Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

avenue. MT. A. Blake Coats. of Phoe- nix. and Miss Mae Lillian Hart of | Lowell. Massachusetts, were joined in marriage by the 'groom's father. Rev. Orville Coats. pastor of the First Bap-
 tist church of this city.
 l NO TRAFFIC INTERFERENCE | It was announced at the office of the
 M. x P. railroad company yesterday | that the filling of the Salton basin though very threatening until a day
 or two ago. has not interfered with traffic so far and probably will not as
 the water is now slowly receding The l publication by the Tucson Post to the | effect that Southern Pacific freight
 was being routed via the Santa Fe was an error.
 THE LOAN MIssION-There was a meeting of the territorial loan commission yesterday called for the purpose of taking action on an appli- cation by the board of supervisors of
 Pima county for the funding of bonds of the county to the amount of $25.- 000. It was found though that the ap- pIication was not in due form. Clerk
 Nets of the board left last night for Tucson to have the application modi- fled. The bonds sought to be refund ed were issued in 1887 to cover de- ficit in the couns treasury
 DEATH OF J. A. MATHIESON- Dr. MacIntyre received the sad news yesterday morning of the death of James Archibald Mathieson at his old | home in BrockVille, Canada. on Mon day, the 10th inst. He came to Phoe-
 nix for his health eight years ago last
 March and returned home about
 month ago to die. While here he made
 many friends who appreciated his
 sterling worth and loved his staunch character and who deeply sympathize
 with his bereaved mother. sister and
 brother.
 A RUNAWAY AccIOENT.-Mayor J. L. Waring and family of Mesa. met
 with a serious accident last night, from which they singularIy escaped
 MT Waring. his wife and little son
 were driving from Tempe to Mesa. When near the creamery the horse took fright and ran away. In the course of his flight he overturned the buggy | throwing all of the occupants out
 Mrs Waring was painfully hurt. but
 she broke the fall of the little boy who received ouly slight cuts about the
 face. MT. Waring held his hold upon
 the reins and after having been drag
 ged 200 yards, he managed to stop the frightened horse. His ankle was ! SlIt clillt-0 -N-llileE lnG horse nor the buggy was damaged.
 TOUCHED THE BUTTON-County Treasurer Hayden yesterday gave himself and the sherin's office a good scare but when it was al! over he felt more secure than ever. There are sev- eral buttons in the office of the treas urer, which upon being touched set loud gong in the office of the sherifr ringing. IL then becomes the duty Of | the sherif and his deputies to seize guns and other offensive weapons and make a rush to repel the assault upon the treasury. Some of these buttons are attached 60 the various desks of the treasuTeT's office and one Of them is on the floor to be operated by the ! foot IL was this one that the county 1 treasurer trod upon yesterday. The apparatus was found to be in working order for the next instant the treasury
 was bristlinS with guns in the hands
 of the deputies.
 ILLNESS OF SANDY BROOIE- Col. B. W. LeaveH who has returned from Prescott after a stay of severa!
 weeks there, reports that he received letter under date of June I6 from Colonel Alex e. Brodie. II announces the very serious illness of Sandy. the only child of Colonel and Mrs. Brodie. though at the time of writing the boy
 Was somewhat improved. The family
 IS living at hospital in Manila so
 that Sandy may have the best medical
 attention possible and still be near his
 parents. who idolize him. Sandy is
 well known in Phoenix. almost as well
 known as his parents, and all will
 unite in wishing for him d speedy re-
 covery- Colonel Brodie writes that he
 and Mrs. Brodie are well but that Mrs.
 Brodie will probably return to this
 country with their son as soon as he