Arizona republican., 1904-10-06

AT PRESCOTT AND JEROME The published dist of MT. FOwler's meetings has been corrected in two par ticulars He will address the people at Jerome on the night of October 19, and at Prescott on the night of Octo- Der 70.
 BACK FROM THE RANGE-Jack Gibson and party returned last night from Gibson's ranch where the last two or three weeks have been devoted to rounding up and branding calves, some 25O having been properly marked by the party Mackenzie Gordon, the singer, who was one of the party re- turns feeling fine after his novel out ! ing which was devoted mainly to the making of a collection of rattlesnakes, tarantulas, centipedes, viuegarones and ! Gila monsters.
 BASEBALL PRACTICE-The Phoe-
 nix baseball boys are doing some live ! Iy practicing the last day or so and will keep it up from now until Satur- day when the first game is to be played with the Tucson aggregation. There
 was a good team pra.-tice yesterday afternoon and there will be practice again today both forenoon and after noon. It is especially desirable that every member of the team be out Fri day morning at o'clock for team prac-
 tice
 ASSAULTED A MExICAN-Tom Brown, a barkeeper at the Cottage
 saIOun. was arrested yesterday for as saul-ing a Mexican named Jesus Me
 dinas and badly beating up his heal. Mcdinas was brought to the county jail where his wounds were dressed by the county physician and he was a1- flowed to go. Brown claims that he was acting in self defense as the man had been elected from the place and re- turned with a rock in his hand with
 which he threatened to do darnage The case will probably be heard today.
 LAMP EXPLODED-The fire de- partment was called out last night about 9:30 o'clock by a telephone alarm, ioccasiOned by the exploding of a lamp
 in the residence of E. J. Ashley who lives at the corner of Fourth avenue land Jefferson street. The mother O.
 Mrs. Ashley. Mrs. Clara Coke, was carrying the lamp when it exploded and burned both her arms very severe ly, the breaking glass also badly cut-
 ting her under the chin. The fire started by the explosion was ex- Itinguished before the department ar rived so it's usefulness was confined to
 the using of it's kis for first aid to the Injured, thereby affording the unfor-
 tuuate woman some relief previous to
 the arriving of a physician.
 INDIAN GIRLS FLIGHT-Deputy Sheriff Oscar Roberts returned to the lefty yesterday morning after a long
 ctase bringing with him Lizzie Owens,
 an Apache girl. wanted for stealing. She had been a pupil of the Indian school but for a week she had been em- ployed in the family of 2. NJ. DcPaw She had not been there long before it
 was observed that she was thief.
 Several articles were missed and af-
 terward found tied up in parcel to | be taken at a convenient time or to be l given to a confederate. On Monday
 Mrs. DePew locked her out of all parts i of the house except the kitchen ard l that fact made known to the girl that
 she was suspected. She ran away and ! 1t was learned that she had gone to Scottsdale. She had taken some things WihIah she had stolen with her among them ring belonging to Mrs | De Pew. It was decided to bring her back rot so much for the purpose of punishing her as to educate her and other pupils of the school that it is wrong to steal Deputy Sheriff Oscar | Roberts went after fner. He learned that she left ScOttsdale in the morn ing but he did not overtake her until she arrived at Mcdowell the evening | of the same day. This long | and swift journey on foot is the more remarkable by reason of the fact that the girl is lame.
 ! CITY COUNCIL-An adiournea meeting of the city council was held last night, the most important matter fGonsIdered being two resolutions con