore the signature of H. B. Brooks for whom Paideaux had formerly worked.
 PROMPT WoRk-Though the week was only half ended yesterday. United States Attorney Morrison had dis posed of the criminal docket of the United States court upon which the grand jury began work only last Monday. and he left last night for the south. Mrs. Morrison. who ac- companied her husband to Phoenix. will remain in the city for a few days.
 CARTWRIGHT TEACHER WEOS In the presence of only the imme- diate friends of the contracting par ties. Miss Myrtle B. Morgan was mar ried to c. c. Collins. on Tuesday evening. at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. A. M. Morgan, Univer- sity place. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Fisher. pastor of the North Methodist church. Following the wedding a supper was served to those assembled. The bride has been a resident of this city for about five years. coming here from Nebraska. She has been teacher in the county during that time and for the past three years had been the instructor in the Cartwright school. Mir. Col | lins. with his brother. conduct a large | cattle ranch near Kirkland. where he | and his bride will reside for the ! present.
 pREDGER READY TO JUMP The dredger that has been working in l the Arizona canal ever since the gov- i ernment took charge of that water l way. enlarging the ditch from the head | down. has now reached a point this | side of Evergreen near where the big i  excavator went to work some time l later The excavator is now within ! couple of miles of Indian Bend and in i about a week the dtedger will be ! floated by it and down to q point mid- way between it and the Arizona falls. | so that it will be able to work its way ! to the falls by the time the excavator reaches the point the dredger begins on it's second job. The enlarging of the canal is long slow job but every day counts and this first trip down the ditch is adding about twenty feet to the width of the canal. A second strip of twenty feet will be taken off eventu- ally leaving the canal a respectable sort of a river. with width Of thirty five feet in the bottom of the channel
 THE HEiNZE TRIAL. The Case Will Go to the Jury To-
 morrow.