Arizona republican., 1899-09-17
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ness. and attended in a body at the funeral services. which were conducted under the auspices Of the union. He was 3. man Of good Habits and had many friends.
 Eugene 1E Tardy, Indian .armer cn
 the Gila informs the Globe Silver Belt that the irrigation canal, along which the Indians have been working all summer, has bsen completed. The ca nal begins at the reservation line back Of GerOniniJ and is f1ur miI15 in length. The width 'cf the waterway cn the bottom is ten feet, and it carrias enough water to i.rigate 2.000 acres, the l2Tgzst tract of araDle land on the reser v5t:cn. and which is being divid- cd into sixteen acre piats, to be parti- tiCned among the heads Of families The last congress appropriated S5,000 to construct this canal.
 PTescott's free mail delivery system has gone glinmering, says the Journal Minsr Postmaster Akers yesterday received notice from Washington that the order providing for free delivery cn November l had been rescindad. It will be years now before the t-'xn will be able to secure it. The government offered it to the city as a gift, to which
 
 wisdom. or marrow miHdedness, CT arathatic indifference, call l. what you please, saw fit to decline it, and now even thouga we implore on t-nded knee for it rye are liable not to se- cure it.
 The following government contracts to be furnished at Fort Grant, have been awarded: Corn, 100000 pounds, CoIo-70D A-i1 oats, 300, 900 pounds, A. L. Lewis, Wea a.herfcrd, Texas; barley, 600,O00 pounds, Leo Goldman. Phoenix, Ariz.; bran, 150 900 pounds, J. T. Owens, Saf- ford, Ariz.; hay. 100000 pounds, Miles L. Wood, Bonita, Ariz.; hay, 5G0,000 pounds, Hugo Thaden, Bonita, Ariz-; straw, 380, 900 pounds, Miles L. Wood, E1nita, Aria; straw, 100000 pounds, Hugo Thaden, Bonita, Ariz.-Safford Arizonan.
 Yuma is either a town Of great mu- sical taste or 1. RedeWill, the original ItanO and music dealer Of Arizona, is a hustler of no ordinary ability-per- haps both, says the Yuma Sun. On his way to California last month MT. Red.3- | well stopped one day in Yuma and dis ! posed Of three pianos and an organ. | Yesterday as he was returning to his i nome in Phoenix he stopped again, jus1 | to be sociab,p, and sold two more | pianos n 9 few hours. Through long | years Of hard work and honest dealing ! Mir. Mcdowell has earned a reputation l that places -lim at the head of the list 1 cf music dealers in ATiz~na.
 The committee appointed by the i board of supervisors tc inquire irtO the ! pollution Of the San Francisco rlver, | have submitted the report made Dy | Messrs Mariner 6 HOskins, analytical | chemists, Chicago IL, which gives ful! Of the various samples of water examined, and also proves con that nothing detrimental to the character of the wate- enters it from the work at Clifton. The result reached by this eminent firm of chem ists. while preceding or purely sc-en- 5ifc lines, confirm the views already derived rom personal examination Of works. and also -om clcse observation 1f the highly productive gardens which are watered by the water flowing nerafrom.-COpper Fla.
 We are informed that George Briggs. Needles famous NimTod, will reach Winslow. says the Mail, on or about -he 18th of October, to take his usual all cutting killing bear, mountain lion, ie5r. antelope and wild turkey. Our informant st3t-s he is O1n-ng this Tall fully armed .--d equipped to capture 3ll the wild animals and some Of the -ame ones in the Mcg0llon mountains 4 travelling man passed through i Needles recently peddling patented pear traps. The trap with it's fixtures md p3raphernaIi3 weigcs just ten It is warranted to eaten and hold any inimal, whether large or small, that i approaches within fifty feet of 1t. Mir Briggs confidently expects to capture