Arizona republican., 1905-09-05
couLTER-AReALL-Otto R. Coul

COULTER R-ARGALL-Otto R. CouI- ter and Miss Jane ArgaI. both of this county, were united in marriage yes terday by Justice Burnett.
 r ACCEPTED THE BUILDING-The board of supervisors. though the reg ular monthly meeting had been ad- jOurned until today on account of the holiday, yesterday put in the time in a thorough inspection Of the county hospital and farm. The board also formally took over the new hospital building, which was lately completed. The superintendent of the hospital, Dr. Rhymes. is getting along very well considering that he has been in the position only four days. He stays at the hospital all the time, giving his work his personal supervision.
 DICK ARNOLD RECOVERING- Jack Gibson yesterday received let ter from Dick Arnold. who is still Iy- ing at Payson recovering from the gunshot wound which he suffered in the early days of the White mountain hunting trip. Mir. Arnold writes that he will probably be able to start for Phoenix about September 10. At the time the members of the party passed through PaysOn on their return a week ago the wounded man thought
  His physician, however, said that he would be lucky to find himself on the road b-- the middle of the month.
 DEFECTIVE DRAINAGE SYSTEM It is shown now since the recent rains that the drainage system in the central part of town is not yet quite perfect. Water is still standing in the gutters in places. emitting a foul smell. It is possible that mistakes were made in the first place in es- tablishing the grade of the gutters That is Q matter that cannot be very well remedied now. It has been sug- gested though that the gutters in the places where the decaying water is now standing might be flushed from the hydrants. That of course would leave other but fresher water which in a day or two might itself be flushed out
 GOT OFF EAsY-AIexander Acosta though a Mexican by birth. is entitled to membership in the Ancient Order of American Sneak Thieves. and has proved his talent more successfully than some other fellows at the mini mum of expense. Acosta was em- ployed in railroad work near Wicken- burg. and with a friend came down to Phoenix to cash his time check at the railroad office. After his departure from Wickenburg it was discovered that he had stolen from another man safety razor, three silk handkerchiefs and a fountain pen. The railroad of fee was notified and payment on his check was held up. Officer Moore told AcOsta the situation, and said that if he would produce the goods the owner did not desire to prosecute and would permit the cashing of the check. AcOsta then confessed that ~e had stolen the articles and had disposed of the handkerchiefs and razor at a sec ond-hand store and lost the pen. He restored the razor and stood for a hold-out of four dollars for the pen and the three nandkerchiefs.
 A BUSY HOLIDAY-F'or a holiday Justice Burnett yesterday made a busy season of September i. He had fifteen cases before him. Among them was that of James Dorson, who had fought at Santiago. He had been a resident 0f the territory for several years, but had never seen the capitol building. He made d special trip from the north ern part of the territory that he might gaze upon it's noble and graceful out ines. Somebody mistook his emotion at the sight of the building for drunk anness and he was run in. DOrson was unable to account for the dizziness of which the arresting officer complained. Dorson said he did not think it could