Arizona republican., 1904-06-12

jured a few days ago by being thrown from a buggy, through the breaking of wheel, is doing as we'll as could be expected, though the hurt is a very painful one. As mentioned at the time the right knee was dislocated and though no bones were broken, the mus cles and tendons were strained in most distressing manner.
 BASE BALL.-Word was received from Prescott yesterday that the line up of the Prescott base ball team would be sent down in a day or two. The Phoenix team continues its prac- tice and feels that it can consistently assure the fans that the game between the two clubs at Eastlake park on the 18th, week from today, will be good one, well worth seeing by any lover or the sport.
 FIREMEN'S PICNlC-Arrangem are complete for the firemen's picnic to be held at the buttes tunnel east of Florence today. The indications yes terday were that there would be an at tendance of at least 700 and possibly more. The railroad officials have ann pie equipment for all who desire to go and there will be seats for everybody. There will be lots doing for the amuse ment of the picnickers and no intoXi eating liquors will be sold on the grounds.
 SALE OF CITY REALTY.-A valu- able piece of city property changed ownership yesterday through the agen- cy of H. l. Latham & Co., It was the north 100 feet of lots g and Il of block g. being the southeast corner of Van Buren and Second streets. The prop erty was sold by Gertrude w. Scofieid to Max Stein, the consideration being $1,500. There is a comfortable adobe house on the property which it is un- derstood MT. Stein will proceed at once to further improve.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Monroe street and Second avenue. A. M. Gibbons, pastor Sun day school at g a. m.; Epworth league at 6S0 p. m.; public worship at 7:30 P. m. Subject of the morning sermon, The Joy of Harvest" Psalm 126:5-6; subject of the evening sermon, David, from Shepherd-Boy to King" 1 Chron. 17:7. All seats are free. You will find a cordial welcome. Do not forget the early hours. Be on hand at o'clock for Sunday school, and at 10 o'clock for morning preaching service and get home before the worst heat.
 GOING TO THE CANYON.-Miss Eudora Mather and Miss Kathryn Daily left this morning for the Grand Canyon and after their visit there will go on to California. the latter to remain per. manently. Miss Mather has charge of the training school at the Tempe nor maj and expects to spend the summer with her parents in Pasadena. Miss Daly who has been teaching in the English department a- the normal mas accepted the position of English teach CT at Shell college at Berkeley, uni Versity preparatory school.
 A FALSE REPORT.-The friends of the Tyson family here were shocked by a report placed in circulation a day of two ago, that Walter Tyson had been killed by d train at Flagstaff Walter is youth about eighteen years old who has grown from childhood here and is now living with his mother at Fleg- staff. The story was first told to some of his former playmates here as a joke, though it is hard for d reasonable per son to see just where the fun comes in. These boys, of course, believed it, and innocently gave currency to the rumor. There was nothing to it.