Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
News of the Town

and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker last night celebrated the seco9d anniversary Of their wedding. A large number O. their friends gathered at their pleas ant home in Capitol addition
 A SMOKER The members of Court Stonewa1l No. 6, Foresters of America, gave a pleasant smoker last night at their lodge room, Elks' hall Beside this ethereal feature there were other refreshments. liquid and solid.
 THE FAvORITE HYMN What is your favcrite hymn? II may ba the same as the one selected by the ma jcrity of the Phoenix Baptist church. The report will be made and the pastor will speak cn Blessed Hymns" next Sunday.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH The pastor Of the Christian church, corner Jeffer- son and Second streets, will preach to- morrow morning ol ''The Teachings of Jssus,' and in the evening on Getting a Right Start" Young people are es- pecially invited.
 INCREASED POSTAL SERVICE. = Word was received yesterday that I C. H. Pierce, had given birth to a son at Whitehall, H., where she and Mir. Pierce have been visiting relatives for several months.
 SETTLED AT LAST Louie Files has solved the confusing problem Of varieties Of time which has per plexsd Phoenix. He will keep all three, sun time. Southern Pacific or Pacific coast time, and Santa Fe or mountain time His customers will be given their choice.
 CAUSE OF ABSTRACTION.- ii any hing should be found wrong with the accounts of the Phoenix Herald within the next day or two it will be readily attributed to the mental ab straction of Bookkseper H. A. Giiium on account of an event at his home last night. The event is a girl.
 kBOUT BARRED WIRE The beard of supervisors has just issued q notice to road overseers in5tTucting them to snforce the provisions of act 9 Of the session laws Of 1923 relating to barOed wire fences. Owners of such fences permitting wires to remain loose in the read, threatening injury to nan CT beast, are liable to a fine Of not less than siO and not more than $50.
 FALL FLOWER SEEDS. David Turner, the court house gardener, has preparedsthe following list of. flower seeds which may be plantSd at this time of the year to bloom u the spring: Stocks CT gillyfiower, pansy, lark spur. marigold, morning bride. fever feu. centuria, California poppy, sweet pea. snap-dragon, verbena. peiunia, wanGcwzr. oarnation. forgat-me-nct. poppy. hollyhock, swet alyssium, gail larG.ia and coraOp:is.
 MOVING PICTURES A crowd Of moTe than 300 people watched ths nov ing pictures exhibited by the repubii- can central committee from the First avenue side of the Monihon block last night. Thers were several naw pic . lures, among them the battleship Or egcn and the armored cruiser Brook lyn. The exhibition tonight will be- gin at 7:50 instead Of ' o'clock and will continue until S:30. An interesting picture will be 3 livsry barn on fire, showing the rescue of the horses, an exceedingly thrilling representation ENCOURAGEMENT OF YOUTH. = . The young democrats had meeting at the court house las. night. Judge i Joseph Campbell and Judge Davis, who from time ta time has bean CT rcneously described as an Alabamian, when as matter of fac- ne originated in Illinois, addressed the bTeathless and enthusiastic youngsters upon the incinerating issues Of the day. The boys were assured that the future had much in store fer the youth of the country, that Bryanism would yet trl- umph and the country would live long and be happy.
 SAW THEM AT WCRK-The fol- lowing is 9 clipping from a letter ra- ceived from Captain Baldwin by George Ii. Sargent: t-I have mst some officers Of the Tenth United States CAV airy here who saved the Rough Riders in the fight, or more particularly speaking, were alongside cf them, and they most certainly speak in n2 meas ured terms of praise Of the Rough ! Riders especially tncse from Arizona. An officer said: The Rough Riders are as splendid 2 r=ginlanc as ever were the uniform. This was from an officer who was In many scrlmm2ge : with Indians in Arizona
 PRESIDENTS IN ORDER Pro- i lessor T. c. Cole of the Cantral school yesterday taxed the ingenuity Of the pupils Of the eighth grade by reQu5st- . ing them to write sentences. the first letter Of each word being the initial CT president Of the United Seat5s- . The initials should eIne in their proper ordsr and there should be no more words than there have been pres idents. The object Of the task WAS : to enable the pupils tC remember the names Of the presidents in their order, l something that comparatively few persons can do. The two most in- ! genious sentences were submitted by girls, the first of whom, like Silas i Wegg, dropped into poetry. Sae wfo-e: When 3 joke made me joker, Van had to poke the fsry poker. This