Arizona republican., 1898-10-03

 Irict by Qualey Bros, reports twenty two men at work. Sinking iS progress irg at the rIee Of ninety feet Der month and the ere vein is steadily growing larger. The ore is copper and it is CT excellent grade, believed to equal any to be fo5lnd in Arizona
 ". $. Sparks and his partner. H. s. Burroughs. cattle buyers Of Pocatello, idaho, came Saturday morning to buy cattle. They went to He-mcsillo Wednesday to look at some cattle MT. Sparks is well known in Nogalas. hay ing shipped cattle from here for several years, but this is Mir. Burroughs first trip. They passed through some snow storms ln reaching Nogales.-Videste
 Rev. Lapsley 4. lIcAfee and family arrived in Solomonyille On Tuesday hsre to take charge-cf the Presbyterian churches here and al Sa1crd. The Bulletin, On behalf of the citizens Of Solomonville, extends welcome to MT McAfee and family and hopes that their stay in this community may ba mutually beneficial all around.-Bui- letin
 Nc less than five men working with the Hash-Knife Cattle company in their roundup have within the last week been hurt by their horses. John Hoffman was roping COW and his horse fell on him injuring him badly. Burt Maxwell was dragged by his sad de horse and bruised considerably. Three others Of the boys whose names We failed to learn have been hurt also by their hC-sss.-Flagstaf Gem.
 P. I. Rcbinsc1 the bright attorney frcln Globe arrived ii Solomonvilia the ether day. Wiley '. Jones had ar ranged with MT. Robinson to represent ths district attorneys office ct the fall term of court and he came here fer the purpose Of looking into the cases that will come befcre ine grand jury Mir Rcbinso1 aS the spring term of court made q most favorable impression in Graham. It is TJ1nored that he may come here to Iive.-Bulletin.
 J. T. BrickNocd has a unique silver mounted pistol belt that belonged to Pete Gabriel and he is thinking Of do- mating it to the Arizona pioneer society. It is 2 belt that was fashionable among westerneTs thirty CT forty years ago and one that Pete had carried through many scrap with Indians and despa- TaGCes. It was left with EIr. Brick weed several mGnths ago by the la-e ex-sheriff with sonne money. but GIr. BT-ckwcCd thinks it's rightful place is with the pioneer society. It is Q rare relic.-Fidette.
 Altncugn the Citizen and Star have vied with each o.her in announcing the precise time un which Dave Hughes, the Rough Rider, would get back to the city, each paper naming several diff ferert dates, he ccmeth not but tarries by the ways:de. Now the Citizen knows just when he will set here, but refuses to diyulge the information. When he comes, however, it will let you know. h the meantime this paper is glad to believe that Dave is having c good time along the way, and that he will have 2 still better time when he arrives in Tucson.-Citizsn.
 ! robbery occurred at the university night before Ias1, details Of which did net get cut until last evening It ap- pears that 9 member Of the faculty has 1T charge the sale Of books ana other supplies to the students, and tor this purpose occupies a room in the base Hent- He sometimes leaves money lying on a desk where it can be plainly seal by any one passing the window Night before last the sum Of Se5 was thus left, and during the night the win dow was broken. and the money stolen. Nothing else was disturbed. One may be as careless as he pleases with his own property. yet when the effect is to put temptation in the way cf others, the custom becomes censurable-Citi- zen.
 Andrew Incl and wife were arrested at Spe12zdI11.a last Monday on a war rant sworn Gut by man named Mc- CUIdy charging them with being impli- cated in the killing Of Chari5s Denson. It will be remembered that Charles Gardner was placed in jail last week without bond for the murder of Den son. The strongest evidence against Incl and wife was given by 3 yOunG man who carries the mail between Fort Thomas and Arayaipa, who swore that lnei had told him that he intended to kill Eenscn. The defendants had ar examination Tuesday before Justice fleashau at Thomas. and C. F. Raw lins Of Solomc1viIle, representing the defense. At the conclusion cf the ex- animation Incl and wife were both discharged by the jus-ice.-Bulletin. ! girl baby was born to the wife oI Ii. T. Jones Of Nogales Monday, but i lived cniy 2 few minutes.
 ] The astrological section Of the nau- scum of the university has received from Dr. H. ". Fenrer remarkable specimen Of g stone implement weigh ing some twenty pounds and shaped like [ shield. IL is ovidal mass measuring about twelve inches by eleven, and about three inches thick \ projection on each edge a the top, formed by cutting deep but curved recesses in tht edges Of the stone indicate that thi: s'.cne was intended to be lifted by bot hands and to De used as a maui ol pestle,, probably for crushing grain O e1ags seed, CT that by means Of the5t projections it could be securely iashei fer transportation from one camp U ancther, CT to the end Of a beam, sc as to permit the s.one to be used likt a trip hammer. It bears evidences c having been used fer pounding, foi
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