Arizona republican., 1901-08-23

send 1t to the bride with his compli-
 ments and best wishes.
 ARNEY- -PETTIGREW.-- - Mir. Charles
 Arney and Mrs. Minnie Lee Pettigrew,
 both of this city, were married at 7SO
 last night at room 15, Commercial hotel.
 The ceremony was performed by Jus
 tice Burnett. MT. Arney is connected
 with the territorial unive, sity. They
 left this morning on a wedding tour,
 which will include the Pan-American
 exposition.
 POLICE COURT-Thomas O'Neil
 was arrested Wednesday night at the
 Ambrose corral by Officer Lawrence charged with being drunk and disorder ly. When the arrest was made an-
 other man interfered and tried to pre-
 vent the officer in the discharge of his duty. The recorder fined O'Neil ten
 dollars and imposed fine of twenty
 five dollars on the other man.
 BACK FROM BUFFALO.--W. H.. Robinson returned home yesterday from business and pleasure trip along the great lakes, to Buffalo and to other eastern points. He had q pleasant out ing and good time in Buffalo, though he thinks Arizona's interests are con sderably neglected at the exposition. Rather, he thinks too much prominence is given the wild west features and not enough is shown of her present civil ized condition.
 COAST EXCURSICN.-T following is list of passengers leaving last night via the NJ. X P. & $. k, V. R. R. for coast points, For San Diego-.E. NJ. skinner, J. Miller, Mrs. E, J. Bennitt; for Long Beach-Ana Doll, Bronson Creager, Mrs. Kincaid Miss Kincaid. Mons Ellingson: for santa Monica---L. P. Moore, Mrs. $. $. Green. Philip $. Wharton; for Los Angeles-Mrs. H. Wohler, Adele V Wohler; for San D. Marian.
 IRON SPRINGS ALL RIGHT-Judgc and Mrs. Mccormick have returned from their outing at Iron Springs. The judge says the half has never been told regarding the beauties of that locality and It's ideal surroundings for undis- turbed rest. He calls attention to the pine trees. l5O feet high. which he says have not had their just deserts from the pens of the numerous descriptive writers that have from time to time attempted to paint that country io cold type. He thinks if Phoenix people were only fully aware of the pleasures of life in that resort they would never want to go anywhere else. either befare or after they die.
 NOTABLE VISITORs.-Mr. O. E. Runner. who Is recognized as the mayor of Agua Caliente, though the town is not yet incorporated. has been in the city several days purchasing supplies for his store, hotel and other bushes; enterprises, and shaking hands with old friends and making new ones. He was accompanied by Frank Baxter. Chief Justice of the Steenth judicial district. who made his semi-occasional visit to Phoenix to confer with the board of supervisors and his many re- ligious and political friends. Having thesr business and social du- ties they returned home on last nights train.
 HAPPY WEDDING.-Th we'd chg of Mir. Lewis D. Yacger to Miss Annie Miller of which mention was made by the Republican yesterday was soiemnizsd at the residence of the brides mother. Mrs. Winchester Mlllsr at Tempe on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Father SeyeIin Westhof officiat- ing. Only relatives of the contracting partlss were present. After the we'd ding Mir and Mrs. Yaegsr visited the Yaeger ranch ten miles south of Tempe They will spend a few days among friends in Phoenix and will then go tJ Flagstaff. They will later go to St Johns. MT. Yaeger's h.adquafters at this season of ths year.
 TRIED TO WRECK A BANK.-If th9 Nicholson block had not been well constructed the Home Savings bank. ona of the tenants of that building would have been wreck d yester- day. Capt. Geo. D. Christy was driving spirited animal down Commercial! street toward Center and Col. Jerry Millay was rid ing with him. As they approached the crossing between the bank and the M. X r. office the horse shled at sign. Commercial street was not laid out with d view of encouraging the man oeuvers of bronco horses attached to buggies and aside from the end of the street there was only one opening which the horse could hope to escape and that was through the front door of the bank IL made the at tempt all right but the screen door is If the variety that needs pulling and not pushing, and the horse had nothing to pull with. Several gentlemen caught hold of the horse at once and he was and the harness readjusted after which he was hitched up again. TEere was no damage except to Col. Millay who felt hurt to think his part n5r would try to get him killed the first day after he returned home.
 A STAG SUPPER.-LouisC C. Melczer last night gave stag supper to