Arizona republican., 1904-06-06

the men who held up the postofice at Turner about a year ago.
 ! HE FOUND RELlEF.-W. B. Kelly. editor Of the Bsbee Review, is visit ing in the east. He lately wrote to friends that he saw no Hearst buttons ! east of Fl Paso. Before leaving Bis bee he saw enough of those buttons to make up for any paucity of them he may encounter east of Fl Paso which MT. Kelly marks as the eastern limit of the Hearst craze.
 ARIZONIANS ON THE COAST
 There were registered at the Hol,en-
 beck, Los Angeles, last week, George
 II. Gallagher. of Phoenix; Mrs. G. C. West and D. c. Monroe, of Prescott;
 Dr. J. Nj. Zimmerman and F. H. Barn ard, Of Tucson, and w. c. Tonkin, of Quartzite. w. H. Lawrence, Southern Pacific agent at Cochise, was also at the Hollenbeck.
 A VISIT TO THE CANYON,-Mrs. John M Smythe, Miss Jane Smythe. William Smythe and Misses Margaret and Agnes Grahame. who have been spending the winter in the city, lefc this morning for the east. They will stop at the Grand Canyon, where they win spend three days and will then go to Chicago. MT. Smythe will leave the party at Albuquerque and go to Guad- alajara, Mexico. The visitors will re-
 turn to Phoenix next fall.
 A PORCH PARTY.-NIr. and Mrs. Walter Roos, of 2214 Washington street, entertained last Thursday evening, with a porch party in honor of their guests, Dr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Tafsl who left on Friday for their Chicago hCme. Progressive finch was played during the evening, and light refreshments were served. The invited guests were Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Williams, MT. and
 Mrs. Fred McMillen, MT. and Mrs. w.
 C. TfaXton. Dr. and Mrs. Simpson. Miss Wilkins and MT. Graft.
 MILLER RHOADES.-Miss Emma
 Miller, of Tucson. will b. married at Denver today to Theodore Rhoddes, a
 banker, of Frankfort Kan. Miss Miller
 is a member of the Pima county bar
 She will be remembered in Phoenix as
 one of the principal witnesses in the cases against former Surveyor General Price and Chief Clerk Mufphey. Sha yves one of the persons from whom money had been received for tEe eXpe- dition of work in the office of the sur v"ycr general
 FALSE ALARM.-SOIne excitement
 was created last night about sundOWn by the ringing of a single tap of the fire bell. There was no fire though and no one really knows what made
 the bell ring. There are two CT three
 alarm boxes in the city that when
 suddenly jarTed, break the connection
 for a fraction of a secohd, enough sometimes to ring the bell once. Some times the same effect is said to be pro duced by the heat through the eX- pansion of wire, or through it's cross ing during a wiuG.
 NEW PIPE EXPERIMENT.-Tha following from an exchange refers 70 an incident that occurred in Los An geles last week during the visit there of F. H. Newell and may interest canal builders and irrigators: A number of ] experimental sections of concrete wa l ter pipe, fortified for high pressure siphons, with steel rods embedded in l the material, were tested yesterday in l the yards Of the maker, Contractor C. 1 Leouardt, in the presence of Chief En- l gineer Newell of the United States re- ] clamation service; Arthur P. Davis.
 supervising engineer; Attorney Morris | Bien and Consulting Engineer Sanders.