Arizona republican., 1900-10-22

COL. HILL BETTER.-Col. John r.
 Hill, who is suffering with psritonitis
 at his residence on North Fifth avenue.
 was reported considerably better last evening.
 SHOT MANY DUCKS. - Ernest Stroud. William Fickas. and Archie
 Wormen spent Sunday morning at the
 river and killed forty-five ducks. Other
 parties bagged a considerable number
 of the birds
 AFTER CZUCZKA.-Sheriff Murray
 left last night for Fl Paso. armed with
 a acquisition for Max Czuczka. under
 arrest there and wanted here on a charge of embedding several hundred
 dollars from the New York store.
 MIR. STROBRIDGE ILL. -AIr. ". F. Strobridge, the Crsanist at the First Presbyterian church. is very ill with tonsilitis at the Phoenix hospi,al and is threat ned with typhoid fever. Mrs. Hulatt fllyd his place at the church yesterday.
 FOR CARNIVAL FUNDS = On Tuesday morning the executive com mittee of the carnival association. con sisting of Messrs j. C. Adams. s. NJ McCowan. S. P. Clark. David Goldberg. and G. II. N. Luhrs. will start out in the soliciting of funds.
 PARADE OF KNIGHTS.-Saturd evening was memorable occasion with the Knights of Khorassan. After a fine parade, the best ever given by the local temple. twenty tyros crossed the burning sands of the desert and the ,i.e fol ,,-a ha About sixty knights, in costume. were in the parade.
 PITCHING GOOD BALL.-Pitcher Hartwen of the DeMund team, who has been playing in Los Angeles with the Tucson nine. has been doing some good work there. He won three of the four games in which he pitched and also game at North Ontario. Ifaruwell will ! return this week and get into practice with the DeMund team.
 HAY PRICES CLIMBING.-With !. hay at $l3 Der ton, and likely to go still i higher. owners of horses will be under |. extra heavy expense this winter. A well known rancher said yesterday that i the drouth of the past summer had , caused such a shortage in the alfalfa '. . if the price of hay would reach SIS per ton.
 FORGOT HIS TEAM-T. J. Rich i ards. who drives an express wagon, Oc- | cupied a cell at the city prison Friday , night and Saturday was assessed $ | for allowing his team to stand on the , street beyond the time limit fixed by I law. Richards hitched his horses early | Friday morning and left them there. 1. unfed and unwatered. until after mid night. when Officer Sullivan found ! them. took them to a barn and put i Richards in the calaboose.
 A HUNTING PARTY.-A party of | business men. under the leadership of ! w. C. Price and Frank White, conduct 1 ed a successful campaign against the ! quail yesterday. Starting at break If l day they drove about twenty miles l west. where they report quail in abun- dance. The party succeeded in getting | happened to mar the pleasure of the | day. It was noticed that Bicycle Charlie. of snipe hunting fame. now takes a gun instead of a bag when he goes after feathered game.
 BlC CI+I CLUB hE-t tl iNtT. - Ihs directors of the Phoenix Bicycle clnb will hold meeting this after noon at o'clock in the board of trade room to discuss plans for the coming winter. The directors have just had he path out Center street cleaned of the weeds and brush that had grown over it during the summer and now two cyclists can ride abreast from Slmms addition to the toll gate. and three can ride abreast from the toll gate to the Indian s' hcol. The path will have snrr,n N.crL, dnna n,1 il snnn and hafnre