Arizona republican., 1899-08-28
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The people of Chloride Will Issue
bonds To the amount OF $4,000 for che
purpose Of ibuiiLLng a new school
house.
The public schools Of Clifton will
open the third Monday in SeP5embe-,
tha 18th.
A. E. Devers of Clifton hiss taken the
contract to repair the A. c. ccmIany's
telephone lire betWeen Cffto1 and
Metcalf.
Il is Understood that bids for the
constructor of tie Mors1Gi-GCtllri9
railroad were opened lsl1t Friday at
MoCenci.
On the line of tine proposed Morenoi-
Guthrie railroad in the canyon near
Morenci, the track viii form three or
four loops.
James Hoxie and Frank Edwards.
.two well known c,d-,-ima-s OF Clifton
have gone to S01omonville to enG5r the
gpoor house
Mr.. Bad1lla, BROTHER of Fa her Ba
dilla, of Costa R.ca, and his nephew
OF Phoenix are in St. Johns visiting
Father Badilla.
}. E. DeRosear of Holbrook LEI.
that place Saturday for Lake City,
Iowa. in Response to a telegram stat
ing that his father was seriously i'll
ind not expected to live.
District Attorney Ling left yesterday
for Trinidad, Colo, to guide legal mat
Eers in connection with the ex.radition
Of Bishop from that pctrio to Arizona
Reports from that point seem to close
the gap Of the identity Of the prisoner.
and he IS probably the man wanted
here Journa1-Miner
Under Sheriff johns returned yester-
day from Los Angeles having Russell,
the Pabst baGkeeper. excused Of rob
berry, in charge Russell appeared
somewhat detected on hs.ng led to the
bassoIiont Of the court house. In Los
Angeles, pricr to his arrest, hs was
'whCoping EN- up like a mine nt-J-on-
aire' who had just made a big sals--
journal Miner
last week the boys made the bears
suffer. says the Alpine corr por3ent
of the St Johns Herald. Willard
HambIin killed q Iarge enc; it took
several shots. TO kill it. Some of the
other boys found AN old bear w 4 two
cubs. They gave the Oh bear a HlOr-
tai wound but she escaped in the
Wicket CGe CT the cubs they killed
and the Otnar Oscar Hamlbin he's in
his possession. Oscar expects at the
I6XC meeting OF UIS 'DOdEu ne Will ~
assessed Ousf bear; but if he is, it is
SAID he will kill he bezrl and pay
taxes in meat.
Sam Price sent one of his teams
down - Corori-dlo TU-tday evening TO
await for "Wednesday mornings train
TO take Colonel Egan, Judge Hormeyer
ard himee1f to SoIom3nvil-ie. CcicileI
Egan and Judge FIo-in3ysr boa.5':'d tho
trim al right but sam went across
the river to purchase some Havanu1
for the trip ard reached TIE depot just
as the ,,rain went arouc1 the bend.
Sam telephoned to Coronado to hold
the team and he left on the neon
freight, causing a delay to all con
cerned Of over half a day. The colonel
arsf-the judge had ID lay over at Core
nado.-Oifton Era.
Mrs w. H. Virgins, aged Al years,
died Friday, August Is, OF cancer OF
the stomach, IN Ell Paso at 'Ihe resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, Dr. G.. s.
Hare. Mrs. Virgins wss Il whole
souled woman ard her death deeply
grieve5 har many friends. She leaves
two daughters, Mrs Harla and Miss
Ge.tuIrdlsi Virgins, and a husband
whose grief kn6ws no bounds. Mr..
Virgins left Clifton the 18th inst to
be 1t ths Bedside of his wife. 1t viii
be remembered by many Of our cit !
zens thst Mrs Virgins visited Clifton |
HIT fail fer q couple of weeks. The !
bereaved family has the sympathy OF
a host of friends in their hour of be !
oavement.-Clifton Era
Miss Josephine Foard, a lady prom
iEeTt in art circles n Naw York, has |!
been staying in L2gurn fc@ several |
n,onths for the purpose Of inter. stsn g /
the Indians in a process Of glazing |
their native pottery. The Santa Fe |
Pacific Izi1road has recently granted |
her a pet CT land, and she viii now |
erect a kiln OF '5he most complete pat |!
tern for more thoroughly burning their /
pottery This work IS TO be perfectly |
free of cost to the Indians and the |
kiln, when completed, viii be given to |
them free of cheTse. Miss Foard and |
the company of rhtlaHthrCpists Of the /
en- who IRE supporting the work are /
to be commended for their interest in I
end Kindness to the poor Indians who |
are trying 50 nobly to support them !
selvesl-A1buquerqu Citizen.
Officers Herman Keppler and James +
r. N.cks brought down from MoTenci /
Yesterday Julian Fierro and lodged
MIN in .1hla Clifton hoId-over. F'ierro
answers the description of "a man
wanted in Dona Ana county, New Mex
ico, on the charge of de- and an