Arizona republican., 1903-06-15

THE POLICE HAUL.-The police
 picked up two ordinary trunks yester- day and four stray horses.
 NEW LIVE STOCK INSPECTOR | George Felton has been appointed a live stock inspector for the Twenty l fourth district, in the vicinity of Tue son.
 A NATIVE SOLOIST.-At the Pres | byterian church service last evening
 the offertory solo was sung by an In- dian girl student of the Phoenix In- | dian school.
 | AFTER WITNESSES.-She Del | Lewis of Tombstone was here yester-
 day en route home from Prescott, where | be went to secure witnesses for cases
 in the Tombstone court.
 | FUNERAL OF H. K. MDONALD.-
 The funeral of H. K. Mcdonald in Mesa | City yesterday was largely attended, | the members Of the Phoenix aerie of
 Eagles going over on the morning P.
 &, F.. train which was held at Mesa for their accommodation till after the | funeral.
 | TONTO BASIN RANGES-Therc
 have been recent rains in the Tonto
 Basin country and the ranges are said
 to be looking unusually well. TontO
 has turned out this season almost 5000 | head of cattle. About 5000 head have | been Griven into this valley via the | Reno Ioad. and 1,S00 head bought by i the Heard Bartlett Cattle company were driven from the J. H. Banner
 ranch to Holbrook. whence they were ! $ hipped here.
 l CAUGHT BY A WIRE.-The Brill
 addition car came to a sudden stand 1 still last night. There was a crash and ! a flash on the line between Fourth and | Fifth streets which alarmed the neigh
 borhood. It turned out that the top of
 the car had been caught by swinging
 wire and part of the roof was torn i off. There was nobody on the car but ] the motorman. An accident very much Ike this happened on the same line a
 little more than a year ago near the Van Buren street crossing
 BOUGHT A HOUSE-Captain T ConnelI, local manager of the Wells
 Fargo express. has bought from pr
 Purman the residence on North Seventh
 street. corner of Fillmore It is ont
 of the best houses in the city and ha.
 been occupied by Captain Cornell fol
 several months. Inquiry for city prop
 crty having become very brisk lately
 the captain thought it would be we'll tt lay good house in while it was in tn,
 market.
 A GROWING LODGE.-The Coco Templars lodge recently organized il
 the Osborn district by Mir Walbridg,
 is reported as growing at very satis
 factory rate. On Saturday evening public meeting was held which was ad dressed by MT. J. NJ. Glass of Califor mia, who has been in the field in the in
 terest of the order for more than month. After the lecture the lodge wa convened and four candidates initiated bringing the total membership up t about thirty. Two other applica tion were received.
 ACCUMULATING FAME.-The Sal River valley is slowly but surely ac quiring fame horse breeding coun
 try. Its Phoenix correspondent ha S furnished to "The TTotter and Pacer, a leading New York journal for horse men, complete description of th
 principal pedigreed horses on the J. (
 Adams stock farm. with proper men tion of other standard bred stock own ed by MT. Adams. The corresponder
 also predicts that from this farm wi come some colts that the east will made to respect in very few year It is surely great horse country, wit green feed the year round, and muc has occurred in the last year to impre' !. this fact on the horse fancying world. = ICE CREAM TONIGHT.-This is tf U kind of weather that makes peep % think of ice cream and frozen lemoI @ ade. At least it has acted that way
 the Good Templars, and has move
 them to cater to the demand for som . thing cool. They adjourned their Tegl
 lar session that was due to be held t r. night in order that they might indul