Arizona republican., 1903-07-02

weeks ago frcm Deadwood. s. D.. suf- fering from tuberculosis. hoping the climate would prove beneficial to hi: health. But like a great many others he came too late. He was 8 years of age. He leaves mother. who was called a few days ago from Louis vile. Ky, where she was visiting rela- tives. Her home is at Nampa. Idaho where her only son now lives. The fu- neral will be from Easteriing's parlors at $ D. m. today. Rev. MT. McAiee will officiate. The Eagles will have charge
 GOING TO COLLEGE.-Mis Caro- bel Murphy left Tuesday night for Georgia to spend the summer and in September she expects to enter the Southern Female College at College Park, Ga.
 POLICE CGURT.-Fred Hurrand was fined $5 yesterday in the ploice court for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Another man was arrested but released and Lee Lung forfeited $5 cash ball for leaving his team united. Two other men were arrested or the charge of vagrancy, but were diccharg- CT after examination.
 
 Frank Czarnowski. superintendent of the Leviathan Mining company. who has been he:e for two or three days, returned to the camp near Congress on this mornings train. He says that district IS lively at the present time, though the Leviathan is practically shut down pending the installation of a new and larger hoist The Trinity '. I mine, that formerly belonged to the Leviathan company, has recently made a good strike of ore in the lower work ings and has developed a pleasing Wa ter supply. The Alaska mine near Con gress is the one now claiming sensl- tional attention. recent good showings of ore having made stock subscriptions general among the Congress people.
 THE ASSESSOR BUSY.-City As Foster has begun the annual assess ment of city property and desires it made public that any gcod citizen who wants to help matters along will be provided with schedule for the list of his respective holdings. If the tax payer does not apply for the schedule bimself, however. it will be thrust upon him as opportunity may offer. and if there is no opportunity in the end the assessor will fill one out himself.
 HE HAS GONE ABROAD.-Louie Files. the most accomplished barber who has been running a barber shop in the alley between Center and First streets and Washington and Adams, left last night for Colorado where he formerly resided. It will be a great trip for him. He has lived in Phoenix for seventeen years and has been out of the valley only twice. Once he emerged from IL to go to Tempe and another time to venture to Maricopa. which he had heard was greatly inn proving under the genial influence of Perry Williams. A great many things have happened since MT. Files came to Arizona; even governments have been changed. Only two weeks ago a whole dynasty was overturned and a king and a queen were killed.
 PECULIAR ACCIDENTS. J. Sul- livan. Q well-known cattleman of Va vapai county. having formerly resided in Chino valley and who was interest ed in the Cataract mines several years ago, met with a very peculiar accident Monday. says the Journal Miner. and
 
 his life. Mir. Sullivan vas fixing up to prepare some sheep dip which required to be heated. He ran across the bar rel ot an an old double barreled shot gun which had been through a fire and had the stock burned off. He had built a fire in a trench and laidsthis old weapon across it to rest his kettle on. In order to get his fire burning well he knelt in front of the trench and com menced blowing it. While in this po- sition an old charge which had evident ly been left in the gun exploded with terrific force, shattering the barrels. portions of which struck Sullivan about the neck and shoulders. one piece sev- ering the exterior jugular vein and piece an inch and d half long embed ding itself in his shoulder. He is under treatment at Mercy hospital and his is reported as favorable.