Arizona republican., 1899-09-21

secret CT its success lies largely in the
/ fact that those who are faithful to the
cause, if capable eventually rise to
prominence and reward when the Ct
! fetal pastry is being divided Mr.
McCaffeIty resides IN the same district
| that gave to New York politics the
well known Paddy Walsh, a former
Tammany leader and the father of
Blanche Walsh. the famous actress.
WANTED FOR BURGLARY. A
letter was received at the sheriffs of
flee yesterday from Palomas. Yuma
county. saying thar a man named
Henry Willard IVES wanted there for
burglary and the theft of a gun. The
letter said that he had left the country
as part of the cargo OF a Mexican
freight wagon. probably headed for
Phoenix On receipt of TIE letter Dep
uty Sheriff Will Murray started out in
search of the freighting outfit and in
about an hour located it in camp be-
low the city Willard was thsre. He
was locked up to await deportation to
Yuma county.
QUESTION OF ANNEXATION. =
Members of the board of trade again
call attention to the mass meeting to
be held at the court house at O'Clock
the annexation problem. The matter
IS being already warmly discussed on
the outside, especially in the northern
half of Murphy's addition. The senti-
ment is generally favorable to going
intc, the city and a petition has been
signed by almost every resident and
property holder. The signerS. though
do not want the addition divided. They
dc not want to be separated from the
south side, including the block, which
is hanging back with a stern resolu-
ton worthy of a better cause.
MINING COMPANIES. Articles of
incorporation of the Arizona Eastern
and Montana Smelter Ore Purchasing
and Developing company were filed in
the Office of the territorial secretary
yesterday. The members of the incor-
poration are Henry B. Clifford, War
rem Hussey, Milton Robes. Ed J .Jor-
dan and Clayton Holt. The capital
stock is $4,000, 000 Articles Of the
Lake Superior and Western Develop
ment company were also filed. The
are James Hoatson,
Charles Briggs, James w. ,Milligan,
Joseph H. Lathrop, Thomas HOatson,
Jr. John Holman, Norman Mcdonald,
w. Arthur Paipps. Gordon R. Camp
bell and W. Arthur Phipps, trustee. all
of Calumet. Mich. The capital stock,
originally 100000. has been increased
to- 5000, 900. Both companies were in
under the laws of West
Virginia and the articles are filed at
the request of Logan, Demond &
Hardy Of New York.
SKIPPED. -Eduar5o Bustamenta
who was arrested on the night of the
18th for wanting to whip everybody
in the bad lands was tried and sent to
Jail for thirty days. He was turned
over to the city officers in the L'cpe !
that as a member of the chain gang
he would do work enough to partly
pay for the trouble and expense of his /
But Eduardo had no
IDEA OF working for nothing even if J
The county did board him, not that his +
labor was worth anything. but be /
cause he thought it was ill-tecoming I
The dignity of a Mexican patriot and /
l fighting man of his class t. be pa i
aided on the chain gang. He there /
ore watched his opportunity and made !
MS escape On Tuesday. He laid low
IN Tuesday night and yesterday he .
en- the reservation mounted I
IN a fcaming steed and armed with :
| Winchester and a six-shooter. He /
ode up to a saloon and left word with !
he loungers whereabouts to inform Joe /
Bush that he was going to Tucson. +
He then made a grand flourish and /
vas lost in a cloud Of dust Good rid
Lance.
THE FALL OF THE BEAR. Allen
'. Sncwgrass of 'lhe Valley bank dis
from an impulsive horse in
rCnt CT Fen L. Bears drug store yes
erday. hltched the animal to an avn
ng I'-.lt and Went inside to inquire the
vice of porous plasters and ether pro-
,rietary articles. When he came out
le stciod on Tie curbs,Cne, and the
lccse &c, remind him that II was time
o be going, gave a sudden jerk. The
Iwring post to which he was hitched
ave way at the bottom and the whole
came down. A large
Jill mortar. an emblem CT the bust
less carried on within, was torn loose
rom its mornings and was tilted at an
ngle at which its contents would have
,een spilled if there had been any.
Nhe great bear rampant the coat of
rms Of the establishment, gr0ve1ed
n the dirt and CRIME Of the sidewalk.
t was the first time he had ever been
umbied. The curtain was torn down
nd the whole wooden awning threat
ned. The pest which gave way was
Ound to be merely standing on the
mcoth cement sidewalk An animal
f much less strength than a horse
ould have pulled it out IT proved
hat when the sidewalk was put in
he street. and alley committee of the
ouncil was neglecting its business.