Arizona republican., 1905-05-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MORE EXHIBITS-Dwigh B. Heard yesterday brought to the Board of Trade room some fine samples of alfalfa and grain from the Bartlett Heard ranch south of the river.
 SUNDAY DISTURBERS-P. Celares was before Justice Johnstone yester- day for a disturbance of the peace. He was fined $5 which he paid. Jose Pima was fined the same amount but he went to jail The same fate overlook Juan melendrez.
 MIR. CUNNINGHAM'S CONDITION There was a further improvement yes terday in the condition of Deputy Sher- if Cunningham whose throat was cut ! by Clarence Palmer last Saturday morning while the officer was trying to arrest him. There was no appearance of fever which the physicians have all along dreaded.
 A NEW RESIDENT-Mr. c. s. Clapton and mother of Los Angeles, arrived in the city today to make Phoenix their future home, MT. Clap ton having bought MT. P. P. Roziene's s 1 interest in the Bear drug store. MT. Clapton comes highly recommended as a capable druggist and a thorough business man.
  Charles Urban left last night for a visit to their former home in Toledo, Ohio. They expect to be gone about two months. MT. Urban is in charge of the photographic department at BerryhilTs and will during July, visit the Eastman kodak factory for an in- spection of the latest things in that particular line of art.
 MORGAN -STOVALL-w. D. Nor gan and Miss Mamie J. Stovall were married last night al the home of the brides father F. P. StovaH. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey. It was a quiet wedding at which was present only the rela- tives and few of the friends of the contracting parties. The bride is one of the loveliest young ladies of the city and had lived here for several years. Mir Morgan has not been a resident so long but he has made many friends in Phoenix.
 WHERE IS PATRICK FOGARTY- Miss Mary FOgarty of South Bend, Ind, makes inquiry through The Republican regarding her brother Patrick Fogarty, who left his home in Montreal several years ago. He was heard from at diff ferent times in the next two years and after that there was a silence un- til 1882 when he wrote saying that he was going to Mexico. He has not since been heard from. Miss Fogarty ad- vertised for him in the Santa Fe New Mexican not long ago and received a reply from a man who said that he knew of a man answering his descrip- ton and that he was somewhere in this territory. Any one who may know anything of him would confer favor by communicating with the sister.
 A NARROW ESCAPE-Mrs- F. w. Thode touched elbows with death or very serious injury last evening but fortunately escaped with few severe bruises and the loss of an evening s entertainment She was driving to the Doris opera house in her surrey, being accompanied by her children and a lady friend. At the corner of Mon roe and First streets one of the front wheels of the surrey very mysteriously came off and Mrs. Thode was thrown to the ground The rear wheel of the carriage passed over her right leg bruising it severely but not breaking any bones. The horse which was some what frightened started away on a little trot with the vehicle and the rest of its occupants but was caught with in a few yards by pr. Bond who chanc- ed to be passing on his bicycle, after which Mrs. Thode was taken home and given attention.