Arizona republican., 1898-09-17
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cases which will be heard at the pres ent seTm.-Citizen.
 The dog poisoner is again in evil dence in Tombstone and many Of the pet canines have gone to tke happy hurting grounds. \ few doses admin istered tc the poisoner, says the Pros pe,;Or. wouId rci be more than just ir some cases.
 The Tucson electric light company has also absorbed the universal spirit Of progress. The result of this is plainly noticeable in different parts of the city, where new poles and new wires are being erected and other i'm prOvements eXecuted.-Star.
 Bids for the erection of the new ElEs hal will be opened next week Soon thereafter will commence the construc- ton of one Of the most attractive cdi- fees to be found in the west The plans for this hall have lately under gene considerable revision.-Star
 Judge A. J. McPhee, the democratic war horse Of the Tip Top country, is in town aiding and abetting the demo- cratic convention by his wise counsel and advice. The iuuge seldom visits
 
 democratic convention - Journal Miner.
 Tucson architects and builders are too busy to talk anything but business now. It is freely predicted that some little time will elapse before they can ind a season of vacation, fer the steady building boom now being so fully en- !'cyed shows TO signs of early abate- n1ent.-Star
 NIT. NeUstatter, the well known bcoklZeeper, has often seen the late empress of Austria MT. Neustatter' s uIcle, Louis von Neustatter, was a dis tinguished Dortrait painter and painted the portrait Of the Emperor Francis Joseph, husband Of the murdered em- press. The emperor gave the artist the title Of baro1.-CitiZen. 2. J. Trippall. register of the general land office at Tucson has received 9 copy Of the presidents late prcelama- ton reserving from entry or settle ment and setting apart as a public reservation certain tracts. pieces or parcels of land lying and being situat- ed in the territory Of Arizona, known as The Black Mesa Forest Reserve ' 1 In answer to telegram from g. C. Bartlett, who is at Jerome making ar rangements for the rebuilding of his ! p1 opeTty destroyed in the recent d;sas trS us fire, ". ". Wilson, the architect
 eft last night for thai5 place to furnish ; plans for Alr. Bartletts new building
 lie will return in time to open the bids ! for the construction of the new ElkS nell.-Star.
 l Mrs. B. J. Zabristie and brother f Lawrence Stewart. left for California : his morning accompanied by theil ! lister, Mrs. Harrison of Phoenix. The i adies will return in two weeks, but 1 lawrence will remain. entering tho 1 'asadena Polytechnic institute, where ais talents for drawing and mechanic; will TO doubt develop rapidly.-Tuc son Citizen
 Three wagons have left Tucson fcl ] thf Charles c. Retze mine, where thf i fUcson sampling works has purchased fifteen tons Of carbonate ore. With 1 six horses to the wagon of five tons ci metal. it will require several days tC make the trip and return. MT. Wore; will sample the ore and then ship t ti ; the shelter either at Silver City, N. NJ. , CT to San Francisco.
 Colonel A O. BrOdle yesterday tele- gIaphed to Bob Brow asking him wfa
 disposition should be made Of the
 mountGin lion which Mir Brow gave
 the Rough Riders as Q mascot. Colo nel BTodie stated that the lion was 1T
 great demand there, as over g score O
 people want him. MT. Brow replied saying, Send him home without fail. : Ine lioE was taken to Cuba with tht
 regiment and was present at the San
 tiago surrender.-Journal-
 The Indian school opened week agt with about ITO pupils in attendance : Nearly as many more were turned away on account of a lack of accUa: Ilodations. | number of these went tt ! Pboenix to so into the school neal that city. There seems to have !eer
 an influx of Papagoes from Mexic, this fall, and the children desire schoo privileges. and the unusual demand os
 the school here is due 10 thas fact. number e boys from the school art
 making the excavations for the build ing Mir. ". C. Davis is about to cree On Church street between Congress an( l ICemp.-Tucson Citizen.