Arizona republican., 1903-11-19

ice had been shipped when in the course of the shunting of cars he was
 iarred and thrown from the car.
 EY-SMITH.-Mr. William Fl. Teaseley and Miss Bessie B. Smith
 were married last night by Rev E. A. Penicll, of the Episcopal church. at his residence MT. and Mrs. Teaseley will
 shortly begin housekeeping on North
 Fifth street. There is in all the city
 no more favorably known couple though neither of them has resided in Phoenix very long. MT. Teaseley was for some time employed in the office of the secre- | tary of the territory and is now occupy ing a clerkship in the office of the sur veyor general Mrs. Teaseley duringI her residence in the city has been en- gagged in office work being connected with tn Arizona Abstract company.
 MORE AND MORE BEAUTIFUL.- The Capitol grounds are the most ire
 quented section of the valley now. They were never before so beautiful. Persons from the east finger among
 the flowers and wonder how they can bloom so in the middle of November. 1 They are, however, not yet at their best. There is perhaps no where in the Cnited States such a display of 1 chrysanthemums. It is estimated thay ! there are not fewer than 100000 of | these beautiful flowers along the many walks. Each day sees more than the preceding day. The volume of them will increase perhaps for the next two
 weeks and after that it will slowly de- crease until the holidays when few of them will remain. There will though be flowers of one kind or another there all winter. There is an interest," ing plant on the border of the left hand walk on entering the grounds from Washington street It is the | myrtle, of which everybody has heard, | but which few Tn this part of tn"
 country has seen. It will be known by it's bright apparently evergreen leaves and black berries. The crushed leaves have a pleasant odor. There is also great variety of roses coming into bloom.
 LOST AND FOUND.-A great deal of excitement was created yesterday for couple of hours. all because couple of young lady tourists, aged three and five years, respectively, went out to see the town without d chaper- one. Their names are Simpson and
 
 miles from the city. Yesterday they came to town with their father and mother and while the latter was shop ping they left her without announcing their intentions, for the purpose of q sight t-seeinG expedition. They thought they would go to the capitol first and call on the governor as all prominent visitors do but were shy on car fare and by the time they reached there on foot they were too dusty to care for being received so they started back again. Their mother missed them only a few minutes after they left and after nasty but unsuccessful search reported the situation to the police. Officer Moore by system Of telephone inquiry in various directions located them in that part of the city and went after them on his wheel. The younger lady rode back to town in his arms and the elder tourist hoofed it, arriving safely. They were very much surprised to think their friends had been alarmed about them and agree with all tourists that the capitol building is a handsome struc- ture, much finer than the ranch houses hereabout.
 HE WANTED TO APPEAL.-A. c. Willis has made Q good deal of trou- hle for the authorities in the course of a brief residence in the city and he has recently completed a term in the coln- ty jail. Yesterday he called on Q law yer with a double purpose in view. The first was to see if he had an action against the county for damages for making him eat green cows liver dur ing his occupancy of the county jail. T; l., liver was green but that there was not enough of it. The lawyer told him that ke did not think that an action would lie unless he could prove that his health had been impaired. "But," said Willis, that isn't mostly what l come to see you about. Did you know that there is such a thing as the kangaroo court in the jail?" The lawyer sad that being a lawyer of course he knew about it; it was established by law. But Willis did not think that the law knew how the court was being con- ducted. Said he: When they got me in there they found out some how that I had 8 in the sheriff's office They tried me for breaking into jail and dis turbing the peace of the inmates and fined me S2. l told them to go to hell for I didn't think that the proceedings were regular and a feller they called the sheriff told me they would beat me to death if I didn't give an order oa the sheriff for the money. They got out a. strap they called a. cob and fell over myself signing the order Is there any way I can that money back?" The lawyer told him there was no way. the kangaroo was a court of last re- sort.
 THANKSGIVING MARKET.
 The ladies Of the Trinity Episcopal church will hold Thanksgiving r1arket, in their Guild hall in the rear Of the church. on Second avenue, We'd l nesday afternoon. Nov. 25th. |
 Do not fail to look us uo. For I | am sure you will find iust what you want for your Thanksgiving dinner.
 He is q fool who milkS no wisdom | .I1N- r,-;I,