Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
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AN INFORMAL PARTY.

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 AN INFORMAL PARTY. - Tonight at his home on North Second avenue, Harry A. Diehl will entertain a num- Der of his friends at an informal party.
 GOV. TRITLE MAY RECOVER
 Former Governor F. A. Tritle, who for the past week has been in a very critical condition. was yesterday Ie- ported to be very much improved; so much so that his recovery is a.ticipat- ed by the attending physician.
 A MOVING OFFICIAL.-Dr. J. C. Norton. territorial veterinarian. re- turned yesterday morning from a grip into the southern part of the terri tory. where he spent several days at Douglas on business and lett lest evening for Roosevelt on a second trip. He will be absent from the city DOS sibly three days.
 DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.-Two offenders appeared before Judge Joha- stone yesterday when he opened His court. Both were drunk and disorder Iy cases. Andres Castillo pail a fine of 8 and w. W. Evans was scrt 10 jail for five days. Evans created c Iis- turbance at the corner of Center and Washington streets.
 PICKETT GOES HOME-"BuHdog" Pickett left last night for his home at Taylor, Texas. He will stop eu route for a day al San Antonio where he has friends and relatives. It is -eutark- able that Pickett is able to travel SD soon after the wound he received in his exhibition at the park last week, but the mans nerve and gameaess IS a,- Ceived the wound that it wouli pc i'm possible for him owaIk for at least a week.
 MURPHY PIKE. - Word has been received in Phoenix of the marriage at Los Angeles of Mrs. Sarah Murphy to Mir Arthur Pike of San Francisco. Mir. Pike is a prominent and wealthy merchant of San Francisco. Mrs. Murphy is a thorough Arizona girl, her father. MT. Banghart. being one of the pioneers of the vicinity of Prescott. For several years Mrs Murphy has been one of the leaders of society il both Phoenix and Prescott. Her many friends in this territory shower their congratulations upon her
 PIANO PUPILS RECITAL. - To- morrow night at the First Methodist
 
 the Arizona School of Music who have been studying under Prof. Elmer A. Todd, will appear in concert assisted in the rendition Sof this program. by pupils of the other departments of the school The program which will be given has been carefully arranged, and a treat is in store for those who at tend. The concert will be free and the public is cordially invited to at tend On Saturday night, June 2nd. the graduating exercises of the school will be held in the church, on which occasion Miss Juliet l.. Gentry will graduate from the department of piano. Miss Gentry, assisted by Karl Cochems and Prof. Todd will present a very select program of musical mum bers. The presentation of the diploma to Miss Gentry will be made by Gov ernor Kibbey.
 THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY.-Work will today be begun by the contractor eXcavating for the construction of tue new Carnegie library in Neahrs park. The contractors for the excavatirg are Valentine and Perry and they also have the stone work and the brick work on the building. A force of men and teams will also begin tomorrow hauling the rock from the quarry. in all about ten men and teams beng