Arizona republican., 1900-12-12
NEWS
 OF THM
 TOWN


 "old rag time" and carnival ba masque at Elks hall on Friday night.
 A DRUNKEN INDTAN.-Justic Gray yesterday sent an Indian to jai six dollars worth. Too much carnival
 COMING OF A BOY-The home O MT. and Mrs. H. Percy Scoville Wal made happy yesterday by the arriva of boy, weight ten pounds.
 A VISITOR.-Mr. Alex S. Bleyer O St. Joseph, Mo-, is here to see the car nival and incidentally to do a little business if he can. He says the show is all right and he is enjoying himsel. ] greatly.
 THE INJURED INDIAN.-The h. ] dian who was hurt in Mondays parade was taken to his home on the reserva- tion. At last accounts he was doine fairly well and it was believed he would recover.
 BURGLARS.-Mond evening whil5 members of the family were attending the coronation ceremonies burglars en- tered the residence of H. M. Chapman on North Fourth street, and secured three gold rings belonging to Mrs. i Chapman.
 AUTOMOBILE RIDE.-An automo- bile party toured the city yesterday afternoon enjoying carnival sights in the latest approved style. The party consisted of pr. B. l. Price, MT. and Mrs. B. A. Fickas, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Monihon and daughter, MT Padget, Mir Collins and Mir. Chapman.
 A BOX OF ORANGES-The Re publican office is indebted to MT. w J. Murphy through Mir. w. H. Robinson, for box of oranges of the navel va riety, large, luscious. and sweet. They are late from the trees and have that glorious flavor which cannot be en- joyed by the far off northener or east ener.
 SMASHED A RIG.-During the sports at the race track yesterday af- ternoon, an unmana geable horse back ed into a buggy owned by Miss Mary Smith and proceeded to make short work of the vehicle. The rig was kick ed partially into kindling wood before the cause of the trouble could be re- moved.
 GOODING RELEAS ASED.-Wm. Good ing, the young man who was in jail for robbing Mrs. R. w. Manner, was released yesterday on a pardon by Acting Governor Akers. The pardon was issued at the instance of Mrs. Manner herself. Gooding, whose prev ious reputation had been good, has got place to work in the country.
 A TIP OVER.-About 2 o'clock yes terday a lady and gentleman were driving on First street at the crossing of Washington when their horse be- came frightened at the Midway per formances and making a short turn upset the buggy. The occupants were somewhat jared but were otherwise uninjured. Fortunately there was big crowd at hand and the horse had no opportunity to run.
 ALLIGATORS.-By no means the least novelty to be seen yesterday was a cargo of aligators about two feet long. brought here by a gentleman stopping at the Commercial. His stock was sold out by noon, but it is said he is looking for another invoice today. City Marshal Hooker secured a couple of fine specimens and said he proposed to make Esau, the snake-eater, devour them before the carnival is over.
 ANDERSON-WALL B. V. Anderson and Mrs. S. Wallace were quietly married Sunday evening at o'clock at the residence of pr. CIy- mer. Rev. c. V. Cowan performed the ceremony and only the immediate friends of the contracting couple were present. They are living at present at the residence of Mrs. E. Meyer on North Fourth street. Both are we'll l known in Phoenix and their many l friends will wish them happiness.
 A CARNIVAL FEATURE.-Oneo Of the features of the carnival not down | Tn the official programme occurred on | Monday afternoon at the Indian camp | near the Washington street sidewalk. | It was the accouchement of one of the | native women and the event transpired | so quietly and unostentatiOusly that l 1ot doctor in town heard of it. Only 1 for the accidental passing by of a party of young men the circumstance would never have been recorded. ALL HELP.-A well known citizen said a day or so ago that every man In town should be a committee of one to do something to help the carnival. ITO illustrate" said he, ''at the last carnival went to the race track one