Arizona republican., 1912-04-25

MARRlAGE.-MlSS Sylvia Lucas and Harry Osborne were married yes terday at four o'clock by a justice of the peace. They will live in Los Angeles.
 DANCE RECITAL.-Tomorro cV- cning at the Arizona School of Music pupils of Miss Doris KinGman will present a dance recital The program will include English. Hungarian, and Spanish danceG clogs. and many gymnastic or folk dances. and is open to the public, no admission being charged
 REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETiNG.- A meeting of the Taft republican club of Arizona was held last night in the club rooms in the Fleming block. There was a very fair at tendance and an enthusiastic session the meeting being addressed by James T. Williams of Tucson. The mem bership is growing very rapidly.
 LONG VACATiON-Mr and Mrs. F. II. Doty who have been holding school at Arlington during the open season Tor schools We're in Phoenix yesterday having completed their work for the season. They Vill spend the summer on their homestead in ,.,c Casa Grande country
 iSPUTATIOUS-On complaint of j. r. Porch, NJ Gabricl was arrested yesterday at his place of businc cs5. Porch alleged that the defendant haG used improper language. The coIr dismissed Gabriel With a warning The affair grew out of d dispu,e over d loan.
 IN THE GLOOM.-H J SistrunN, an employe of Wakeln's grocery. is suffering Gf deer melanc.vlI3 Whicl can only be T, jeved bv some eagle eyed friend finding and returning to him a Masonic charm which he lost from his watch foh. IL carries the cmb'cns of the ord,r with t. X A. NJ No. Inscribed on the back. The .ulrm k invaluable ta him = d gift and could be of little value to another.
 GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY- Grand jury empaneIlcd for the trans action of county business will meet at 10 o'clock this morning in the temporary home of the superior court at Jefferson street and Second ave uue. This is the first grand jurN since Arizona became state, and lt will be confronted with lot of busi- ness Nearly seventy-fiVe prisoners are awaiting the action of the jury. Under the constitution defendants may be held for the higher court upon information" so that hcraaftcr grand iurics will be less frequently required than formerly. The necessity for the present jury lies in the fact that many of the cases come over from the territorial days. The trial jury will begin business next week Thurs day.
 QUEER SYSTEM-iIarrY Hurley has a bicycle. The other day it was missing Yesterday Hurley saw tn" machine in bossc,,. ion of another. He called the riders attention to tH' fact. and the man calmly admitted that someone had taken his wheel and he got even" by appropria' a'ug Hurlcy's He also put in a claim f'r $250 which he said inc hat- rpent on repairs Hurley paid. anG took thc wheel. but after thinking tl2 matter over decided that he had @e. tied too hastily anu secured q warrant for the arrest of the man who appro 'riated tho wheel Two other similar cases have recently been reported to the police: ore by Ed SChulte. the her by a motorman in the employ of ,hc street railway company. In the la,- ter case no prosecution is beng mad'.
 AUTO ORDINANCE.-ChiT of Pc. lice is inauGuratinG q campaign t" compel auto owners to pay more at tcntion to the ordinance regulating the issuance ana placing of iic@H5' numbers. The chief alleges that some of the garages use tho same number for several machines. and also thae when machines are sod O. chan@e ownership the fact is not ""3o. ,~l in order that the proper record may
 made h d5 least one instance Wh@1" a umber has been lost it has turE"A up attached to another machine. Tn ordinance also prescribes the size ol the letters upon the dicense tag an! requires that iisht shall be 90 placed thai they can be distnguished after dark l. was cXpecteI that the legislature would adopt a 6iIl making uniform auto laws for the state, bat as yet this has not been done. LOST NO TIME-James Thomas, a negro released from the city prison on Tuesday for disturbing the peace, said disturbance consisting in chasing Mrs F. NJ. Lawson through the streets after brandishing revolver and threatening great bodily harm. according to Mrs. LaWsons story. inn mediatelv took to the warpath again. and before he had been long at lib erty again found the woman at her home in an alley back of the Savoy