Arizona republican., 1898-09-24

Naco. It is understood that the line is
 scoE to be completed on to Nacosari.
 Mir. r. H. Winters is to have charge of the work Of tIuction.-Bisbee Orb.
 Married, in Prescott. Sent. 20. 1898, ". I. Johnson to Miss Myrtle Hudson
 of Ash creek. Hlr. JChnscn is Yaya- l;;i's present and next recorder, while his bride is one of the most eatimable native daughters Of this county The Courier extends it's ratulatiOns and best wishes Owing to the ex- treme b2shfulness Of Mir Johnson the Courier knew netting about tho happy event until last evening, when it was learned by chance. Mir. Johnson now needs the office good deal more than
 his opponent, who is single man.
 with small prospect Of evening matters Hp on this line between now and elec-
 ion day.-COurier
 E. M. Sanford of Prescott is en route eo the City Of Mexico CT legal business. At W. D. Williams machine shop can be sesn corcentrator in course Of construction which Mr Arthur Hen dey, its inventor, believes will do as
 much work as two Frue- Vanners. The l{endey concentratOr is 6Xi2 feet in dimensions, and discharges concen- trates 6. one eEd and shines at one side. The pitch of the table can be quickly adjusted, and. what is the 1 main feature O. this concentratcr, the i motion can be readily regulated to suit he kind Of ere being worked. The ta- ! ble moves upon ball bearings, thereby 1 almost eliminating friction, and ali ether bearings are made extra strong ] Y hen ths conceptratOr is completed l A1r. Headey will operate it at some mine where the ore is difficult 10 con centrate, in order to test his machine alongside che old lIinds.-Courier.
 The faculty Of the university met in assembly hall Thursday morning for ] the first time. This faculty of four : taen professors and ninety-fve stu dents were present Chancellor Will ! liam Herring greeted the students and 1 faculty with an address of welcome cn behalf of the board Of regents and the territory. which was fradght with wise counsel and encouragement, dwelling somewhat on the possibilities i Of the institution, the advantages Of tered students and the great resp0nsi- i biiities assumed by the faculty. Presi- ] dent Parker made one Oe his usual i brief addresses which are always full 1 of sound, practical wisdom. Among other announcements made was that Prof. J. \. Summers had been pro ! noted to the position Of principal Of l the preparatory department of the uni versity, which is 9 cause of cOngrat tul2- ! ion to the university as well as to i Prof Summers, as he is peculiarly well qualified for this high responsibility, which also carries an increased salary. The university work is again launched . for another year wi,h high hopes of q
 s@ore successful voyage.-Star.
 i It is fast becoming evident that some : 1ective method must be found for
 ridding the ranges Of wolves and other aredatory animals. From all sections come distressing reports Of heavy ! csses from the rayages Of these pests.
 which in the last few years seem to
 have multiplied in numbers to an as
 tclishing degree. Few, if any, states ! now pay adequate boanties on these
 beasts of prey, and consequently they nave been allowed to increase without
 re.str2int, to the great detriment of the livestock industry. A Texas stoclrnan , estimates that each loto wolf will do
 enc hundred dollars worth of damage
 per var. They kill nC5 only sheen e1u l&mDS put also caves, and Will
 even attack and pull down q COW when hunger presses. Coyotes, wild cats, mountain lions, and bears must also be
 chased among the stock growers enc I mics. The raaEeman must seek re-
 lief in one of two ways. They must either bring such pressure to bear up-
 On their state legislatures as will in- sure the passage Of satisfactory bounty
 laws Gr thev must assume the burden
 themselves and through stoclmen' E
 associations offer such bounties as will induce hunters to undertake the work of killing destructive animals. Tne latter plan has been adopted by certain
 organizations in northern New Mexico
 and is also being considered by stock { growers in southern Colorado.-Rang 1 News.