Arizona republican., 1905-08-25
BIRD HUNTlNo-severaI parties

BIRD HUNTING-SeveraI parties
of hunters who spent yesterday after
noon down the river report a fair
flight of birds. Several teel ducks
were brought in but the bag was not
a large one.
MORE INDIAN PUPILS-Clarence
F. Harvey of the Indian school left this
morning for Mayer, Ariz.. where he
will enroll and bring to Phoenix several
pupils who will attend the Indian
school the coming winter.
THE TOWN IN DARKNESS-In
an effort TO rid the town of the bugs
that have been around the lights the
past two nights the authorities last
night caused the lights to be turned
out and consequently the city was in
darkness. Just what the result Of the
experiment viii be Is awaited with in
terest. The early part of last even
ing the street lights being in darkness
the business houses were overrun
with the annoying insects.
A BlCYCLIST FlNED-One violator
of the bicycle ordinance paid fine
in the city court yesterday afternoon
the only arrest made during the day.
THE STAGE OF WATER-Wednes-
day night a foot Of water was running
over the dam at the head of the canal
but yesterday the water receded until
the only water coming down found its
way out through the waste gates.
From there a considerable Of head
found its way to the joint head.
A RAILROAD VIslTOR-Traveling
Passenger and Freight Agent Thad
Van Horn of the Rock Island with
headquarters in FL Paso. spent vester-
day in the city. Mr.. Van Horn has
1T III.
predecessor. Garnett King, having Re
come general freight and passeng ger
agent of the same road. This is rot
Mr.. Van Horns first visit - i'hoanix,
but yesterday was the drst TIM he
had been here for several Years. He
will return IN about ten days.
A K-BOOK-There has just
been issued "The Los Angeles Times
Cook Book No. ." The book contains
more than 1000 recipes covering the
whole range of the culinary art.
Among the recipes are a great many
of old pioneer Spanish dishes. The
cook book is a compilation of the re-
cipes which had been received by the
Times from various sources in the
course of the year. The book is hand
somely bound and appropriately dec
GRATED on the cover with a chatting
dish.
NOBODY NEED BE HUNGRY
Although no stops will be made Cor
supper by the excursion train which
will be run by the Santa Fe to Pres
colt a week from tomorrow that IS
not a sign that the eXcursOnists Hill
have to go hungry. Arrangements
have been made to have coffee and
sandwiches served on the train. Then
too those who desire, may await the
arrival Of the train at Prescott. which
on account Of the early hour in the
day it is scheduled TO leave here Will
not make the hour of arrival so late
but that dinner may be procured ut
the destination point.
RHUART- LocKMAN The an
announcement was made in this city
yesterday morning by card of the mar
riage at DrakeviIle. Ia, on August :,
Of Mr.. Leslie II. Rhuart of this city
and Miss Evangeline Lockman of
Drakeville. The bride is neice of
former Governor Drake of Iowa and
a cousin Of Mrs. ShOnts. wife Of the
mission. Mr.. Rhuart was for q long
time connected with the business of
the New York Life Insurance company
in this city and later was the local
manager. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhuart will
return to Phoenix about November 1
and will be at home at No. SIC North
First avenue.