Arizona republican., 1903-06-08

IS VERY ILL.-Charies Harms, an employe of Goldburg Bros. store is very i'll of typhoid fever at his home
 on East Jefferson street.
 GONE TO PRESCOTT-Mrs. Will | liam Mayors, her son Frank and nephew and niece. George and Teresa Morgan, have gone to Prescott where | they expect to spend the summer. EYE PUT OUT-While John Adams, | the fourteen year old son of the widow | of Captain Adams was out hunting | Thursday afternoon with his uncle Joe Howard, a shot gun fired by the latter | exploded, and q fragment of the barrel
 struck young Adams in the left eye, ! injuring the eye ball so seriously that | it had to be removed the following day. says the Globe-Times. The boy
 is resting easily at his uncle's, B. F.
 Crawford with every prospect of | speedy recovery.
 RANGERS SEIZE CATTLE.-Last
 Monday Stock Inspector Porter Me Donald and Ranger Hopkins seized nineteen head of cattle in a pasture on ! the San Pedro, below Fairbank. The cattle were claimed by some Mexicans,
 but when the case was called for trial before Justice of the Peace Busby. at St. David they failed to put in appear ance to prove their ownership. The cattle will be sold by the Live Stock board. The new law is certainly clean ing up the cattle thieves.
 IRON SPRINGS COMMUNITY Nearly two days of threatening wealth CT irterspersed with rain nas had a dampening effect on the community at 
 mer colonists has been considerably augmented by the arrival during the past two days of MT. J. E. Walker. treasurer of Maricopa county. and his wife and two grand children, Thayer and Caroline. Burtis: MT. Fl. H. Me Niel and his children, and Miss Lucy Ellis.
 NO CONCERT.-There was no band concert on the city hall plaza last evening owing to the engagement O: the Pioneer hand at Eastlake park THE CORONADO BAND.-The Cor onado band will arrive here Wednes- day and Wednesday evening will give free concert on the city hall plaza that will be well worth attending. In. addition there will be a lecture de- scriptive of things seen between Kan sas City and Coronado Beach. Califor- mia. with special reference to the Tent City and it's attractions. The lecture will be illustrated by a fine assortment of stereopticon views.
 THE TOPEKA FUND.-Announce- ment is made that the receipts of the entertainment at the park of the To- peka flood sufferers amounted to s107.50. This was the gross sum and also the net sum for the reason that there were TO expenses. The amount has been forwarded to the mayor of Topeka. Manager Stechan desires to thank the persons who took part in it as well as the newspapers and all oth- CTS who contributed to the benefit.
 CATTLE FOR THE Ed. Horrell. James Gibson and two other cowmen from Gila county arrived in the city yesterday with several lots O; cattle for the local market
 VICTIMS OF THE EXPLOSION The injuries of Engineer Chambers. Fireman Shipp and Brakeman McArdle who were hurt in the explosion near Glendale on Friday night have not improved The hearing of all of them is found to be affected and it Is supposed that their ear drums were ruptured. Or the night of the explo- | sion neither the brakeman nor the en- gineer noticed anything wrong with their hearing but trouble has been de- Veloped since. The fireman though. was quite deaf that night and there has so far been little change in his ! condition. No other injuries of im-
 portance were sustained.
 1 MEXICANS JAILED.-Five Mexi-
 cans were picked up by the police last l evening between o'clock and 9 o'clock
 all more or less put out of business by
 King Alcohol Johnny Moore of the day force picked up a couple of the lads