Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-03
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w. o. Harrell has purchased the
Midway saloon at Prescott he owned
the same place in 1871.
Mr.. s. H. Drachman of Tucson
heard last Tuesday from his son SOlly,
who is with the cowboy regiment and
in fine health and spirits.
The National Guard will now get a
chance to see good service under Col.
McCord. Whenever the governor
starts in on proposition he never lets
up till he gains his point.-Pick and
Drill
Recorder Connell of Tucson run a
generous grist through the legal mill
Tuesday morning. Thirteen offenders
including DRINKS, disoruerly charac-
fers, etc, were given from five to fif-
teen days each.
Mr.. ]. S. Hopley, a rancher from
Pantano and owner of the stage line
from Pantano to Rosemont, is IN Tue
son. He reports the shipment of some
800 cattle from Pantano to Dakota by
Andrade & Scholefeld. He has him
self shipped 600 or 700 cattle from Ben
son to different points.
James A Pitts left Williams for Ash
Fork Tuesday morning, at which place
ne will become a merchant Mr. Pitts
legion of friends, while regretting his
departure from a community in which
ne was rated as a most exemplary and
valuable citizen, wish him all the sue
cess possible.
Hon. Burt Dunlap has returned to
Aravaipai. He arranged for a winter
residence in Tucson next season, as he
expects to be here a portion of the
winter. 1t is limited around by the
knowing ones of Graham that Burt
will be urged to again return to the
Legislative council. There is no better
citizen in the county for the RESPONSE
Dility, for he always made a good rec
ord as legislator, and he has served
his county several times.-Tucson
Star.
Mrs. POgue, colOred woman living
IN the Sierritas, was bitten by cent?
pede, near the temple, while asleep
about ten days ago. The wound was
very painful for time, and it was
feared she would lose her life, she not
having any antidote at hand. After a
day or two she came to Tucson for
treatment, and has now fully recov-
she found the centipede on her pillow.
industriously singing where it had
been warmed by her head. Mrs. Pogue
has lived in the mountains many years
and this is the first time she has been
badly bitten by a reptile.-Citizen
Complaint has been made at this
office that hunters are killing game out
of season, and that part of the game Is
being sold at Chinese restaurants Ii
is even said that members of the gun
club are killing quail out of season
Needless to say, the practice should be
stopped, if not voluntarily then by le-
gal proceedings 1t is unlawful tc
Kill any game now, though the open
season for doves begins tomorrow. II
is unlawful at all seasons to trap any
game. And the law is operative as
well against buying as against killing
or trapping game out of season. Aside
from doves, no game OF any kind can
be killed until October except buck
deer and buck antelope, the open sea-
son for which begins August 1.-Tuc-
son Citizen
Tuesday morning this column con
sained clipping from the editorial
paragraphs of the Florence Tribune,
published the week before. Here is
exactly the same clipping taken from
the Williams News editorial columns
of Tuesday morning. Both papers al
iege that the incident occurred to
them. 1t is strange coincidence The
item: BE it known that a prominent
Williams citizen called at the News
Office the other day and ordered a slip
of paper printed with big D and an N
and long dash between. When asked
for what purpose he desired it, the
prominent citizen said he was tired of
seeing God Bless Our Home staring
him in the face every time he went in
the house, and he wanted to paste the
slip over the Bless The News re-
fused to lend itself to such profanity
All the available space in the assem-
bly, room of the university at Tucson
was occupied Tuesday night by very
select audience who were present to
listen to the annual commencement
address delivered by Senator Eugene
8. Ives of Yuma. The speaker is well
and fayorably known as an able, in
structve and eloquent platform speak
er. He bore out his popularity last
night. His address occupied nearly an
hour in delivery, but he held his audi
ence in wrapt attention from begin
ming to end for he was rich in thought
eloquent, earnest, yet strong in ex-
preston. The address will be pub
lished for it's genuine worth, and thai
il may become permanent part of the
literature of the university, which car
De read and studied with profit by
every student of the institution.
dozen or more members of Com
pany B went out half mile beyond
the hospital at Tucson Sunday after
noon to practice target shooting. TIL
guns used were the old Springfield,
rifles, and none of the men were famil
lar with them. Nevertheless, SOM
good shooting was done, two or tire
making scores of % or % out of a pos
sible 25 at 200 yards. The hard trig
ger pull peculiar to military rifles wa
the subject of some complaint and tn
cause of the poorer shooting. A sin
gular thing was observed in connection
with the shooting at the 200 var