Arizona republican., 1899-07-05
NEWS
 OF THH
 TOWN

| PHOENIX WON.-The DeMund az
 gregatiOn was victorious in the game
 played between that team and the
 Congress nine at Congress yesterday The score was 10 to s. The Phoenix
 team returned last night.
 NOT A AIYSTERY.-The disap i pearaHce of William AIozier is nC
 longer mysterious Friends say thai
 he informed them of his intention ot
 leaving for Albany. Ga. Gut he di(
 not define the day of his departure.
 TUCK HING RETURNED -Tuc!l Hing, the proprietor CG the Garden City restaurant has returned to Phoe- nix from a trip to China. He present
 ed each person who had signed his | certificate with an assortment of fire 1 works, one reason why the Fourth of Judy started On the third.
 THROWN FROM A CART-A man | named Murray working CT the Black l Canyon road was thrown from cart 1 near Five Points last night and badly. But not dangerously hurt. He was
 drunk and had been driving abcut
 town recklessly endangering the fife or limb of everybody on the street.
 WARM IN LOS ANGELES
 nix iS not the only warm place in the " i 620 Arizona avenue has just had q let 1 ter from 1er friend. Mss Jean Me
 Milan. now residing in Los Angeles saving that the weather there is al most unbearable.
 MADE AN EARTHQUAKE.-T i was one notable effect Of the Fourth of July here. A window in Doris Bros store was broken yesterday by fire cIacksr and singularly the fire-cracker
 was not exploded within fifty feet Of
 the window. It was placed in the street opposite the store and the ex- plOs:On created q seismic disturb
 ance so strong as to shake the sur rounding country with the damage mentioned.
 TWO ROBBERIES.-The Mari
 c0pa x Phoenix company has suffered
 from two robberies within the last
 three days On last Sunday night the warehouse at Tempe was broken into
 and clothes were stolen from slip ment The following night a robbery
 was committed at the Mesa ware
 house, presumably by the same par
 ties The company has no clue 10 work on ard indications are that the
 thieves are safe.
 THE SECOND MAP-Mr E. w Gillett, agent for the s. F. P. & F., has presented this office a large red map Of the United States. It is one made by the Santa Fe company and outlines that route. Its color sets off prOmi- nently the different features of this country nd makes tt at once attrac- tive A shipment of these maps was made to San Francisco a few months ago and created such a demand that many more were called for. MT. Gil led n geles, making the second Of the kind here.
 BUSINESS IF NOT DEMOCRATIC 1 In the course of q discussion at the council meeting on Monday night re- garding the submission of the water works proposition to the tax payers, l
 Mayor Gang suggested something l about a committee of the ''beSt tax payers" meaning thereby. the heav jest tax payers. Councilman Sanders | objected to the d:Scrimina ion be tween tax payers and said that q small tax payer was entitled to as loud q voice in public affairs as a big one. The mayor maintained his . ground and Councilman Sanders re piled that that doctrine was not dem- i Ocratic. Maybe not replied the mayor. but its business
 ,CRIIINALLY RECKLESS TRICN Officer William DoweM was the vic tim of q criminally reckless celeDrator of the Fourth of July last night. He was riding q bicycle at the corner of Center and Washington streets, when someone in front of the Phoenix News & Stationery company threw a large t0mb iI his direction. It exploded q few inches from his face and knocked aim from his wheel. The left side of his face and the back of his head were badly burned by the explosion. His left coat sleeve was torn in q half dozen places and his arm was burned in great patches. The officer approached the crowd from which the bomb was thrown and tried to To- cate the thrOWe er but the spectators while admitting that some one in the crowd did it, said they did not know who.
 FRUSTRATED BY HEAT Late yesterday after noon a man sitting on 3 bench in the court house plaza WIS seen to fall over and roll upon the ground Those who saw him at first thought he was drunk, but it was soon discovered that he was prostrated by heat. Dr. Damsron was sent for and when he came the mans temperature YVES 1091a. He was 5aken to Lount'e ico factory and put into the cold stor- age room, where he was kept until dark, when his tempe pecature had fallen to 105- His pulse, though, was so dan weak that the doctor did not think it was possible for him to re- cover. He was removed to the Sisters hospital. From letters found in his pockets it was learned that his name is Henry Church and he has mother and a brother who live at Anaheim, Cal He is about thirty-five | years of sgeL
 HOW TO KILL ANTS.-Ir. T. NJ. II Bowers was interested the other day in reading of way to get rid of ants, now employed on the asylum grounds. hN Sinl5ino an e-lnntN tn-natn can inn