Arizona republican., 1904-07-22

A NEW PET-The firemen have Q new pet. It is a baby skunk about six inches long and was sent down to them from Iron Springs by one of H. IT. McNeirs boys.
 PHYSICIAN LILA telegram was ! received yesterday announcing the ss- were illness at Livingstone, of Dr. Palmer, the government physician in the employ of the reclamation service at the storage basin. The nature of h.s illness was not mentioned.
 1 ON NATIVE SOIL AcAIN-A let i ter has been received from General A. | J. Sampson, United States minister tn : Ecuador, announcing the safe arrival 1 of himself and Mrs. Sampson at Aus ! tirburg, Ashtabula county, Ohio, where i they expect to reamin for some time. | JUNE SETTLEMENT-C c. Will [ Hams, at present in charge of the of : fees of the reclamation service here, ! yesterday settled with the PEoenix merchants for the supplies forwarded to the Tonto road camps during June. The amount was not large, as the work was only fairly started that month | The settlement for July. though, will mean the disbursement of a ni-e lit,ls sum of money.
 | GREENHAW- ARNES-NGr. Paul | Greenklw and Miss Stella Barnes were married last night at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Will Washington f | West Washington street. The cere-
 mony was performed by Rev. Dr.. Lewis HaIsey. It was a quiet home wedding only a few of the intimate l friends of the contracting parties be- | ing present. The groom is a well known young man having been brought up in the valley. The bride came 1 here from Kansas City about year l ago. MT. and Mrs. Greenhaw left last night for California on d wedding trip. 1 FIVE DOLLARS-Ardy Garcia. was drunk again yesterday and without protest submitted to arrest, gre nS his honor, Judge Thomas. with a smile at 1 o'clock. The recorder fixed hls fine at five dollars, as usual and gave
 him day or two in which to rustic the money. Andy is a pretty gocd sort of a fellow when he is sober, only
 he isn't sober much. He is one of the city's principal sources of revenue and there is no object in keeping him in jail if he chances to be arrestt when broke, for in that event he is not only deprived of his liberty but the
 
 leased he always keeps his word and
 it is a matter of pride with him that
 he never beats the city out of fine NOT IN GOOD TASTE-A local pa- per in making mention of the so-called lsummer widowers club last evening lperpetratcd an alleged joke that was in lpOor taste for the reason that those nor fully understanding the situltion
 might be led to take it seriously, and
 in way that would compromise the
 officials of the city hall. The head lQuarters of the club, according to the publication, but by no other authority, is in the basement of the city hall and the so-called summer widower's pledge
 to acquire a summer wife is seeming ly made to emanate from police head .quarters. The inference is that (the
 police have suspended temporarily all regulations for the maintenance of a high moral standard in the community.
 a piece of transformation that might lead waywardly inclined men into ' trouble
 II NOVEL USE OF THE MAILs-In these latter days the mails are en-
 ployed for almost everything. and 1t is remarkable what one can send by
 mail if he goes about it in the right way. For instance. Paul R. Ingies is getting
 a daschund by mail. This particular
 kind Of dog is longer than a mail \ pouch SO he is being sent in sections.
 The latest fad is an issue of postal cards that come in sets, each card be- ing section of a large picture form
 ed by properly arranging all the cards in the set. Some joker is trying h'S luck on MT. Ingles. The first card re- \ ceived was a patch of mixed color above a seeming grass plat. The next was a continuation of the same kind of
 a landscape, with the two fclefeet and
 a portion of the body of a dog. The