Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11

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that the faculty of the university CT
Arizona are running hat institution
instead CT the students. Il the young
men wanted to fight" why d1dl t
they go to war.-Flc-ence Tribune.
D. N. Field. an old resident Ct Yuma
county, is now in Porto Rico. Ee
was at enc time q member & Inc board
of supervisors. He wl-.es that he has
received very little A-lzOna news and
is anxious to hear from his cid home
Arizona Sentinel
Steve Bailey and Alex Rhine5tein
drove over from Phoenix tuesday
says the Florence Tribune The
former has accepted the position CT
clerk at the Florence motel and mas
been duly installed. SIEVE has most
of friends in Florence who are glad 10
welcome him back to town.
Contractor Mccormack, who has
charge Of the work Of filling up the
Southern Pacific gap" between Surf
and Ellwood, Cal, has received word
from Phoenix. Arizona, that four car
loads of mules were SHIPPED from there
and would arrive here today or sun
day-Santa Barbara Press.
Tuesday the south-bound train took
to Hermosiilo a carload CT fine horses
recently brought from the Salt River
valley by Mr. Andrew J. Weinel'--
There were two stations and six geld
Tngs-au bloodsd stock. Mr.. Weirert
had sold several Of them N advance
and the Others he took on Q venture.
The duties on them were about fifty
dollars per head.-NOgales Oasis.
Monday night train No. 2 on the
Now Mexico &, Arizona railway Cthe
north bound freight) John Henry,
conductor; Tommy Cleveland, en-
gineer. was deraiIed by a broken axle
near Huachuca. No one was hurt
but the track was so obstructed that il
took the greater pG-t CT Tuesday to
clear it. The passenger train from
Benson did n0c reach NOgalcs uL-H
G O'Clock in the evening. Nogales
Oasis.
Eugene Brady O'Nei1I received a
Oman one = from lwas1ing5on, stating
that the remains of her husband, the
latd Captain OHNeuI, have no. been
found. This report sent out by the
war department to that effect proved
to have been an error. The brother
of Captain O'Neill who went some
time ago to recover his body Is stll IN
Cuba continuing the search ourhal
Miner.
If Mr.. Paul Hull. the well known
newspaper writer, says the Florence
C Tribune, happens TO come over this
way in order to set a look a, t1e voters
who sent imbecile or 0ishOne5c TeDubll-
can legislators % rnisrepresent PinaI
county in the last legislature, 1t Will
be the duty of our best citizens to see
that the leading cranks (soDe Of them
calling themselves demOcrats) are KEPT
locked up during his visit. Otherwise
he is apt to set an Unf2V0rable in
preston Of our live little community.
General J. F. Wilson, our delegate
in congress writes tha'- ne viii be in
Florence on the 18th inst, accom-
panied by Chef Justice Street and
Judge v liam H. Barnes for the pur-
pOSepOSa Of personally inspecting the
site of the proposed BL.tes reservoir,
in order that ne can more effec tiVsiy
urge further appropriations from con-
gress for its completion. Our people
will take pleasure n entel tanning these
distinguished gentlemen, and win
doubtless make their visit both pleas
ant and proftabls.-FloTence Tribune.
The news has just been received
that the Isnce eIscted by Cameron at
the Yerba Buena ranch, encl0SirG
pasture eight miles in circumference,
on what was the Calabasas grant,
has been wiped from the face Of the
earth, the wire being cut and the
posts cut down AS the Oasis goes to
press the report is being circulated
that last night tn Stone House
pastU.- fence was also cut 20 pieces
both posts and wire being cut. Ii IS
also reported that the wire Oh the
Moreno pasture was finished only
part having been previously cut
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