Arizona republican., 1899-09-13

peacefully to the great beyond. Mrs
Buehman is expected hcne this week
The Tucson team began its practic-
ing for the contest with the Los An
geles team at 8 O'Clock this afternoon,
says the Citizen LIS Angeles has
been warned by the experience OF 9TH
er teams that have gone against the
! Tucson team and has organized its
| team out Of the best players to be
found in California. 1t will arrive
here next Friday morning and the first
game will be played Friday afternoon.
| The Los Angeles team Will be com
passed. of Messrs. Hart, Moore. SPEECH
/ er, Tyler, Payne, Flake, Noyes, Lach-
ey Whaling FAIR, Wilding and Man
gerino.
Judge Werninger this week disposed
lcf the cases of A. Imperial, John Stof-
fela, j. NJ Morales, Dolores Maldonado,
]. M A1varado, Refugio Nunez Onofre
Gonzales, Julian Preciado, Juan Barrics
all against w B. Fain. The Tancher
had impounded cattle under the no
| fence law belonging to the above plain
tiffs and the suits were brought to have
the cattle turned loose, says the Yuma
Sentinel The judgment was for the
plaintiffs and the defendant to pay the
costs. The judge grew indignant at
criticism appearing in sur cOntempo-
rag-y. and says the evidence produced in
his court went to show that the stock
was taken off the range and impound-
ed Attorney Robertson has appealed
the case.
e. P. Farnsworth. the insurance ad-
ulster was down from San Francisco
the fore part CT the week and settled
with Mr.. Gandolfo and Mr. Sangu-natti
for the insurance carried by each
gentleman, says the Yuma Sentinel
The sum cf 81 ,0OO was paid Mr.. Gan
dclfo and he will Immediately com
mence the construction of a new build
ing On The site CT the destroyed build
ing. which will be occupied by San
guinetti with a new stock of general
merchandise The settlement with
Mr.. Sanguinetti included the payment
Of $64 725 insurance. A force Of men
have been busy this week fixing up a1d
putting in new stock of gC5ds in the
store room on the corner OF First and
Main streets in the Gand3lfo block and
will be occupied by Mr.. Sanguinstti
until the building is finished en- the
site Of the fire.
The Florence Tribune is now agitat-
ing the automobile question. In its
last issue ii says: 1.-The automobile
will solve the problem of desert trans
poptation, and the Ray company OF
Mineral creek, proposes to test the
matter thoroughly. The time is not
far distant when steam or gasoline en-
gines will haul freight and passengers
from the different mining camps to the
railroads much cheaper than by horse
CT mule power, and far more rapidly.
1t will require good reads, and these
the counties must pI,CVide. II Pi-al
county had a well graded and graveled
road between Florence and Casa
Grande the question of hauling to Pi-
cacho or Red Rock would not be
thought CT, and the lack O. a branch
railroad would not be felt The auto
mobile has come to stay; millions of
dollars ere being invested in their
manufacture, as it has shown itself
capable CT meeting every requirement
for cheap and rapid transportation.
This level desert country of ours is Pc
culiarly fitted for it, and the time is
not far distant when it will be utilized
here to very great extent Then the
trip to Casa GTande Will be made in an
hour and a half, instead Of five hours
as at present. and a spin to Mins-al
creek will be but a couple CT E3urs'
diversion. Not the least Of the benefits |
will be the necessity CT keeping up
good wagon roads, which the farm ers |
viii have the full benefit CT"