Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-12

LINDSAY AUSTIN, one or IempeS most
popular young men, and Miss Georgia
Hendrix, who has been one of the
favorite young teachers of that place
during the last two years. Only the
Inear relatives of the bride and groom
lwere present. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Rodgers OF
1.-THE M. E. church. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Mr. Albert Aus
Itin, and the brides brother, Mr. Harry
Hendrix, and her cousin, Mr. Grin
Lincoln, the bride being attended by
her sister, Miss Jessie Hendrix, and
her cousin, Misses Maude and Norma
Lincoln. The young people have many
| friends both in Tempe and Phoenix
| who wish them every happiness and
success in their future life.
A POINTER. A young man who
is stopping in this valley fer his
health has struck a bonanza. All he
wants is health, and all he needs to
get it is patience and lots of horseback
riding. Ordinarily the latter in
wolves the expense CT keeping a horse.
With this young man it is different.
He came from a country where brains
and Yankee shrewdness were valued
more than avoirdupois and muscle
enough to buy a pony, then rented a
saddle and lives en- a farm where he
does chores for his board, and through
the day he rides into town. looks
around the various public hitching
racks and when he spots a nice load
of hay he ties his horse in the imme-
dian vicinity with a good long rope
with the result that the animal eats
enough to last him till this time to-
morrow Life is all profit for this
young man. He Is frugal and very
economical, and some day he will
probably not be president
OFFICIAL ORGAN. The recently
organized grand lodge of the A o. U.
w. of the jurisdiction Of Arizona and
New Mexico honored two of its capable
and representative members and in
cidentally honored Phoenix, in the Sc
lection of Messrs. c. w. Pugh and G.
w. Brown to preside over the destiny
of the official organ CT the grand
lodge. Both are printers by trade and
editors by instinct and habit. They
are reliable and painstaking, stand
high in the profession and no doubt
iWill reflect credit ON themselves and
on the order. The public has not been
taken into their confidence as yet in
the matter of the name of the paper
and the date eff it's initial issue. F. w.
Sheridan was also honored with what
is probably the most important Office
in the grand lodge, that of grand re-
corder, and B. A. Fickas as grand
fnancier will be called upon to safely
guard the treasury of the jurisdiction.
the Phoenix delegates re-
turned home laden with honCrs and
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A BOLD BURGLARY. Sunday af-
ternoon George Kirkland had an ex-
perience that was supremely exhil-
arating considering the temperature,
and he thought during the thrilling oc-
cur1ience that if he came out alive he
would be a hero and the least that /
could be done for him would be the |
decoration of the Legion of Honor, or !
possibly knighthood. During the con- |
struction of the new Ellfngson block |
he rear walls of Talbot & Hubbard's !
store have been partly removed and |
he place is to some extent open to (
empt the honesty of the public, if it I
las any Mr.. Kirkland, whose faith |
n humanity might be stronger than !
t is, was guarding the place Sunday /
Ifternoon and left it long enough to go
or his dinner. Returning, he OBJ /
served a Mexican youth in the act of
Getting out the back way and making
desperate effort to conceal some
hing. Mr.. Kirkland gave chase and
,nly caught the culprit after a race of
everal blocks. He searched him dill /
gently, feeling sure that he had a cook
tove under his shirt or a key of nails /
n his pocket, but all he could find was
10-cent pad of paper. He then
used the Mexican for running and
,utting him to all that trouble, and !
old him that next time he robbed
Ousa he should take something or
lot make a demonstration.
THE CAMP MEETING night
t the eleventh hour a messenger
anne rushing into this office and al
hough he was late, he was afforded
pace to tell the people his wants. He
anne to say that the camp meeting
ow being conducted at Albrights
amp ground northeast of the city at
he terminus of the northern extern
ion of the street railway, had not |
losed as was intended last Sunday
light The meeting is greatly exceed
ng all expectation and it has been
ecfded to continue it. The ministers
nd workers have been faithful and
re..oss in performing their duty.
reat work is being done and it will
e continued as long as interest is
Manifested or as long as it is thought
roper Rev. Lawrence Reynolds of
ne mission at Nogales spoke last
vening, taking his text from Gen.
i, 9: Where art thou?" He showed
lie reason why all should know