Arizona republican., 1899-05-24

W. w. Burge. a printer well known SE Prescott tand in PhOeniN). has de- ~eloped into a capitalistic spcEt at 'Roseburg, Oregon, where he is con
 ducting several branches of the bank ing business with most satisfactory re- snlts.-Prescott Courier.
 Artesian water is being struck at various places in southern Arizona, where the conditions are nc mere ia vorahle than in this vicinity. The finder of the first artesian well here ahcuts would become the patron saint of the land.-Prescott Courier.
 We omitted complimenting MT. AL 1aire for the able manner in which he edited the Daily Pythian Knight dur irg the "neeting of the grand lodge last week, through an oversight The paper was spicy and interesting MT AllS ire is a literary genius.-Jcrome urstier.
 Theodore CcmstOck, who is general nIanager of the Eikhart mine, has just returned from Scotland, where ne has been in the interest oe the above named properties. The Elkhart mine f5 situated in the Chloride mining dis Frict and is said to be a very fine prop erty.-Tucson Star.
 Dc not put up tents for tcmDorary shelter, for if you do the marshal will h2ve them tern down. piece of can vas floating in the breeze at present ia 10 the council like a red flag Hagped before bull. Heed the advice of the Hustler. for we know whereof we sneak.-Jerome Hustler.
 Saturday last W. J. and Irvine Ser Tie sold tWo quartz claims near Pine Tree for Se.500. The purchasers are New Yosk parties who have gone east expecting to return in thirty days and pI Sh U,evelOPDent work on the claims. inc mines carry a vein of ere three feet wide The ore carries about s25 per ten gold.-Prescott Courier
 Mr. D. NJ. Riordan, president of the Improvement company. which Is oD- erating water supplies and erecting . cyeniding plant for the King of Ari- zona Gold Mining and Milling com paRy. returned te the city this morn lug with T. Il. Irwin, former superin- teEdent q the King of Arizona com papy Tucson Citizen
 James Hanger is in from his Hocsiel hifne in the Bradshaws. He has sixty tons of ore ready to be worked at Har- Ian's mill. The HoOsier has vein feaf feet wide. MT. Hanger has bee1 0rrastrc4ng the ore right along with c result of from $45 to $50 per ten gold The mine Is developed by g tunnel 150 feet long.-Prescctt Courier.
 The regents and faculty of the Uni versity of Arizona announce the fol- lowing program of public exercises for commencement week: Annual uni veysity address, Monday, May %. P. h.; students literary evening, We'd S.esday. May 31, s D. m; commence ment, Thursday, June 1, 10 a. m-; an Guat reception, Thursday, June l, 8:30 P. nl.-Tucson Star.
 John Berrie. while prospecting few days ago near Lynx creek. located q Quartz calm. ore from which shows well in free gold. He has taken out about 1000 pounds of ore, all excep- ttonally rich. He thinks it is lost mine. Ie found some very rich feat near the. place five years ago and has teen Cn the lookout for the ledge ever sliice.-Prescott Courier.
 Friday evening last at a wood camp in the Chaparral gulch raighbOrhood l fcur Mexicans indulged in a cutting ard shooting scraPe. Two were so badly wounded that they could not get away; third participant was located | last evening; the fourth man is still at large. It it not known whether he is l wounded or not. Two of the men were 1 shct and one stabbed.-Prescctt Cour- 1 fer.
 A prcsPector from the Cunsight dis l trict reports the country very dry out | that way. Springs which have here | tcfcre supplied the Indians with all 1 the water they needed for stock, are 1 naw dry, and they are now compelled | to leave fOrNthe wells, many of which | are also quite low. Rains would prove l GOdsend to prC6pectors also, but un- 1 6aunted in their quest for hidden l treasure, they are as numerous and | persistent as eyer.-Tuoson Citizen.
 The hearing in the case of the terri tory vs. Peter LauteTbach for the mur- der Of Jose Divera at the Helvetia camp came up befOTe Justice Scott yes terday afternoon. Eight witnesses were eXs mined, seven fo- the prosecution and one for the defense. The evidence was entirely circumStantial There wcrr four shots fired, three from the outside of the tent and one from the inside. The enc from the inside it is cClltended killed Jose Rivera, who stood on the outside of the tent and who had fired the three shots into the tent. The on.y evidence elicited that cast a suspicion on Lauterbach was the urcorrobarated evidence Of a Mexican named Flores that Lauterbach had pistol Justice Scott held the defend ant to the grand jury on his own rec Ognizarce in the sum Of $1,000-Tuc- sen Star.
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