Arizona republican., 1905-06-20
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the New York store.
 | ONCE MORE-Once more Henry
 Myers of the New York store has had
 to take to his heels. For the 'steenth time his bicycle has been stolen. this
 time in broad daylight from in front of his place of business. He can't un- derstand why people should steal his wheel all the time when there are so many better ones in town.
 RESIDENCE PROPERTY soLD- | J. Ernest Walker has sold the B. F. McFall residence property on North Fourth street to c. A. Bower of the Phoenix Printing Go. Mr. Bower came here recently from Colorado | though his former home was Roanoke, Va. The selling price of the property was S225O.
 COMMITTEE OF SIXTEEN-Tke committee of sixteen, appointed to de- wise plan for hastening the settling of priority rights will hold an inn portant all day session at the rooms of the Water Users association next Saturday, beginning at a. m. It is earnestly requested that all members be present. With the new phase of the canal situation explained there will be added interest in their deliberat tions IRON SPRINGS NEWS-Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker will leave this morning for Iron Springs, MT. Walker expecting to return Lome 'n about week with a renewed determination to play checkers with Phoenix real es- tate. F. w. Potter has bought the Fl. H. McNeil cottage at Iron Springs and will send his family there this summer. MT! McNeil and family ex- pect to spend the summer at Cor onado.
 MUNSONC ALA H A N-Dr. F. Munson and Miss Rae Callahan were married last night at the residence of MT. and Mrs. L. D. Coggins on West Jefferson street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. M. Gibbons of the First M. E. church in the pres ence of a few friends. Both pr. and Mrs. Munson are highly esteemed by a large number of friends. Mrs. Munson has resided in the city for a
 little more than a year. having come here from Chicago. They will make their home at the Ford.
 BIRTHDAY PARTY-A most en- Joyable afternoon was spent yesterday at the home of MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Schrab, the event being a birth day party given in honor of their little son Fred. Tn the peanut hunt the first prize was won by Leland Stanford. The booby went to Aubrey Shrigley. Re treatments were served after which each small guest left with bright and happy smile. Those present were Nor ma Creech, Edith Norton, Olga Rustad. Hazel FU-l, Violet Johnston. Bertha Schrab. Leland Stanford, Raymond Thompson. Joy Stanford. Nat Tinker, How Nard Parker Harry FurI and Au- brey Shrigley.
 BADLY CUT UP-Rural Carrier Charles E. Moore feels pretty badly cut up over a little incident that oc- cured yesterday in which his feelings were considerably hurt. He drives a span. ona of which is not as well broken as it ought to be- Somewhere out on the Yuma road yesterday this bronk undertook to stand on his head with the result that the mail wagon was tipped over in a pond by t:le road side. This particular mail wagon is rather pretentious gohicle and has glass windows and other finishings for comfort and display. The capsizinc occurred so quickly that the regular exits were barred and as on the occa- sion of the IriquOis fire any avenue Of escape was permissible the getaway being all important. Mir. Moore fol- Io"IhS Ihe lines Of least resistance flew through the glass window and the mail followed him. He was severely cut by broken glass, about the head and neck, and looked like a Chicago strike breaker who had been earning hls money. He went to a nearby farm house and washed up, pulled the brok- en glass out of his system, swathed his lace Tn court plaster and rags and proceeded to deliver his route as thoroughbred mail carrier is expected to do. The mail wcs all saved except few copies of the Sunday Renubit- can which were so heavily weigbtad with ideas that they sank to the bot- tom of tho pond and MT. Moore had no diving bell with him.