Arizona republican., 1902-03-04

BADLY BURNED.-Ray Kane. son of MT. and Mrs. George Kane. was severely burned yesterday. accidentally spilling kettle of boiling water on himself. One of his legs was badly burned from the knee down.
 DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. - There was but one case in the police court yesterday. that of a poor, un fortunate who was accused of drunk enness and disorderly conduct. He had put up 8 cash bond when ar rested, and failing to appear yesterday. the bond was declared forfeited
 TOURISTS GO DRIVING.-A party of fourteen guests of the Ford hotel drove to Mesa City yesterday to see the country there and intervening. It was about as disa greeable weather for driving as is ever experienced here. but even at that there was notable ab- sence of that cold that keeps people in the house at this season in other lands.
 WILL LIVE AT M'DOWELL.-Wm Graham of Florence, has purchased 16O acres of land. all under fence, and having a water right for fifty-two in ches of water attached thereto, near Mcdowell The water is taken from the Verde river, and there is no scarcity of the desired liquid at any season of the year. MT. Graham and family will start for their new home this week
 A REPLEVIN CASE.-Deputy Sher- if Slankard returned yesterday morn ing from the Buckeye country, where he went to serve writ of replevin on George Pedler. acting constable of that precinct The writ was sued out of district court by w. H. Black, assignee of J. Ernest Walker. The goods in dispute had been attached by a man named Allen, who had brought suit against Walker to recover for his services The gobds amount to about $9OO
 WICKENBURG'S READING ROOM. The Wickenburg reading room. pro posed by the News-Herald. is receiV- ing substantial support from some of the business men of that place, but there is still a lack of sufficient funds to guarantee the project. When the machinery for the Orc Grande mil be gins to arrive it will put new life into the library scheme as well as every thing else in that locality
 DEATH OF EUGENIA BARTLE- SON-News comes from Florence that Miss Eugenia Bartleson died there at the home of her mother, a few days ago. after a long illness. Her death was not unexpected, as she has been an in valid since last summer, and was con- fined to her bed for a month preced- ing her death. She was a very pop ular woman in Florence and was well known by many Phoenix people. former residents of that town. Miss Bartle son was 2 years old and a native Of Missouri but had lived in Florence for about twenty years. Her sister was for a long time postmistress of Florence.
 GONE AFTER CLUNE.- Sheriff Stout left last night for Maricopa after w. P. Clune, who is wanted here on a variety of charges. the first of which was the abduction of a child. which was in the custody of his wife from whom he had separated. He obtained possession of the child by violence. pointing d revolver at d neighbor who had interfered. All this happened in the Buckeye country. Complaint was not made against Clune until last Sat urday. He was in town but could not be found. It was known that he was intending to go south, so that the Nj. & P. train was watched on Saturday suit Clune got out somehow on Sun