Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-04-18

now acquired another. This time he
went the full limit and got a straw
silk, which is rather a novelty in the
hat line.
ANOTHER AUTOMOBILES. \.
Tharaldson has Joined the Phoenix
Automobile club which is getting to
be a numerous assembly. Yesterday,
Notwithstanding it was Sunday, he
bought an automobile of W. L. Rhodes
of the OldSmobile type.
|. o. o. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the delegates to the sessions of the
grand bodies of the 1. O. o. F. who
left here last evening for Tucson. were
Mr.. and Mrs. n. \. Morford. Mrs. G..
w. Kane and F. p. Trott of Phoenix
and Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Hill of Pres
colt.
A LONG JOURNEY-Mac Loman
who has been connected with the me-
chanical department Of the Republican
for the last months left ON Saturday
morning on visit tc his home at Lo-
man, MINI. He will stop at Kansas
City and before going to his home,
which is near the Canadian boundary.
He Will take in the worlds fair.
A CAMPING TRIP.-H. P. DaMund
c. E. DeMund and Harry Ken
nedy left Saturday for Globe,
the Tonic dam site and other
points in that section of the country.
Their purpose is an outing of about ten
days, and the enjoyment of camp life
in region that is a pleasure for valley
people to be familiar with under pres
ent conditions and with future pro-
spects.
LiGHTNER- MMONS.-Mr. Edwin
w. Lightner and Miss Mary ]. SIN
mons were united in marriage last
night at the residence of Mrs. Louisa
Iightner on South First street. The
ceremony was performed by Justice
Burnett. The wedding was attended
by several of the friends of the COLI
tracing parties. The ceremony was
followed by a dinner. Mr.. Lightner
was kept busy last night acknowIedg-
ing the congratulations of his man.
friends.
SPENT THE DAY HERE.-Mr.
James Mclean of New York, vice
president of the Phelps Dodge Co., ar
rived here yesterday morning accom-
panied by a party composed of Mr..
E. Tinker, Miss Ethel Mclean and
Miss Alice Mclean. They came from
the north and registered at the Hotel
Adams though the greater part of the
afternoon was spent in driving around
the city and to nearby points of in
terest. In the evening they left on Mr..
McLean's private car, Nacozari, for the
southern part of the territory.
A WATERCART RUNA w AY-
There was some excitement on North
Center street yesterday afternoon
caused by a runaway sprinkling cart.
Walter Card, the driver, had just fin
ished filing the cart on Center street
near Monroe. In trying to get into the
cart he seized the side of the top of the
seat and pulled it off the cart. 1t fell
upon him and rolled in front of the
horses and scared them. Card hurt
himself in the fall and was picked up
unconscious and was carried to the Of
fee of Or. Stroud. He soon recovered
consciousness and was taken home
He was found to be not seriously hurt
The horses did not readily get under
Roadway with their heavy load and
they could have been easily captured
at the start, but they soon acquired a
momentum and the longer they ran the
faster they ran. They were captured
a mile out on North Center street by
Harry PROOFS who stopped them with
great deal of difficulty.
HOUSE UMBERING-There il
complaint both on the part of the
postoffice officials and many citizens, ut
the. hardness of property owners in
correctly numbering their houses in
accordance with the city ordinance to
that effect. Under the law those who
neglect this duty are liable at anytime
TO arrest on a misdeamoaor charge.