Arizona republican., 1899-09-30

cowardly and eventually gets a man
 into trouble. A person leaving a town
 should do so on the square, for it often happens that he would like to return
 again some time.-Bisbee. Orb.
 Frank NJ. King left the city today wfth a four-;1-hand outfit for Gila l county tici tiaceive a herd Of 1 900 head
 Of cattle which he lately purchased.
 The firm of King, Pcwsll and Richey | has 2 bright prospect before it in real
 estate, mines and cattle brokerage l business for the coming seascn.-Tuc- ! son Citizen.
 Some individual entered the room of i James E-5e last night and helpsd him l self generally to the things therein.
 He must have been vain person, as i he appropriated 2L large looking glass among Cthar articles. His washing
 must have been lest, as he took ten i pairs Of socks and a suit Of under
 clothes.-Bisbee Orb
 Arizona Indians are gradually learn
 ing the ways of his white brother There is barely room in the schools for i accommodation of all who have ap-
 piled for admission this year. There are nearly 800 Indian boys and girls
 attending the government school in Phoenix, while at tto Presbyterian mission school in Tucson there are 150 acquiring the practical knowledge necessary to pursue a civilized life
 Tucson Citizen.
 "A gentleman whci recently came up from Hermosillo informs the Orb that
 the money obtained through letters
 seEt cut to various cities of the United States by Mrs. Collier and her suppOs- ed brother, Frost, is bi0wed in around the various salc'c1s by him for drinks and gambling. Frost is a worthless fellow from all accounts, and people in all parts of Arizona will do we'll net to send any money to them, as it is spent as stated.-Bisbee Orb.
 An Arizona Episode" highly readable narrative with the life and experience of Pearl Hart, the female bandit new in the local jail, as it's text, occupies five pages in. the current num- Der Of the Cosmopolitan. The alticle was contributed by Royal A. Johnson. The illustrations, six in number, are by Francis Reno. Beth the reAding matter and the illustrations reflect great credit upon the gentlemen namsd.-TGcson Citizen.
 In Grant county, N. M. the district attorney filed information against all saloon keepers of the cour'-y fer vio- lating the Sunday law and a large numEer of them were disposed -f last Friday morning. Upon ar1cignment. each of the defendants pleaded guilty and was fined S10 and costs. which made total of about S26SO. Judge Leland is in favor Of the saloons clos ing up Sundays, and ldmonished the proprietCTs tc pursue that course in fYIt Democrat.
 Prosperity is near at hand for Ben Sca. No town has greater natural ad- Vahtages. II artesian water can be found, and tIfare is no apparent req son why it should net be found in abundance. Besides being he greatest railroad junction in Arizona, it is sur rounded by a vast, fertile region. only waiting for the fructifying tou1h of water and fields of immense mineral wealth. Within tie last nine months property has changed hands t1 the amount Of about $19O00, with several hundred dollars more in sight Breeze.
 An inventory and appraisement of the property belonging to the estate of the late w. o. O'Neill was fiI-d in the probate court today, says the Journal Miner. The apEcaisement .of the es- tate aggregates a value cf S71 ,250. The two principal items are what is known as thc' O'Neill building in Phoenix, which with the let is valued at $40 900. i and the Washington street property there, valued at $15,000. An interest i in the J. B. Long Hardware companv l of Phoenix, the H. H. McNeiI Printing l company, and land at Buckeye are 1 among the items belonging to the es- tate.
 The preliminary steps toward the l organization of a TucsCn foot ball team were taken at B nesting at the New Ornd0rff last night says the Citi- zen. The Tucson FGct Ball ass.-iciltiCn was organized with Francis Reno pres ident and Herbert Drachman secretary ana treasC-i2 There is plenty Of teI- ent f-i' q firSt-class foot ball team in l uIScn and the promoters of the pro- Isict expect that the team will make fully as fine a record as the base ball team has. Tners will be no .i,ck of as fully a dozen f3ot ball teams have been organized in various places in the territory during the past two CT three weeks.
 The fact that many hundred tons Of -telght are hauled to and from Nog1,es Oy freight teams instead of being car rled by ths railroad suggests the time $ ripe fer short line railroad from Eucs.-'1 to Ncgales, says the Star. | Ihsre could be no mC-e profitable piece Of rad constructed that would )ring mere satisfactory returns on the investment than th5 Tucson and No gales line. Will our beard cf trade { ake up this matter and present the | acts tc Co.c1el Fps Randolph. super 1tendent Of this division, and demon- 7trate to him that the investment { would pay? This dcne, the read will le constructed, for Colonel Randolph las shown his willingness to assist Tucson in every legitimate way in his , lOwer.
 Tomorrow morning the annual con- ef2rce of the M F church S011th If