Arizona republican., 1899-03-09

construct a new road from Mesa across the Plnal range and into the desert The road will not be of great length but it will require much work from the fact that 1t will be mostly through 8 hilly region. T completion of the
 two roads will greatly facilitate traffic
 between Phoenix and Globe. There
 are already good roads at intern ediate
 points between the places. The road from the Black Warrior will be com pleted within forty days, and after i both roads have been constructed it is
 claimed that a horse may travel from
 Mesa to Globe in one day. MT Cole said further that the mines in the
 Riverside district are doing we'll and
 it was reported that a large body of | high grade ore was struck in one of the properties.
 BLACK HAWK MINE. George
 Hamlin returned yesterday from trip to the Black Hawk mine which is sit
 uated forty miles west of Phoenix. It
 is gold property owned by G. A. Rob-
 erts and c. T. Henderson, and MT
 Hainlin stated that it had very good
 prospects. One shaft is sunk 120 feet
 and it has 112-foot drift on the seven
 ty-foot level. There has been ten
 feet of work done on a tunnel Cp-
 posite. Another shaft has been sunk seventy feet and there is a twenty-foot drift east at the bottom. About seventy five tons of ore are on the dump.
 COPPER PROPERTY D7ach- man returned yesterday morning from Tucson. The outlook of the old pueblo, he says, is brighter now than it has ever been before, thanks to the excite ment in copper. Tucson is in the cen ter Of one of the most extensive cop pr districts in the world or rather it is on a copper belt of greater width than any other known to exist. The town is overTun with mining men and pro motors from all parts of the United States. Several important deals have lately been made, but which have not yet been disclosed Others equally important are pending.
 TUG OF WAR CAPTAINS- A meeting of the representatives of the six nations tug-of-war teams, which will meet in conflict next week, was held at O'Neill hall last night to agree l upon the conditions of the contest. All questions brought up were either set 1 tied or referred to the mana cement i and another meeting was called tD# be i held at the engine house on Sunday gaf- | ternoon at 3 o'clock. Two of the ! cams are not quite filled, the Canadian i and the Irish but the representatives | will have them completed tomCFFCw. 1 publications have been received from | one ether team, but no action, was -aken last night regarding it.
 CAPTURE OF A HORSE THIE+-- Deputy Sheriff Farley Of Yavapai coun- y arrived in town yesterday from 9lobe with Jose Beltran, charged with Sf- rI,,Ot vas in town left for Prescott with the prisoner last night. Several weeks ago 3eItran stclc a horse. a Winchester and other property at Jerome. He is an sld offender and has been q frequent occupant of the ,Maricopa county jail. During his last incarceration here jus ice came nearer overtaking him than t had ever done. He undertook to re- ist the authority of the kangaroo ourt, and what happens to all rBbel- iCus fitigants in that court happened o him.
 HE WAS AT DEATHS DOOR. - 'orest Richmond son of Dr. F. o. is lying seriously ill of a ombined attack of appendicitis and eritCnitis While the latter disease ometimes appears at late stage Of he former, it is unusual that both hould appear, as in this case, at the anne time. To resort to an operation 1r appendicitis would almost certainly ave been fatal. The life of the young ian was believed to be in the greatest anger as late as Tuesday night, but y the continuous application of hot acks the inflammation was so much aduced yesterday that his physicians elieve he has more than a chance for  OUTSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS. - rofessor A. D. Fulton, county school lperintendent, has received great lany letters lately from outside l ,hcol districts irquiring into the ,hool condition financially. Some of : le districts are a little short and in { hers the expenditures have been ght. As yet the districts have re- .ived but 25 per cent of their allow lce and the remaining apportionment ', ill be made soon. To more nearly quaint himself with the true cCndi- on Of the outlying districts MT. Full n has made frequent trips to the { hools. among which was a trip last eek to Buckeye. That was his first D sit to the place and he stated that he as very much surprised at the present ndition and promising outlook for rming. He said he was informed re- ably that full head of lwaIter could obtained in the Buckeye canal at " time and the farmers did not suf- I fer lack of water. \
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