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against it." When Justice Johnston
 replied that the ticket seller would
 most likely have forgotten it, Foster smiled. He had no tickets when ho was arrested and no money.
 DISTURBERS OF THE PEACE Alejandro Moline and J. Oterc were before Justice Johnstone yesterday for drunkenness and disturbance of the peace The latter was fined $5 and
 the former was sent to jail for five days.
 RELATED FAIR VISIToR-Jaci.
 Frasier. formerly of Frasier's station on the Roosevelt road, is in the city attending the fair. He has leased his station for the year and will devote his entire attention to mining and his cattle interests.
 RACES AT MARlcoPA RINK-At the Maricopa skating rink last evening there was very large crowd and the numerous games played for prizes were greatly enjoyed. The potato race was won by Guy Bennitt with a good record. Tonight there will be a barrel race and an exhibition of fancy skat ing.
 COL. RANDOLPH IN TOWN-Col Epes Randolph arrived in the city yes terday and spent the day here visiting the fair. He will remain in the city until tonight, when he will return to his home at Tucson. Since his last visit to the city Col. Randolph has sue ceeded in closing the flow of the Colo rado river into the Salton Sea.
 DEPARTURE OF PRESIDENT lARSON-President F.. T. Larson or the Harqua Hala Mining company who has been here looking over the prop erty which has lately attracted so much attention by reason of the recent gold discoveries. left last night for the coast. He will go 10 San Francisco, and from there to his home in Michi- gan.
 LYMAN TROUS-Thursday af- ternoon Frank H. Lyman and Edyth A. Watrous were united in marriage at the home of Rev. H. NJ. Campbell of the Presbyterian church. The affair was very quiet and few of even the most intimate friends of the couple knew the event was to take place. Mir. and Mrs. Lyman will, make their home at the Sixth Avenue hotel for the pres ent but win later take a cottage in the northern part of the city.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERV- ICES-Services tomorrow will be as follows: Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m; preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. by the pastor. Rev. H. NJ. Campbell. Morning offertoIy duet. 'In the Cross of Christ Glory" CAbD, Mrs. Hughes and Professor Heinrich: evening offer tory solo. "(The Heavenly Song" CGray). sung by Professor Heinrich. Pastors morning theme. "A Sleeping Servant of God" evening theme, By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them"
 A "SHOWER"-Last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Horn berger of North Fourth avenue kitchen shower was given in honor of Arthur J. Hertell and Miss Nellie Wright, whose approaching marriage has been announced to take place on Thursday evening at the home of the bride on East Van Buren street. MT Hertell is one of the most popular men in the local postoffice service and Miss Wright has a very large circle of ad- mirers and friends. The Rev. H. M. Campbell of the Presbyterian church, of which both are active members, will perform the ceremony.
 THE ARIZONA MiNERS-A large part of the session of the annual con- ventiOn of the Arizona miners asso citation last night at the board of trade loom was taken up with the discussion of proposition made by B. 4. Packard on behalf of the territorial fair com mission that the miners take charge of the mineral exhibit at the fair grounds. maintain it and arrange for its display throughout the year. To that end a committee was appointed composed of A. A. Johns, Dr. J. NJ. Ford. G. w. Griffey. s. L. Gibson and Dr. Whiteside to confer with the fair commission today and make definite arrangements for the care of the ex-