Arizona republican., 1899-07-10

slight. but he died later at the Sistecs' hospital Few peop.e recover from the jar the system receives in coming in contact with such a tremendous nov ing mass of iron.-HoIbrook Argus.
 Tonight the teams of Contractor Richards are out about eighteen miles with the grading on the Santa Fe & Grand Canyon railroad. The laying of steel will commence some time be- tween now and the 20th of the month The steel Is practically purchased and the construction train arranged for at the proper sources.-Williams News.
 Phoenix is up in arms over the falling down of certain city cOuncilmen who were elected on an issue of municipal ownership of water. gas and other pub lie necessities. Every day we are led to believe that the Indian was more than half right who said, White man is mighty uncertain. .''-Florenee Tri- bune.
 Accordingto a telegram from San Jose. John sorg. formerly of Prescott is defendant in suit whereby Mrs. Bertha LieDbrandt of Santa Cruz. Cal ifornia, seeks to recover s30, ,O00 as a salve to socthe her broken heart. She alleges that Mir. Scrg agreed to marry her but married another woman Prescott Courier
 Neut Paschall was found dead out on the range Friday morning. June 3O He left Winslcw a couple of days before to ride the range. Friday nigat he did not show up in camp and in the morning parties were sent out to search for him. His horse was tied to a ceClr. and Mir. Paschall was found dead near by. The cause of his death was due to heart failure. He was bur jed a Winslow The deceased has relatives at Dentcn, Texas.-iHolbrOok Argus.
 An old man by the name Of Golden was brought in yesterday morning from Helveitia, much the verse from bad fall into shaft The fall was the climax of many weeks indulgence in irtoxicants. Last night after being put out of a saloon, he wandered to the rear of it, and later was found at the bottom of shaft, about twelve feet deep badly cut up. It is not known whether he fell in or jumped in with suicidal intent, as he had frequently threatened to commit suicide.-Tucson Star.
  trustworthy authority that some per son, or persons, with more appetite than brains, have been using dynamite to kill fish above the pump house in Clear creek, and from the number of dead fish left in the water, he or they, must have used q very large charge. The stream is full of decomposing fish, the stencil from which is so great that one can scarcely stand it in go- ing up the canyon in a boat WinslOW gets it's water for drinking and GoTnes- tic purposes from almost immediately under this putrId mass of decOmposing fsh.-Wins.ow Mail.
 Fred H. Powers was in town this week from his mountain ranch in Greenback valley. He informs us thar the present season is the most favor" able for live stock that the Tonto country has enjoyed in many years Cattle are in good condition and thc increase has been large. largely due no douft to Florence Packard's success in killing moun'ain lions and other rredatr~y animals which deciminate the herds. Several good ra ins fell in GTeentaclS last month. and the last storm, few days before AIr. Powers
  ard heavy wind which did some dam a@e.-Globe Silver Belt
 The land on which the buildings are located uogether with the buildings of the Fort Verde military reservation .1re being advertised to he sold in the United States land office at Prescott l on August 3. The instructions to the local officers of the land office who are to condUof the sale are that no bids at less than SIPS per acre can be accepted for any of the land. The buildings except the engine house. will be sold. l together with the tracts upon which they are situated and no bid will be accepted fer any subdivision of land except said bid equals the combined value of the land and the appraised value of the buildings thereon. The engine house, which is located Cn land embraced in a homestead entry, will be sold separately from the land. The purchase money is payable immedi- :a'tely upon acceptance of the bid Journal-Miner
 George P. Hurt has been notified by delegate to cCngre1s. J. F. Wilson Of the appointment to a West Point cldetship of Alex PendleitOn. Jr.. of Globe. Without Encouragement to the apPointee, we do not hesitate to say that his preferment is surprising, in view Of the fact that his father is a re- publican and strong partisan. who i supported Gel Brodie in the last eIec- tioD- Young Pendlet0n was endorsed by MessTs. Hunt and CreSwaH. who | are at the head of the democratic or ganization in this county, and upon them alone rests the responsr biIfty for 1 'te appointment Of a republican. The | claim of the democratic parry of Arf- ECna IS superior to that of Gila county i ard if the party in this county had no ] candidate to put forward. then the ap | pofntment should have gene to a dem | C-rat in some other part of the ter | ritory.-Globa Silver Pelt.