Arizona republican., 1905-09-10

be made when their names are called.
KENDRlck ROBINSON-Da n i e l
Kendrick- and Della Robinson were
married last evening al o'clock at the
parsonage of the a. NJ. E. church by
Rev. Alexander Wagner Later they
went to the residence of Allen Smith,
q East Madison street which will be
their home for the present. Both the
contracting parties are residents of
Phoenix, the groom coming nere a few
months ago and the bride some time
before.
HAPPINESS AT THE FORD
There is not so much of an air of lone
illness about the Ford as pervaded that
institution during the summer months
and the prOprieto-s are happy again.
Mrs. a. 3. Williams returned a day
or two ago from a visit in Canada
with the relatives Of Mr. williams,
who accompanied her, but returned
some time ago. Mrs. Hanner came
back yesterday morning from the
coast where she has spent the sum
mer and where she was for a time
quite i'll.
FREE INCUBATION OF AL
FALFA SEED-The experiment sta
ton has JUS, received quantity of
the new artificiaIly prepared bacteria
for inOculating alfalfa seed. In order
to make a wide test Of this Treatment.
in Arizona the station will treat seed
free of charge. if left at the expert
ment firm on Grand avenue before
Sept. %. No seed can be treated after
this date, as the station has only one
lot of bacteria, which must be used up
Immediately when once made up. At
ter incubation the seed is dried and
may be kept two or three months
i,,ir ic
pected to do better on new land than
on land that already produces good
alfalfa. on the latter it probably will
produce no increase at all
DAM NOT STROYED-Judge
Steele of New York vice president of
the Arizona Water Co, and the gentle
men accompanying him, returned late
Friday night from the Arizona dam
which they went to visit that morning
for the purpose of noting the conditions
since the last disastrous freshet in the
river. Judge Steele said the flood had
in no manner injured the permanent
work that has been done in repairing
the dam, though 4 large part of the
gravel dyke is gone as has been pre-
viously reported. That of course has
almost the same effect as though the
dam were gone, so far as an immediate
water supply is concerned for it let's
the ordinary flow Of the river through
the old break in the dam. Judge Steele
and son viii leave Monday morning for
Roosevelt to view the progress of
events at the reservoir site.
AN ALL RIGHT PULLET-Mention
was made the other day of pullet be-
longing to L. J. Storm foreman of the
Arizona ostrich farm, which broke the
record of laying an egg at the tender
age Of sixty eight days. Just to prove
that she was not four flushing or only
making a flash. it is learned that she
laid another two days later and prob
ably proposes to keep on the good work
until the days Of her usefulness are
over. She is of the Black MinOrca
breed and will probably be a candidate
for hOnOrs at the territorial fair. In
cidentally it may be mentioned thai
the \ iona ostrich farm is to become
an allround poultry ranch and raise
birds of all sizes. For an all round
chicken the management looks with ia
VOr on White LeghOTns and Mr.. Storm
is keeping the incubatOrs fun Of LeghOrn
/ eggs when they are not in use on Os-
I trich eggs. He now has 100 little chick
ems and is In a fai- way to make a
/ good start in the business.
SPENT YESTERDAY HERE-Mr.
/ T. Johns Rigby. who is at the head Of
/ the Rigby smelter enterprise at Mayer.
/ spent yesterday in Phoenix. He came
down from Prescott yesterday morning
and will leave fO- Denver on this
mornings Santa Fe train. Mr.. Rigby
. had about as close a call a few months
ago as anybody ever experiences and
. gets away with his life. He was in
the Harrisburg railroad wreck where
tlirty-seven were killed and nearly a
. hunG. ed and fifty hurt, the horrors of
. the accident being added to by the ex-
{ plosion Of a couple OF cars of dyna-
mite and the fire that ensued. MI.