Arizona republican., 1901-03-08

l ihS that oi tl ut iiidIi anu n tobPiS of citizens arrested for fast driving. They were fined s5 each.
 AN EASTER TEA.-An Easter tea will be given by the ladies of the First M. E. church on the Friday before Easter, at the church.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES. J. Ernest Walker left last night over the M. X P. railroad for Los Angeles for two weeks rest ana the recuperation of his health.
 THE ATHLETIC CLUB. MT. l.. M Dey. who was manager of the Phoenix Athletic club. recently disorganized said yesterday that the club would doubtless be reformed in the fall. The fixtures and apparatus which were in the club rooms and gymnasium are being sold.
 AFTERNOON TEA The ladies of the Christian church will hold their regular tea this afternoon from 2:3O to .. Mrs. Friedel and Mrs. French will serve. Mrs. l.. H. Hamilton will sing be- tween the hours of 3 and 4. There will also be displayed the fancy work and aprons from the late sale.
 A BABY'S BROKEN ARM.-Llttle George McClaren, the 2-year-old baby of MT. and Mrs. McClaren. who live on Eighth avenue near Washington, had his arm broken by a fall yesterday. The fracture was not discovered until two hours after. A physician set the arm and during the operation thg little patient hardly whimpered.
 DpOp AuvE, cOIrpT I, .Lo oroho+o court yesterday in the estate of James Roarke. the claim of F. l.. Brill for services was partially considered and continued to o'clock this morning. A marriage license was issued to Juan Valencia and Rufina Huicamea of Tempe. They will probably be married by Father Novades Benzing.
 A CORRECTION In yesterdays issue there was an announcement of a social gathering at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. w. K. James at which a number of their married friends were entertained. The word friends" through the carelessness of the proof reader, slipped through without an ''r' in 1t and the correction Is hereby cheer fully made.
 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.- The Knights of Pythias vii! meet on Fri day night for work in the rank of page The grand chancellor. Harry Drach- man of Tucson. is expected to be pres ent and after the business of the even ing is disposed of refreshments will be served. A good time is expected and all visiting knights are invited to be present.
 HERNDON- N-STRONG. - Thu rsday evening at the parsonage of the Pres byterian church. were married Mir Thomas A. Herndon of Tucson, and Miss Caroline A. Strong of Phoenix The Rev. l.. X, McAfee performed the ceremony at , o'clock in the presence of few friends of the contracting parties. Mir. and Mrs. Herndon left for Tucson last evening. Mir. Herndon is in business there and Miss Strong formerly taught there at the Indian school. She spent .ne past winter in Phoenix.
 ALL WILL BE WELCOMED An nouncement is again made that the cantata, "The Jolly Farmer" to be given at the Indian school tonight will be in honor of the members of the leg islature. the territorial officials and President Ripley and party, if they are still in the city, The general pub lie, however. is cordially invited. lnvi- tations have been issued for the above named and seats will be reserved for them. All others are equally welcome and no personal invitations are nee esgary.
 QUIET FOR UNDERTAKERS.- Local undertakers state that the sea- son which is about to end has been the most quiet of the past three years. '"rhe season was late In starting" re- marked one of them yesterday, and November and December were dull months. February was a fairly good one for us but March will be dull and we cannot expect much in April. Whether it was a scarcity of visitors or the condition of the weather that has been the cause of the few deaths, l do not know The fine weather of the early winter and that of the past few weeks were certainly not con- ducive to our business, but the spell of midwinter moisture helped to keep us busy
 AN ARIZONA NUMBER. --Mr. Warner "A. Root, a well known news paper man, is in the city gathering data for the Arizona number of the Los An geles Mining Review, which will be issued March 23. The number will be handsomely Illustrated with half-tone engravings and etchings and will con- tain special articles on subjects direct ly related to the mining interests of the territory. The number will not be overloaded with q mass of heavy, in- digestible matter, hut in an attractive and readable form will be presented accounts of it's mineral deposits and what is being done in the development