Arizona republican., 1899-02-19

AS MT. GeOTge Morgan or 0OCI49S county was riding along trail on the Hot Springs range a lion attacked ms dog just Q few yards ill advance. MT Morgan went to the dogs rescue and now has the lions hide among his trophies.
 Nine Santa Fe Pacific engines were sent to the locomotive hospital last month from west of Winslow. Four of them came together at one time, and three at another, both being in head end collisions. The other two were victims of other accidents.
 Congress has passed the Indian ap- propriation bill, which carries with It an item of 900 for the erection ot ar Indian training school at Hack herry. The building will be model oT architecture and will accommodate several hundred pupils. - MohaVe Miner
 Under recent instructions received from the commissioner of the general land office, owners of mining claims, located within the boundaries or the Fort Whipple timber reservation Will be allowed thirty days to apply in the local land office at Prescott for a heaT- ing.
 If Editor Reppy of the Florence Tribune could train his wonderful magnetic cactus to operate on delin- quent subscribers and irate constftu- ents only, and would supply his fellow Journalists with comps" he would be entitled to crown of glory. As it stands-welI. he and Joe Mulhatton ought lol at least be breveted brigadier- generals of the U. o. U. o. L--Y una Sun.
 A letter from Lieutenant Wiley E. Jones received last week, stated that the Arizona troops belonging to Me Cords regiment would be mustered out Cn February 15, and that he ex- poets to arrive in Solomonville not later than February 25 Lieutenant Jones will receive 8 hearty reception by his hosts Of friends when he arrives in Graham county. Bul- letin.
 News was received in SolomOnville Wednesday from Clifton that Ed Glass ecck had died there Tuesday night from measles MT. Glasscoclz was well known and well Mixed in SolomonvilIe Fer two years he has been driving stage for Green & Son between Solo, knoxville and Sheldon. His brother who is teaching school near Stafford. left Wednesday night foc Clifton Solomonville Bulletin.
 George II. Whee1ock, special agent, and J. W. Garner, special gadger, both of the internal revenue department returned to the city last night from an official visit to Fl Paso in the interest Of Uncle Sam. Mir. Garner registered at the Grand Central, while Mir. Vince lock located himself at Mrs. Mason's on South Fourth street where Mrs. Wheelcck and son are stopping. The will evening, and after a short stay there they will continue north-M- Vince lock to his headquarters in Omaha, Neb., and MT. Garner to New York Albuquerque Democrat.
 H. w. Blaisdell has succeeded in pur- chasing an important interest in the King of Arizona mine-thalt portion of the stock we are informed. owned by the discoverer of the famous property, Charles Edward Eichelberger. Work, which has recently been slackened will again be started up under the super vision of MT Frank Guerra, a thor oughly competent mining man and one of the best known on the coast. Con- corning the projected pipe line from Castle Dome Landing a decision has not as yet been reached. King pros poets are good, and the famous rrCp- erty promises to soon wear the crown to which it is entitled-Yuma Sun.
 From a reliable sourse it is learned that orders have been issued on the Santa Fe making decisive changes in the divisions of the road, and making the runs of the trainmen longer, to go into effect today. The run will be from the Needles to San Bernardino, and from San Bernardino to San Diego direct, by way of Los Angeles, making 4Irc-1 1aANE sI-., ether small towns" although the lat ter may be one terminal of a run to Bakersfield CT Mojave- This move has been found necessary on account of the oriental trade at San Diego, which promises to assume large dimensions and on account of the change of the general offices from Los Angeles to San Francisco, which will take place the coming year. The consolidation of all the several lines, leased and otherwise, of the system have made it advantageous Q have general shake ur of the business arrangements, to cut off many of the present general office employee Diego Tribune
 The Rev. R. M Craig, superintend- ont of Presbyterian missions in New Mexico and Arizona, returned to the city last night afte~ an extended trip through southern Arizona and New Mexico. MT Craig spent a week at Clifton, where special services were conducted and money collected for the building of new church without de- lay in that prosperous mining tc,Wn The Clifton, Mining company and the Detroit company, operating the mines at Florence, have shown their interest in this work by subscribing iberally for the support of a minister among the people. The reading room erect ed by the Clifton company would be credit to any town in the territory. Mir. Craig spent a week at So1omonville and Stafford, and conducted services every evening" organized a Presbyter- ian church at the latter point and has appointed Rev. Mir Phelps of Oakland. Cal, as pastor in charge of the united flcck. Passing into New Mexico MT. Craig reached Roswell over the . .Ilc.ncn- TZn U A1,