Arizona republican., 1901-03-22

the whisky were found in the alley be- tween Washington and Adams and First and Second streets.
 Pythias will have work in the rank of esquire, at their hall. this evening. All members and visitors are invited to be present.
 GONE TO WASHINGTON.-M P. A. Tharaldson left yesterday for her home in New Whatcom, Washington, called by illness in her family. She will remain there the larger part of the summer.
 TO GIVE A RECITAL.-Mrs. Vivian Palmer Hamilton and Messrs. w. Ed son Strowbridge and Thomas Barnes are to give a vocal pianoforte and elo- cutionary recital, at the Doris theater next Wednesday evening.
 LAMP EXPLODED. Shortly before midnight the fire department was called to Madison street and Fourth avenue to extinguish a blaze in one of the Kellner houses. A lamp ex- plosion fired the bed. and the carpet and floor were slightly burned.
 PROBATE COURT. In the pro- bate court yesterday final report of the guardian was filed in the matter of the estate of the Thomas minors and hearing was set for Monday, April 1. In the estate of William Mitchell the final account and report of the ad- ministrator was filed and hearing Set for the same date. In the William G. Davis estate return was made of the sale of personal property and an order was issued confirming the same.
 PUT ME OFF AT BUFFALO. MT. A. Harry George, who has been a res fdent of Phoenix for sixteen years, left for the east last evening for an extend ed trip. Mir. George will visit his old home at Toledo, O.. thence to Buffalo, where the exposition will occupy his time for few weeks, Mir. George re- tains his interests in Phoenix, being the proprietor of the Occidental hotel. If business conditions so shape them- selves he anticipates embarking in an enterprise in the city of Buffalo.
 TO GUARD THE PRESIDENT. -- When President Mckinley leaves Phoenix and goes into California, on his western tour. next month. he will be amply protected. The San Fran cisco police will send a suitable force to the state line to meet the presi- dents train Their instructions will be to pick out the ''grafters" and pick pockets who invariably follow the triumphal trip of any noted person. Tn addition, several detectives will guard the chief executive while in to anarchists, cranks or other dangerous persons
 AN EXCITING MOMENT. While Miss Ethel Orme and her sister. daugh- ters of Mir. Henry Orme. were engaged in shopping yesterday, their horse be- came frightened at his hitching weight and after run of few blocks, dur irg which he managed to scatter har- ness and feminine wearing apparel along Washington street, he encoun- tered a tree in front of the Gregory hotel the result of which was the overturning of the buggy and an im- mediate release of the forse. run of a few blocks sufficed to exhaust his spurt and his capture was the result of minutes, the total damage being DTOhtn HdfIltss diu iNO lTiSIttitu young ladies.
 PROFITS IN POLICY.-W. B. Lett, a local tonsorial artist, is an authority on games of chance, particularly that festive game called policy. A day or two ago g gentleman of an inquiring mind was listening to full exp!ana- ton of the game by the barber, who alternated wild swoops over the mans face with his cornknife, with beauti- fully rounded periods on the percen- tage of profits to which the policy banker could look forward in pleas- ant anticipation. You see 1t Is this way" said the barber as he held his left hand before the customers eyes. and by way of emphasis give it a ser ies of taps with the razor in his right hand Just then he chanced to move his eyes from his razor to the customer to see what sort of an impression h" was making. In his gesture-making the right hand came down with more than it's usual force. As the porter picked up the end of the barber's finger off the floor, he said: You needn't go roun' town tel!in' de boys youse got felon on dat finger. fer IS gwine to put dis heah in alcohol
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