Arizona republican., 1898-09-02

search of the forgotten name, hoping
 n the meantime that when MT. Moore gets soter it viii come back to him
 THE FINAL RLSERvolR.-Reports .ome 10 Phoenix from Pinal county to he effecl that tn. heavy rains last week caused 2 break in the banks of
 he great reservoir which supplies
 many ri the farmers with irrigating water. The rush of storedup water
 rom the artificial lake was in conse- Iuence something lemendous, and lit
 ie Was lcit when tne tide ceased run )ing 4 large forcc of farmers imme- iiately set to work to repair the dam tge and had nearly completed their ask on Wednesday of this week. The accident is unfortunate. not only in solving lnuch extra labor at the pres
 mt time, nut Gtprivine the farmers If waEer that could have been used to ldvaltase later ol. This loss, how .ver, may not be irremediable, espe- ,ially if the rresert showery condi- lons prevail a week or so longer.
 THE CARELESS CAMoAMOCHE.- 1t 1 o'clock this morning having finished their midnight lunch
 he police were standing in eront of Coffee AIS watching campamoche swallowing flies and bugs. The proceeding paved the way to scientific discussion. The campa- noche's neck didn't seem to be equal Q the task, out there was no doubt that he was slowing his victims away with so great dexterity that the wit lesses could not see how it was done. There were two theories. One was hat the neck was distended so sud
 lenly that the eye could not see it and he other was that the strong muscles 1f the throat elongated the victims and allowed them to slip through cas-
 .ly. The two views were irrecon :ilable and Andrew Barry who has 9 head for scientific matters, was awakened to decide. He has not passed judgment yet, but is making an encyclopedia study of the matter. In he meantime the campamoche is going ,head swallowing insects of greater yirth than himself without caring, and perhaps without knowing how he does
 t, and certainly without manifesting my interes. in the result of Mir Bar rvs research. ,e .l.
 FI.CRENcG EXCITED William nercia, hctel. returned yesterday morning. ilcm q trip t1 Florence and Casa Grade From all accounts MT. Codenhofi cleated 3 sensation in the metropolis of Pinal county. From the 'lme he took the stage at Casa Grande tor Florence until he arrived at the
 alter pIaCe he was re garded as the advance agcnt ( f the fall and winter commercial traveller When he alight- d foTn the stage and immediately made his way to the office of Sheriff Truman ir the county court house. public upiEiun quickly changed and he was then rega ,dc.i as a special inter Ial revenue officer from Washington ). C., or possibly a special agent sent ,ut by thc general land ofice to hunt ID ti.r:bei cutters. Sheriff Trumas is au old acquaintance of Mr. Doden- koff and speedily allayed popular ex- .itenent on the subject by informing all inuuirers that the visitor was a hotel man from Pboenix From that time on Nr. | oGeEhoff was a subject Of municipal courtesy and attention. Landlord Drais. who controls both of he Florence hntels, gave him the best ne town afforded ard tho pretty young 'adiec cf the county capital were plan ting elaborate social festivities in iionor Oi the visit when business en- sagernent5 at home called MT. Doden- 1off away. One of the visitors new found acquaintances was Jim Parker the stage driver, who lived in Phoe- T-Ix T hi best regards to ex- Mayor Monihon
 MT. Parker was q famous Sprinter in those days and referred to foot race in which. bct!. he and Mr. Monihon were interested. FIotahiv MT. Men- hon remembers tie circumstance.