Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
TIE NORMAL school eoARD.-

THE NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD.- There was a meeting of the normal school board in this city yesterday. There were present Principal Mat lhews of the normal school Rev. F. ?. Drew, Secretary A. J. Peters. Judge Layton superintendent of public in struction Only routine business was transacted
 REE-YEAR-OLO CHILD DAN SERIOUSLY BURNED.-WhiIe play ing with a bunch Of matches yester- day morning the infant son of Mir. and Mrs Louno, Of East Jefferson street in some way set fire to his clothes and was seriously burned before his mother was attracted by the childs screams. It is thought that he will recover.
 HE WELDED A KNIFE-Leonardo Nunez was before Justice Robertson yesterday on a charge of assault upon Jose Montoya. It was rather more than a simple assault for Nunez drew a big knife and threatened an anatom- ical investigation of Montoya. He was fined $1O and sent to the county jail. This exciting episode took place at the Manila saloon.
 GROCERY STORE OF E. COLE BBED.-Thieves entered the gro cery store Of F. Cole. at the corner of Seventh avenue and Washington streets. Wednesday afternoon. between six and seven o'clock. while MT. Cole was absent at supper. and took all The money in the cash drawer, which amounted to about S2O.OO or S25.OO. None of the merchandise was dis turhed.
 ILLNESS OF MIR. DODGE.-W r. Dodge assistant cashier of the Phoenix National Bank is lying at the Sisters Hospital suffering an attack of typhoid fever. It is mild case and his phy- sicians are hopeful of his early re- covery. His parents who live at Wdu- kegan, H., spent some time here re- gently and went on to California. They fortunately arrived in the city a few days ago on their return
 MOTHERS LEAGUE.-This after noon at 2:30 o'clock, Mrs I. H. Yelling of Trenton. New Jersey. is to speak to young mothers in the parlor of the Presbyterian church. All mothers of young children are most cordially in- Vited to be present and enjoy this ad- dress. The Mothers club of Trenton has made d name for itself and Mrs. Yelling has been one of the leaders in it's work. She will certainly interest and help all mothers who are solving the problems of child-training.
 A CHURCH REUNION.-Rev. A. C. HOgbin of I.aramine, Wyo- arrived in the city yesterday This is the frs: visit of MT. Hogbin to this part of the country but no man would be more warmly received than he will be. He is no stranger to some of the popu- iation. MT. Hogbin twelve years ago was the pastor of a Congregational church at Sabetha, Kan. Among his parishioners Was Nr. c. E. Richmond and his family. They were the first of a large emigration from the neigh bOrhoOd of Sabetha to this part of the country. Also considerable part of the emigration was made up of mem bers of MT. Hogbin's church. Most of them settled on the south side in the neighborhood of Tempe and the re- union between the former pastor and the members of his flock will take place there. He will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church there next Sunday. That church was by the way organized for the most part by his former parishioners.
 A SNlPE HUNT.-There is young man. one of several guests of the Cope land house. who may find himself in the clutches of the game law of the territory. If this thing should happen tC him it will not be because he has not been duly warned of the expira- tiOn of the laws today. or rather last night at midnight. He is from Ca'f- fornia where there are no snipe, and in consequence no laws for their proteC- ton from the ruthless hunter. The subject of snipe was casually mention ed to him a few days ago by one of the other guests of the house. After that