Arizona republican., 1903-06-26


 Lodge No. ,. Knights of Pythias. will have work tonight in the degree of es- quire.
 A SOCIAL DANCE.-The weekly social dance of the Phoenix dancing academy win be given at Eastlake park tonight
 POLICE COURT.-Marcus Estrada. who had just finished serving one sen tence, got into the city jail again yes terday on another one for five days for drunkenness There were two other cases but both were discharged.
 MRS. EVANS DEATH.-Word was received yesterday of the death at Fayetteville. N. C.. on June % of Mrs. Evans. the mother of the late Major
 w. Evans. She had reached the ad- vanced age of Si
 FUNERAL OF W. w YORK.-The funeral of w. w. York will take place at o'clock on Sunday afternoon from the A M F. church. It had been in- ! tended to take the body to Texas for burial but that arrangement was changed yesterday afternoon.
 DEATH OF MRS. WELSH.-A let I ter was received yesterday by Mrs. J: w Thomas announcing the death at Albuquerque of Mrs. Welsh who had
 been living with her daughter. Mrs. Kate w. Culbertson of Capitol addition during the winter. She left here about the first of June for her former home in Iowa. Her death occurred on June | 10.
 NEST OF STOLEN WHEELS. - Somebody telephoned to the office of he ch m cles had been found along the ditch southwest of the cemetery. Deputy Sheriff Widmer went after them and
 brought them back to town. One of l them was identified by Thomas Whit
 ney as his. It had been stolen the night before.
 AN INSANE PAUPER.-John Gall eeJher. who has been an inmate of the poor house for the last eighteen months. was brought to the county Jail yesterday charged with insanity and he was committed. Gallagher is a weak and harmless imbecile. His mania was that of running away and 1t was feared that sometime when mo- body was watching he would make his ! way to the desert.
 A FIRE ALARM.-The fire depart ment was called out yesterday after noon by the explosion of a pint can of gasoline in the bicycle shop of Charles Gittner on Center street. A workman had carlessly placed it too close to a gas burner that was in use and the gasoline took fire. It flashed up but was at once deluged with water and extinguished before the firemen arrived and with no loss except the price of the gasoline.
 A RAZOR THIEF.-A few days ago a lot of hobos were taken up and one of them. Frank Lyon. was found guilty of having stolen d pair Of barber's clippers. He was sent to the city jail
 for thirty days. One of his partners. John Noble. was put in for five days for vagrancy. He has one more day to l serve. It was found yesterday that he | had q razor which belonged to Frank Smith from whom the clippers had | tice Burnett today. The rest of the gang has been driven out of town. l A CLOSE CALL.-An incident oc- | cured on Washington street between Center and First avenue yesterday
 afternoon that looked at first as
 though it would end in a frightful
 runaway but in fact only bride and
 a neckyoke strap were broken. one i horse of a double team hitched to a | buggy became frightened at a street
 car. plunged and then fell and began kicking at the other horse. the tongue | and everything else in sight. He got | up astride the tongue and fell again
 and there was more kicking. Finally
 he was caught by bystanders. unhitch- ed and untangled
 DEADLINESS OF DOCTORS.-That
 physicians are largely responsible foI
 disease and death. an honor which lat
 terly in the light thrown upon the situ-
 ation by modern science, they have
 beer compelled to share with bacilli
 was proved again yesterday by thf
 things that happened to the IndidT
 school tennis team which believed that II 4 had becOme the cock of the walk. II