Arizona republican., 1903-04-14

OHIO V1SITORS.-Rev. Frazier and wife of Ohio are in the city, guests of Doctor and Mrs. J. M. Evans.
 J. A. KILROY HOME-J. A. Kil- roy has returned from a visit of sev- eral months in San Francisco. Mrs Kilroy will not return till fall.
 ". c. T. U. MEErING.-The w c. T. U. will hold it's regular meeting at it's reception rooms, corner of Center and Monroe streets tomorrow at 2:SO D. m. All are welcome.
 LADIES' CHORUS.-There will be special rehearsal of the ladies' chorus at the Christian church Friday after noon at o'clock to practice for the concert to be given on the 27th.
 MONTOYA IMPROVING. - Jose Maria Montoya who was so desperate ly wounded in the neck by a shot from J. D. Houck's revolver g few days ago. is reported to be making very rapid recovery.
 A NOVEL FURNISHING.-Alex Rheinstein who has placed a sideboard in his new wholesale liquor house has a very novel furnishing in the way of a bar made of two whiskey barrels covered with ash tops and trimmed with brass railingS.
 COMING TO ATTEND THE MEET ING-Mayor c. F. Schumacher of Tue son and City Attorney John B. Wrighto sent word yesterday afternoon that they would arrive in the city this morning to attend the municipal water works meeting tonight.
 MRS. MCGOWAN HERE.-Mrs. s. Nj. McCowan. wife of the former superin- tendent of the Phoenix Indian school and the present superintendent of the school al Chiiocco, Okla, arrived here yesterday morning from the latter place and is a guest of MT. and Mrs. ". c. Foster.
 POLICE COURT-In police court yesterday a colored man by the name of Albert Thomas was acquitted of the charge of vagrancy. Richard Shaw, a youth of IS or 20 years was sent to jail for fifteen days on a vagrancy charge. He is the person accused of rolling Q drunken man at Five Points Sunday afternoon but the charge could not be proved against him.
 MEETING OF FIREMEN.-There was a meeting of the fire department last night at which preliminary ar engagements were begun for the annual picnic to be held some time in June. It was also decided to secure a piece of ground in one of the cemeteries in which to bury dead firemen, and to erect tombstones over the graves of those firemen whose memory has not already been so honored.
 NJ. & P. EXPERIMENTS is un- derstood that the M. & P. railroad company will at once begin the inn provement of it's track laying 62pound rails between here and Tempe. Some of the steel is already arriving. Incl dentally it is expected F. I. Kendall of San Francisco, secretary and treasurer of the company, will be here neX. Mon day for short stay on railroad busi- ness.
 A BAD BURN.-Frank Taylor was very seriously burned yesterday at the plant of the Arctic Ice works. He was enga ged in putting some molten babbit metal around Q piece of machinery when it exploded. probably from water dropping on it, throwing drops Of the hot metal all over Mir. Taylor. The only serious effect was on his eyes both of which were badly burned. He was brought to the office Of Dr. Stroud and cared for. Though it is too soon to pre- dict results definitely it is believed the sight of both eyes will be saved.
 DOING WELL ENOUGH.-Thomas Hall who lives on a thirtyacre farm southwest Of town is a new conner here as he has only been in the valley but a little over two years. In that time, however, he has done very well on a small investment. He bought his farm for s600 thoroughly prepared the soil on fifteen acres of it. and planted it to pear trees that cost him S200 He has taken care of his little orchard for | two seasons and recently refused an 1 AazgsxszRassHsEs5sz,xaeGs1 s1.zyEzzsczEzzzzEEE1zM