Arizona republican., 1899-07-27

| MT Dawes is the manager of the
 creamery. The machinery is new and
 modern, and has a present daily ca
 pacity for handling II, LOGO pounds Of milk This may be increased to
 10000 or 30000 pounds by putting in
 three creameries in the valley. The
 Maricopa has a capacity for 3O,00o
 pounds. All this is discouraging to
 cows, but gladdening to the owners of the cows A SUSPETCED MAD DOG-A tel | ephOne message was received at the dog catching bureau of the police de partment on Tuesday night that the | northwestern part of town was in- | timidated by mad dog Two of the dog catcherS went out and pronounced the diagnosis to be correct and killed the animal. Authorities say that a
 mad dog is rare article; that not one
 case in a thousand of suspected hy-
 drophobia is genuine. but that the con-
 dition of the animal is usually the re-
 suit of the deprivation of water or of
 poison. Ttis dog manifested all the
 symptoms supposed to accompany hy-
 drophobia. He frothed at the mouth,
 had an aversion to water and ran
 about snapping at other dogs and chill
 dren. So far as is known he bit
 neither.
 IRON AND TIN. -E. Goldberg, rep
 resentative of the Great Western
 Smelling and Refining company, says
 tin is as uncertain a metal as iron or
 steel. In the last six months it has jumped from s15.75 to $30.25. In the last few days it has been raising stead
 fly. MT. Goldberg does not believe
 that the present high prices in the iron market will lower materially be- fore a year at least. So many orders have been placed months in advance. many of them from Europe, that MT. Goldberg thinks the prices will grad ually creep up until these orders are of. If others are not placed immediately there would, of course, bs a slump but it will be surprising if nearly as many orders are not placed at the expiration of the present con tracts as are already in existence. MT. says 1t seems strange and unaccountable to him that the prices of iron and tin should keep relatively the same.
 DOVE, OR OWL. OR BOTH? -I Frank Lecklider and P A. Tharaldson went dove hunting on Tuesday. They secured forty birds and the product of i the chase was put into great pie !. which was served at the Wellington ! last night Among the invited guests | were Deputy United States Marshal T. i F. Grindell and Harry Tritle. sssThe I;e , was discussed and subsequently, cussed ] by the guests after the nature of it's ! ingredients was disclosed bye8 heated l dispute between MT Lecklid sf%and MT. ] Tharaldson regarding their Iaspective i to it. It Brought | out that thirty-nine of the doXes were i shot by MT Tharaldson. The fortieth i dove, which was an owl, fe1 before ! Mr. Lecklider's unerring. andI deadly 1 aim. Mir Tharaldson didn't want the ! owl in the pie, but MT. LeckIider de 1 handed representation and his bird i went in with the rest. Though there l was only one owl. each guest believed i he had eaten one, so that a. general ! ristrust was created that it was an owl pie instead of a dove pie.
 HE KNEW THE VICTIM. The i yesterday morning pub :shed a dispatch describing the late murder by Yaqui Indians of Carlos Hale, a son of eX-U. s. Consul Hale, at ] hacienda on the Yaqri river about ninety miles west of Guaymas. MT. H. R. Patrick, the civil engineer, knew he young man well. Hale was book keeper TOT 0lJu W0lE8 u6 / IS Sup0IIn- ending the survey of one of the canals )f the Sinaloa and Sonora Irrigation company in. 1890. MT. Patrick's head quarters were at Cocoret, the place where Hale was murdered. MT. Pat ick also knew General Lorenzo Tor 'es, who defeated the Indians and whose cousin was killed in the battle. General Torres is a brother of General luis Torres, who was for long time governor of Sonora and who was himself a governor of the state for a short time. While MT. Patrick was here. though the Yaquis were at peace. MT. Patrick predicted that time would bring about a serious Hevolt in hat locality. Many of the Indians had leclined 70 sign the terms of peace with the Mexican government.
 McKel1igon's where you can get