Arizona republican., 1900-07-04
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State or weather Clear. Clear. PARK THEATER.- Nights in a Barrcom'' drew a fair sized audience to the park theater last night. A var jed bill is announced for presentation this evening.
 A MINING COMMENTARIES of incorporation of the Cambridge Gold Mining company of Massachusetts were filed in the office of the county re- corder yesterday. The capital stock is s25O, ,OOO
 WILL RECONER.-Dr. x. B. Cole of this city. who has b=en very dan gerously ill at his ranch near Glen dale, showed encourag ging signs of in proven mt yesterday and it is believed that he will recover.
 BOARD OF TRADE. No business of particular importance was transact ed at th= regular meeting of the board of trade last evening. beyond the dis- cussion of few matters of minor im portancs and the auditing of bills.
 STRUCK ARTESIAN WATER.-Mr. Daniel McDermott of the Arizona Water company said yesterday that the att mpt to reach artesian water on the A. C. Mcqueen ranch near Mesa has pr3vsd successful and a good flow had been struck at 800 feet.
 ILLNESS OF MRS. WYLIE.-Mrs. Win Wylie. who. with her daughters, Elta and Edith. is spending the sum mer at Los Angeles. was seized with peritOnitis last Monday. Dr. Wylie had left Phoenix on a hunting trip in the northern part of the territory for a few days before. A message was sent him and reached him near Flagstaff. He t once left for the coast.
 CAUGHT A CHAPTER. Frank Walker. a species of the genus grafter, was gathered into the police fold last night by Officer Gray. Walker was begging on the street and in the sa- Icons when the patrolman happened onto him in the Hoffman saloon, on Center street. Walker had secured a good start in his work when arrested. and had a quantity Of small change stcwed away in his socks. H. averted q vagrancy charge by producing the requisite amount of cash. but was held III Jail ru prevent the infliction or himself on residents and visitors to- day.
 | THE WINNER OF A LOT-Mrs Emma McGehan has lately come into possession of a lot in University addi- tiOn. She had been trading at a store which offered its patrons chances in the lot. These chances were indicated by numbers. One morning she read in a paper that the drawing had come off and that the lot had been won by a certain number. She had that number, but fearful that there might be mis- take she grabbed her hat and Hurried to the store for confirmation of her good luck. The first thing she did after ascqrtaining that she held the only number worth holding was to go and see if her hat was on straight It didn't feel natural and easy. but in her ex- citement she hadn't thought of it.
 IS STILL UNCONSCIOUS. James Cant, who was injured by fall from his horse by contact with a wire clothes line Monday morning. is sill in a semi-conscious condition at his home on East Adams street His physician stated last night that unless d hemor- rhage of the brain results frcln the cOncussion which h. sustained. he will probably recover. Mrs. Cant, who was prostrated over the accident. was in duced to sleep last zyening for the first time. Cattlemen who know MT Cant state that he is enc of the fin=st horse men in this vicinity and agree tha, only such d peculiar accident as betciI him could havs thrown him from the back of his horse. During the rough riding exhibition at the carnival last fall he took prominent part, anu at tractsd much attention by a feat in which he was very proficient. consist ing in jumping from his horse repeat