Arizona republican., 1898-10-19
FLAGSTAFF NEWS.
The Subject Still Uppermosf is Eol- Onei BrOdie.

Flagstaff, Ariz., Oct. 17.-(Spec- al
 Correspondence of The Republican.)- Henry Ward has just returned from /, Alaska He is associated with Dan Hogan in the Hogan copper mine in the Grand canyon, and he has no de sire to return to Alaska. MT. Ward
 built the famcu trail down the rim of the canyon, which the late Buckley O'NeiI1 named, 'Hogan's Slide" after i he. had made the ascent with Dan Ho-
 gan.
 i Jim Bahr, a puncher, was in town Saturday. He noticed that every one seemed to be happy, and he ccud not understand it at all. He went about the town and thersi was the same feeling everywhere- The people were celebrating the return to Arizona If Col Brcrdie, who was the close friend Of Captain Buckley O'Neill, and nc man was liked better here than Buckey Jim entered into the spirit of the thing, but it was from his own notions of good time. He got on his horse and started in t. shoot up the town. Sheriff Ralph Cameron heard l the first shots, and. he took after the puncher afoot. It was an uneven race
 and the cowboy was soon les! In the i pines. Other punchtTs who were gc- i ing out to the ranch Bahr WAS em- ployed at took the news from the sher- i if to Bahr that he could consider him self a prisoner. Bahr came in this
 mcrning to go through the formality Of being arrested, but his sixshcoter was locked in the holster, and there was an expression on his face that was ret there when he rode through the
 town on Saturday.
 Cuba the dog that went to Cuba | with the 'Rcugh Riders will go to Prescott and Phoenix when Col. BrCdie i speaks a. those places He is an in 1 ttelligent little fellow, and has many ac- tcomplishments He wss at the front all the time, but when a band began i to play he would scamper of and the boys would not sea, him fir days at a time. He was known by the entire army When Santiago was captured
 the Rough. Riders" missed their mas colt and they thought they had lost ! him forever. He had gone away bs- fore and come back with his curly hair taken out in chunks by the Cuban dogs i he had encountered on the trails, but
 this time no trace Of him could be found. The Rough Riders" wsnt On 1 to MOntauk Point. They were fol- lowed by the Ninth cavalry, which was composed Of colcred men. And few
 days after the Ninth had gone into camp Cuba" reported with military punctuality at tine camp of the Rough
 Riders He had gone aboard the i transport which tock the Ninth cav airy from Cuba
 i Cuba was found at Fl Paso by c. C. Jackson of Captain O'Neill's troop when en route to Cuba, and the cap tain told him to take 1t along as a mascot Jackson had to guard the dcg closely in the east, as there had been
 several attempts to steal him. "Cuba's
 picture has appeared in a great many ] of the eastern papers together with that Of Josephine the mountain lion,
 which was also a mascot of the Rough Riders The lion was presented to Gel. Brcdie when he left Prescott, by Bob Brow. The dog and lien were the best Of friends. They played tcge.h- ] CT all the time. and when strange
 deg came into camp Josephine
 would slap it a vicious blow and send
 it away yelping. The lion protected
 Cuba" at all times, but when Cuba got mad the lion would run to it's cage
 and. she was never known tc punish
 Cuba The lion was stolen at Chi cago as it was being shipped tc Ari-
 zona Col. Brodie has the Pinkertc1 detectives at work on the case, and the 1 recovery of the lion is thought prcb- able at an early date.
 GEORGE H. SMILEY. AMERICAN SHOES IN GERMANY