Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28

George B. Gamble of Clifton owns a
COW that 1t is said produces three dol
lars worth of milk per day. According
to the above estimate the yearly in
come from that COW would be one
thousand and ninety-five dollars.
Dr.. P B. Purcell was found eleven
miles out on the Sierrita road this
morning, where he had lain two days.
He had been injured and could get no
water Or assistance. He is now at his
sons house resting easy.-Tucson Cit
izen
A few of the men who have been
hunting for the murderer OF Rodgers
and WingfieId at Camp Verde a short
time ago We're h-re Saturday OH their
way home. The friends of che muir
dered men are quitting the chase. and
have about lost hopes of the murderer
ever being captured.-FIagstaf Gem.
Editor Bird of the Oasis takes
cheerful view Of the indictments for
libel recently returned against him, as
he says: Those indictments don't
count for much anyhow. The trials
are set for December and a French
scientist says that in November the
earth will strike the comet of 1885,
and be demolished.
John B. Weiser and wife departed
today for Germany and were given a
parting farewell by the gathering of
quite number of friends to bid them
Godspeed Mr. and Mrs. Weser have
been residents of Tombstone for many
years and in departing for their old
home they take with them the hest
wishes of a host of Tombstone friends
-TOmbs tone PrespectOr.
J. M. Dennis, whose saw mills are To-
cd ri n W
was here yesterday, returned west last
night While here he interviewed the
local lumber dealers and took from
them several big orders for lumber
Mr.. Dennis slated that the towns OF
Arizona, especially those along the
Santa Fe Pacific, are building up fine
ly, and his mills are kept grinding day
and night to fill all orders.-Albuquer
que Citizen.
There was a Chinaman on Tuesday
mornings train with a broken arm,
while Red Cross soldier attended to
the injured member. John was in
company with an officer who was con-
ducling him to Frisco from whence
he would take the steamer against
his wild for the Flowery Kingdom
Before the TRAIN reached Yuma the
Acknowledged heather, during moments
NOf deep meditation, was struck with
the grandeur of Arizona scenery and
the beauty of American freedom,
causing his visions of far away Cathay
to appear Ike 80 cents, therefore John
blirheIy hoped from the moving cIain.
but great was the fall thereof, for
when he was again gathered 10 ms
guardians it was found that the poor
Mongolian's arm was smashed TO
smithereens John viii recuperate IN
A
The Bisbeo Orb says of William
Rose, the man now in jail at Prescott
suspicioned of the Camp Verde muir
der: Rose left Bisbee about the goth
of last month, stating he was going to
the Double Circle ranch near the
White mountains. During the past
Two years he has been employed by
different cattlemen in this county. His
reputation here was not OF the best,
as he was one of those w0uld-be bad
men," He was with Andy lrnell on
July 4, 1897, when the later took
shot at G. A. Overlook and made two
or three gun plays in town at that
time. Just before leaving here Rose
made the boast that he intended to
hold up the faro game n the Free
Coinage saloon and told one or two
parties the night he was going to do
the work. He even went SO far as to
ask another well known cowboy to
help him. The officers were notified
and the man was watched every time
he came into town. and as he observed
that he was watched, ne decided that
he had bebter not try it. Various par
ties in town at present state that they
would not be the least surprised but
that he was connected with the muir
der, the purpose of which was IN
doubtedly robbery.