Arizona republican., 1898-08-26

nore than make good in a lifelong habit all that is paid out under the rev. ,nue law. So in the end the war will lot have cost the American people ,ent, and then there are Porto Rico, Cuba and maybe the Philippines hrOwn in for good measure.
 The announcement of Thomas E. Flannigan Of his candidacy before the approaching republican convention for he nomination for district attorney. appears in this issue of The Republi- an It can be said of MT. Flannigan hat he is good lawyer and one of he foremost orators of the Maricopa
 ourty bar and one who would ably Ill the office. He has had some po- itical experience. enough to show hat he is strong in the county. Two ears ago as a candidate for the legis- ature he ran so far ahead Of his ticket t was believed for a month that he vas elected. Many persons believe 70 yet, though he lost on a recount.
 Dr. Joshua Miller. the new superin- tendent of the insane asylum. will take :harge of that institution today. At he time of his appointment two weeks ,go it was understood that he would lot assume charge until September 1. 1e arrived in the city with his family ,n Tuesday evening. Dr. Hamblin, he retiring superintendent. will re- main at the asylum until the first of September, or as much longer as is necessary to arrange his affairs for lis departure It is understood that le will return to Ohio. What changes )r. Miller will make in the personnel # the asylum force has not been in
 Heated. His former management of he institution is a guarantee of his 'uccessful conduct of affairs now.
 Yesterday afternoon couple of nen, each with several jolts slowed beneath the waistband, thought they lad business with the governor. They walked back and forth in the corridor before the door opening into the guber- ,atorial offices. Each time as they passed it they viewed 1t with respect amounting almost to awe. At last a gentleman came out. and one of the .wo approaching with his hat in hand md pointing with his thumb toward he door. inquired, "Is e in?" ''Who 2" asked the gentleman. "The govnor," ," 'eplied the man with the hat in his hand. Being informed that the gov ,rnor was in. he turned to the other md said: Here, Pat, hold my poipe m hat an I'll go in an see i'm
 The advantage of the fire depart nent owning it's own horses was shown 5y last nights fire. Under the old system, and the new one is not yet
 n effect, the first cab or other vehicle which reaches the engine house when I fire alarm is given may hitch to a hose cart or the engine The city pays $5 for hauling the engine to a adder or the hose carts The engine is naturally favorite load. When the alarm was turned in last night all the cabs were at the S. r. P. 6 P. de- pol One os them was driven to the engine house and took the engine out It was fifteen minutes before the chem ical apparatus, the only thing that could possibly have been of any ser vice, was taken out
 Marciano Rivera yesterday bonded to s. R. Break and others the La l Agulla, La FOrmOSa and TorrentO mining claims in the Vuiture district about one mile from the Garcia mine lately bought by party of London Ont. capitalists and managed by MT Break. According to the terms of the i bond Rivera is to receive S200 on or before September 15 this year; S1,00f on or before October 1: s100O on ol before November 1; S20OO on or before | January l, 1899; s2,00O on or before February 1, and s8,50O before March 1, when Rivera is bound to execute . deed to the property. Upon a default in the payment of any of these sums the claims revert to Rivera. No orf may be removed from the claims unti the last named sum has been paid.