El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-26
Arizona.

Arizona.
Near Kingmsn q young girl choked
lynx to death which had attacked her.
Proprietor.
P. T. Robertson, long identified with
ella county, is DOW actively at work in
Yums county.-Ex.
A large number of recruits for the
Thirty-fourth infantry have enlisted at
Phoenix.
Phoenix had q great rain and cleo
trio storm this week. Several houses
were struck by lighting and one house
was Observation-Disclosures.
Frank Webster and A. E. MacBeath
have established q stage line between
Yuma and the King of Arizona via
Castle Dome.-The Star.
Organizers G. 81. Clark of California
organized q miners union at Chloride,
Mohave county, with q charter mem
bership of 110.-Phoenix Herald.
A dividend of S15. 900 has just been
declared by the Grand Canal Co. of
Phoenix being the first dividend ever
declared on canal stock in the valley.
Eek.
A saw mill, 80 miles from San Carlos
is running under the superintendence
of J. Patten who has eight San Carlos
Indian helpers. Mr.. Patten says he
could cut Is 900 feet of lumber q day if
required.-Ex.
Postmaster W. o. Kellner has pro-
vided A new keyless lock boxes, max
ing a total of 2S2 lock boxes and 90 call
boxes in the Globe postotfice, which
shows larger growth of business than
any other Office in the .territory.-Ex.
Good progress is being made in con-
structing the big irrigation ditch on
the south side of the ella river below
Geronimo, for which congress appro-
priated $4,000. One hundred San Car
los Indians are employed on the work.
Star.
James McNaughton, who resigned
the priucipalship of the Normal at
Tempe to accept similar position of
the state Normal at San Jose, has been
removed, owing to his bad record
while principal of the public schools of
Council Bluffs, 1owa.-Tucson Star.
The San Carlos agency Indians have
raised twice as much grain this year as
they did last. They have sold 10000
pounds of barley to the government at
cy was crowded with Indian wagons
loaded with grain, waiting to be re-
ceived by the government authorities.
A new threshing machine is at work
on the San Carlos river farms.-Tucson
Citizen.
Chauncey E. Fike was buried beneath
q brick wall at Phoenix few days
ago. The strong northwest wind loosen
ed the ornamental projection of the
front of a one story brick building. Mr..
Pike was walking leisurely past the
building when the brick fell in mass
striking him and knocking him down.
fallen brick. When found he was not
only still alive, but had not sustained
extraordinary outward ipjury.-Pros-
pector.
Among the distinguished visitors to
Flagstaff during the week were ASH
Bey, chief of cavalry and side-de-camp
to the sultan of Turkey, Captain Won
Rueber of the German army, who was
detailed to this country during the
SpanishAmericsn war, and Olivier
Taigny secretary of thee French embas-
sy at Washington. During their stay
here they visited the Grand Canyon
and other points of interest and left
Wednesday morning for California;
Flagstaff Gem.
Solomonville will not only have the
finest school building in the county.
but it will have an able corps of teach
ers, thus securing the best results to
the pupils. Our school is rapidly
growing as the average attendance last
year was los gain of more than TWEEN
ty over last year. It is the present
of the trustees that the
next school term can be continued for
the nine months. Persons desiring to
send their children to q good school
can do no better than to enter them in
the Solomonville public school Bull
letin