Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-24

what an 6nI3EcSd pIIOS th5 1aiIrOdda
must pay if they want steel rails now.
However, the Santa Fe has made no
protest against advancing psices.
The Albuquerque Citizen is inform
| ed that Senator w. A. Clark would
erect a large EneIter in Albuquerque II
| proper inducements were offered. Sen
,atCr Clark has large investments in
the western part of the country, and
the suggestion is a good enc.
Messrs. Cox and Smith will move
their asphaIlum works next week CO
the line OF the Santa Fe Pacific rail
road, where thsy have taken a num-
her Of contracts from the railroad COM
| pany, to put in asphalt station grounds
! at Seligmlar and number CT other
tCwns.-Journal-NI
Judge Brooks, who has lived in this
vicinity for the past thirty-siX years,
says this is the dryest s-uson he mas
ever KNOWN in thu history Of the town.
says the Prescott Courier. There are
some portions CT the county where
good deal more rainfall has been had
than in this Eeighborho3d.
Charles Kreuder the efficient butch
er who has presided at the bBclck for
some time a. w R. CdcCpmb's local
meat market, departed fer Tombstone
Sunday to enter the employ of c. L.
Cummings, the butcher at that place.
Mrs Kreuder accompanied Inn and
they will reside there in the future
Wilcox News
F. S Kersey, who claims TO live in a
small town in southern California, tiled
to jump weeks board bill at the New
Orndorf Yesterday, says the Tucson
Citizen. The sheriff caught him before
he got cut CT tCWn. The prisoner told
a pathetic hard luck story and man
aged to square ZIP his account with the
hotel. after which he was released.
W. w. Baron, a former resident Of
Ration, but of late a resident Of Mexico.
has been cO'nyicted in the courts of
Mexico ct al attempt to Kill his wife,
and given sentence of fisty-five years
penal servitude in the salt mines. 1t
is said that the average length CT time
a convict is able to work in those
mines is three years.-Willcox News.
Past Grand Supreme Master Work
man j. w. Kingsley Of Montana has
the following calls On his list: Nogales.
September 25; Bisbee, September %;
tombstone, September 80: Tucson. De-
tober 3; Florence October 5; Phoenix,
Octcber .. The reception will be at
oA1~ANN 4IChSoS liIUST II2 gus % icCls OF
the Ancient Order CT United W0rkmen
Thomas Whitehead came in yester-
day from his ranch in the SWessGeIms
says the Bisbee Orb. He rsports tbe
ranchers in that vicinity as putting in
large quantities CT hay this year. The
round-ups are working in that section
CT ths' country and the numbsr Of
calves IS unusually large. This, in
ccnnecGlon with the amount CT good |
iced and the fat condition of the cattle. !
makes the cattlemen correspondfngIv |
happy.
One of the best Illustrations cf eli
mate Arizona enjoys. says the Tucson |
star, taking tha entire territory int, |
consideration. is the fact that harvest |
commences in southern Arizona in |
May ana continues in different parts. of |
the territory until the close Of Septem- !
Der The altitude Of the different $50
tons graduate the harvest s-es31. 50 |
that harvest time in Arizona spreads
out over four months What state can
beat this record?
Denver buyers who have bssn sccur-
ing Idaho, Nevada and Utah for feed
ers report that there are very few cat
tie to be moved east from th2ss states.
California men, net oontent with clean
ing up all the available beef, are pay
ing good stiff prices fer feeders 50 that
steers are too high &c he shipped east
at a profit. On this Idaho ranges year
lings are said to be selli-g ct S21023;
two-year-olds. $1,000; and three
year-olds, $30@32.-Range News.
Miss Nancy Humphreys and Phin
BraWIey were married last evening al
the home Of William Humphrey in
canyon, says the Bfsbse
Orb. The wedding was a quiet affair
there being but few close friends in
vited. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Humphrey and
has been. a resident of Bisbee since her
childhood and has made many friends
by her charming ways and manners.
The groom is d young man well known
here and has a host of friends. The
couple have tkia. best w:ches Of all IN
their new life.
The university opened yesterday I'M
Ter the most favorable auspices yet ex-
Derienced during the life of this high
EST educational institution Of Arizona.
says the Tucson Star. The IegiStra