Arizona republican., 1904-04-20

A VAGRANT WHEEL.-The police
have taken up Il Countess bicycle of
female persuasion and are holding it at
the city hall for recognition by the
owner.
COL. GRIFFITH IN TOWN.-Col.
w. NJ. Griffith, superintendent of the
territorial prison arrived in town yes
terday morning on official business. He
returned to Yuma last night.
A SUIT FOR DIVORCE.-A suit for
divorce was begun in the district
court yesterday by w. C. Hanson
against Laurena Hanson. The usual
ground of abandonment is alleged.
LEFT FOR HOME.-Ed Sheehan
who has been spending the winter in
Phoenix left on this mornings train
for his home in Chicago where he re-
sides at No. 644 Ashland avenue.
RETURNED HOME.-Mrs. Milley,
q sister Of Mrs. ]. H. Kibbey, who has
been visiting here for some time has
left for hcr home in Chicago. Her son
Will remain here for a while yet.
A KANSAS VISiTOS.-Mrs. ]. B.
Hutton of Fairview, Kansas, is here
visiting the family of her son, r. =.
Hutton. She came primarily to attend
her daughter in-law who is now con-
valescing from an attack of appendi-
citis which necessitated an operation.
ARIZONA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
was received at the office of the COVER
nor yesterday of the appointment of
the following postmasters in this ter
ritory: r. F. MGilen, Placerita,
Yavapai county; w. Z. Scrvoss, Co
chise, Cochise county; +. r. thinner
man. Brownel, Pima county.
A BAPTIST SOcIAL.-A social will
be held in the new Baptist church, cor
ner of Third avenue and Monroe street
Thursday evening to which all citizens
and visitors in the city are most cor
daily invited. Light refreshments
Will be served and a musical and
literary programme will be rendered
during the evening.
A HORSE TRADE.-A. H. Davidson
yesterday bought of J. c. Adams a fine
pacing Glly one of the horses Mr..
Adams brought from California. Judges
say that she is an exceptionally good
one and that if there is anything in
blood she will become one of the top
notchers. She viii take the place OF
the valuable FLY Mr.. Davidson lost
not long ago.
AN APOSTLE OF EXPANSION
There are great architectural improve
ments going on at the place of Harry
Friedman. He is filing up the Rack
lot with a brick addition made neccs-
sary by his growing business. His
former large and commodious room is
so filed that he and his customers
cannot get about in it comfortably
The addition is being built for the ac-
commodation of Mr.. Trademarks stock
of saddles and spectacles.
co. B., NJ. G. A. TO THE FRONT
At the opera house on Thursday night
the militia company viii be the guests
of Professor Fountain at his orchestra
entertainment. Quite a large number
of the company are away at present
and the officers are anxious TO secure
about twenty new members. Two
musicians are wanted and several of
the commissioned offices are va
cant. Recruits coming in now will have
a chance at these vacancies and also
be in time for the expected encamp-
ment this summer, ard participate n
the various entertainments that the
company is planning for the future
A BAD FALL.-Mrs. Homer Evans
sustained very painful, if not seri-
Gus injury, last evening, about sun
down, at the intersection of Washing
ton street and First avenue. She was
going east on a bicycle and met Mr..
Ed Sheehan who was going west also
on bicycle. Each tried to pass the
other, but both turned in the same di-
rection. The result was a collision in
which Mrs. Evans was thrown to the
ground, her knee striking on street
car rail- She was taken into the
Wakclin pharmacy and later removed