Arizona republican., 1899-07-01

1 reared he mas been IOu1Iy uSaII WIlu.
 or perisfed on the deseru somewhere. years old. five feet, nine inches tall
 slender, weighing about 125 pounds 1 aquiline nose and eyes deep set.
 RESERVOIR SITE. Surveyor An drew Barry will go to the Hudson res
 ervoir site today with a crew of men
 to make some additional investga- 1 tions. It is altogether likely that the 1 fall will witness the revival of stor-
 age interest, and one or more of the
 propositions which have secured sites
 will begin work. The growth of the
 mining interests has pressed the pro duction of the valley to the limit of it's water resources, and investors will find field for their capital in stCTage
 reservoirs which is not equaled in
 many places.
 LOST CHECK TURNS UP. Cap tain G. D. Gray yesterday received ]
 telegram from Joel M White at Mor- ristown saying that his pension check
 for $220.S0, which was believed to be
 stolen a week ago. had turned up. He
 had just received it from Colorado
 and asked that the report that it had
 been stolen be corrected. His tele
 gram was not sufficiently explanatory.
 The cheek was sent to him from here
 by Captain Gray and the letter con-
 taining it was seen in the office at
 Morristown by the telegraph operator and a teamster.
 A COUNTERFEIT QUARTER A counterfeit quarter calculated to pug gle the most expert was received at the office of the county treasurer yester-
 Gay along With lot of other silver.
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 inc. On an examination so close that it would never be given in the course of ordinary transactions very slight defect in the nose and ear of the god dess is observed. It is all right as to weight. The m;Eed edges are perfect and altogether there is nothing to distinguish it from other quarters. It is of the date of 1894.
 DIPLOMAS ARE READY. The diplomas for the normal school grad uates are ready at the office of R. L. Long, territorial uperintendent of public instruction, where they may be obtained on the payment of s or on the receipt of that sum they will be mailed to the address of those entitled to receive them. The price of di- plomas has not gone up in sympathy with the general boom, but these di- plomas are handsomer than any that have ever before issued to normal school graduates. They are printed on the heaviest parchment with the name of the recipient neatly engrossed. ]
 MANY VISITORS. The Grand canyon will probably be visited by more people this year than ever before, ] owing to the large attendance which is assured for the mee5ing.4ef the Ma tional Educational association in Los Angeles. A large number of the east ern teachers will make the trip to the coast for the purpose of visiting the i from the educational meeting The l stage line which runs from Flagstaff i will no doubt be compelled to place i extra teams on the route n order to [ accommodate the crowds. A great i many people from the valley have | gone overland and some lave gone 1 from the southern portion of the ter !! ritory. The big gorge IS just begin ! hing to be appreciated.
 FORESTERS' ELECTION. At the late annual election of Court Buckley ! O'Netl No. ,, Foresters of America, | he following officers were elected: j. P. C. R., Jose $. Provencio; chief ] anger, Alejandro Figueroa; S. chief : ranger, Jose YbeTra; treasurer, Julio ! R. Para; financial secretary, Jose M | Romero; recording secretary, Teodoro ! Olea; senior woodward, Alejandro ] junior woodward, Gerardo ] Bonillas; senior bsadle, Rodolfo Olea; | junior beadle, Rafael A. Berral: trus- ! -ees, Tomas Baine, Toguichrole Gu 1 ;eppe, TeOfilo Nichols. This court was i organized July P, 1898, with thirty i've members of the best MexIcan resi- i lents of the city. At the present time | t has over seventy members in good i standing, and it will not be long before i t will be one of the strongest in the | eIIitory
 CERTIFICATE OF MERIT.-Ernes 0ozier, the pleasant young man who s night operator at the Western Union offices in this city. has received l certificate of merit which is signed i )y President Mckinley and Secretary If War Alger. Mir Doz;er served even months in the Philippines as a [ volunteer in the signal corps under R. E. Thompson, and Jol. Thompson that the certificate was ssued to MT Dozier The certificate ,arries with it a substantial value llso in giving the holder of it S2 extra )ay for each months service. The cer- ificate says that Mir DoZier did val Iable service for the government on August 5, 1898, near Manila. The Re ,ublican some time ago recited some If MT. Dozier's experience in cutting wires and running wires trough the jungles in the face of na- i've troops. The occasion noted by he certificate is but one of many