Arizona republican., 1908-06-16
!: Of Local Interest
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NO FOOllSHNESS-A Phoenix
 business man who drove on a sidewalk | yesterday for his greater convenience
 in unloading goods. was warned by an | officer that he was violating an ordi-
 nance and made to drive off again. | Hardly had the officer turned his back when he repeated the offense, and the
 marshal being notified, placed him un- der arrest to appear at 4o'clock today. THE ROLL OF DlSHONOR.-The
 roll of dishonor as it was called in Recorder Thomas court yesterday,
 was as follows: John Doe, charge withdrawn; John Doe again, drunk, five days; Tom Mccarthy, drunk, five days; Jose Moline, sleeping drunk, five days; Albert Dye. drunk, $5 bail for feited Jane Doe, reservation stray, s1G bail jumped left town.
 A VISITING NEWSPAPERMAN.- W. J. Bell arrived from the south yes terday morning. MT. Bell has for a long time been engaged in newspaper work on the coast. He was for some time connected with the Rocky Noun tain News and more recently with the International American, at Douglas
 He has lately taken up his residence at Jerome. He will remain in town a day or two.
 LEFT FOR ROOSEVELT.-J C.. Dysart, who is touring the country in an automobile. left for Roosevelt yes terday morning at o'clock. He was accompanied by Miss Crandall of Yuma who had been visiting with MT. and Mrs. J. A. Moore for a day or two. Miss Cfandall went as far as Mesa, leaving there for her home in Yuma last ev- ening.
 LAWN SPRINKlING.-It is against the law to sprinkle lawns after 9 o'clock at night or to sprinkle them at any time with a hose that has no nozzle on. The warnings have been frequent, and Saturday night the water department caught a bunch of good citizens red-handed in the act
 The officials announce that they have no legitimate ground for a kick. and there are a lot more of the offenders who are courting trouble and will find IL just as soon as the inspectors can get them located.
 DUNlAP'S HARD LUCK.-Sam Dunlap, who was but recently lead to the hymeneal altar and tied up in the nuptial knot, added a new experience to his already eventful career in the wild west day before yesterday when he undertook to act as chauffuer be- hind pair of four cylinder broncos three speeds forward and six back ward. Intending to do the thing up right in neat brown package with a yellow ribbon. and proclaiming that his i Prince Albert, that is, long suit, was handling the reins, he invited some of his friends who had no accident poli- cies to take a ride out to his 160-acre ranch. Dunlap had the courage of his convictions. He pilOted the prancing nags and spick-and- span rig up to the Hotel Adams, landing where the party was about to embark at the suspicious moment. At this inning the team de- cided to take time and Dunlap by the forelock and exhibited the most aston ishing skill at refusing to travel in any direction, except backward, sideways or straight up. Despite Dunlaps efforts in pushing on the lines there was made no more progress than that of a frozen turtle on a cake of ice. Finally some thing touched off the fuse and the an 1mals blew up, that is, up the road. separating the running gears from the coupling pin and strewing various ani-