Arizona republican., 1899-05-15


 right side, is somewhat better and hope is entertained of his further iln- provement His recovery would give great satisfaction to his many friends throughout the territory.
 Jimmie Stevens Of San Carlos, was in Stafford yesterday on busmess. A few days ago he received a proposition from the officials having charge of the Indian department of the Paris expo sition to take number of the San Carlos Apacb es to the big show next year. JimD4e says he would like to so and see the sights but don't know yet if he will be able to arrange his business so as to be absent for period of six CT eight months, although the pay allowed him by the exposition people is very liberal.-AriZOnian
 Gus Heyman, a commercial man who is winding up a career of twenty-0ne wears spent in running over Arizona. says that the territory has never had brighter outlook than it enjoys at present. which he attributes solely as due to the onward stride of it's mining industry. Mir Heyman is at present ill this city and makes the statement without fear of contradiction, that Of all western states CT territories Ari- Sona is now rated as the most dasir- able field for mining to enter, and that the future promises well for every mineral section within it's borders.- Journal Miner.
 4 project is said to be on foot tc es- tablish summer rendezvous near Judge Brooks residence, in the pines, Hat one mile from town, and that seE- eral prominent Phoenicians are behind che enterprise, MT Clark, Of course, I,, rI5- attention is said to be to erect subst1n- tial houses, lay out street. dig wells, and otherwise make the place an in N2ting one for recreation and pleasure. E8aRkel Christy, Messrs. Shirley, Col All1S and many other influential people of Phoenix are mentioned in connec- ttQn with this project. We trust they Will come, as our summer climate iS about the finest dished up on this e2rth.-Journ2l-M Miner
 In reply to a query sent to the cam missioner of the land office at Wash lngton Hon. NJ R. Moore, register of the land office at this place. has re- ceived q telegram which will be of in terest to ICcators of public lands who have right by virtue of having re- linqUished fcrest reserve lands. The telegram states that no affidavit is now
 
 reliHquisher of forest reserve lands has net denuded the tract he held uf tim ber; nor is the locator now required to locate his land in contiguous tracts. as has heretofore been the case. 1 large portion of the government land or Arizona is held by people who re- linquished in the Sierra forest reserve of California.-Tucso Citizen.
 Red liquor and an old grudge were the causes of a scrap between Dr. Bon ney and Charles Dudley last Friday. In the first round, Doe, who is now known as the featherweight champion cf the town, is said to have gotten decidedly the best of the fight, but in the second round Frank Dudley took a hand in the TOW and the former editor of the Trailer was taking second money quito swiftly when bystanders interfcred and called the fight off Il is only fair to Dr. BOnney, however, to state tha. he had been sick and in bed most of the time for two days previous to the occurrence. Friends Of both parties tcck up the fight and a general mix-up seemed probable. Our advice to all parties connected with this affair is tp drop it-SaffCrd ArizOnian
 Tomorrow night General A. B. Sanp- son will leave for the east to place a group of gold properties. He will visit Chicago while absent, being in commu- nIcatIon with parties there relative 70 gold properties. During his stay in the far east he will have an opportunity 10 visit his old homo in Springfield Mass, where he expects to place cooper. proD- critics. With Charles Bent Mr. Sa5r3- son has been interested in mining since 1879, and this is his first trip home ir thirty years. Messrs. Bent & SamD5Cn have disposed of several properties ir the southern country which is being opened up. A residence of so many years in Pima county has afforded MT Sampson an opportunity to form wide circle of acquaintances who Wish him fortunate as well as a pleasant trip.-TucsOn Citizen.
 Engineers are now comDIetinr the surveys for the new railroad that the D. c. M company proposes building from Morenci. Surveys have been made to Guthrie, a distance Of twenty miles, and to Solomonville, thirty-flve miles. It is estimated that the ex- pense of building to either point will be about the same as the country be tween this point and Guthrie is very mountainous, but to SoIomonville i4 is less so but a greater distance, although part of the road will run through some what level country. Should the road go to Guthrie, from that point to Lordsburg there will be no grading cf ! consequence to do. Work will com mence on the road about the 1st of July next. The read has already been laid out between Morenci and the Frisco river, back sights taken and complete surveys made and locations Tor bridges decided upon.-Copper Era. i
 Mrs R. M. Serano Of Altar. Sonora. and her niece, Miss Veronica GaIcece!. i of Los Angeles. who has been visiting i with her aunt in Altar, are now iu the ! city. Mrs. Serano has disposed of i herd 1f 5,G0O fine range cattle to ll. c. i Brady which are now being deIiverci ! at this point for shipment. She is here on that business Mrs Serar,o k. ]