Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
OF LOCAL
INTEREST

B. A. FOWLER HOME-B. A. Fov- | Ter, president of the Water Users. as sociation. returned home yesterday | from visit of a few weeks in Cali ! fornia. Mrs Fowler will remain there i for some time
 | A BROKEN ARM-Mrs. Firza Roio. ! who with several members of her fam ! fly had driven down from Tempe to | see the circus. was thrown from tha wagon early yesterday morning on 1 Grant street, and suffered the break ling of her left arm.
 THERE WAS AMPLE WARNING
 But for the warning given by the weather bureau service the loss of life and shipping in the gulf storm of last Thursday would have been fneinitel, greater than il was. l.. N. Jesunofsks i the local observer. has received from the bureau two maps. one issued the day before the disaster and the other ] Sept. 22. five days before The first 1 shows unusually threatening condi- tions in the southeastern part of the country and along the gulf coast That was sufficient to put people on | their guard. The second map shows
 a storm area involving the whole country devastated twenty-four hours
 later The map also indicates at what points warning signals were put up They included all the towns and the whole region which afterward suffered. HONEY sHGPMENTS-Threc cars "f honey were shipped last night from Phoenix by the Arizona Beekeepers. association. via the NJ & P railroad. to the National Biscuit compan,. Pittsburg. Six carloads were shipped l over the Santa Fe to eastern points 1 and two carloads were shipped from Stafford. in the upper Gila valley. to Minneapolis. The honey. it is under
 stood, was forwarded by a California produce house. Ayhich a short time ago
 shipped five carloads. The honey will
 be used for the most part in the manu- fracture of plug tobacco.
 THE SHOW LICENSE-The sher- ifs office yesterday collected sI95
 from the Forepaugh-S show. This sum is theoretically five per cent Of
 the gross receipts of the show and is perhaps as near it as was ever col lected since this way of collecting
 license was inaugUrated by the legis-
 lature.
 BURGLARS MADE A HAUL-The
 residence Of Robert Friedel. near the
 capitol building. was burglarized yes Jerday afternoon while the family was attending the show. The work was
 thoroughly done leaving no doubt that it was in the hands of competent men.
 They secured $40 and lot of jewelry. consisting of rings and watch chains. What irritated Mrs Friedel more than anything else was the total de
 struction of d costly hat It might be asked why the burglars should have
 been guilty of such an act of vaudal- ism and which to the average woman
 would appear to be sacrilege. The answer is that the picture hat is ire quently made the receptacle for bank
 notes and other bills which may be easily concealed within the intriCacies of the hat. only al woman could find
 the thus buried treasure. The burg 1 lars tore the hat into such small pieces that nothing hidden could have
 escaped their eyes. Everything about
 the house had been rummaged. There was q box belonging To their little son
 which had been broken open but amid the miscellaneous collection of a Doy's treasures there was five-dollar gold piece which escaped the notice of the
 robbers. Entrance had been effected
 to the house through rear window.
 The screen was cut