Arizona republican., 1899-04-12

rounds the fight terminated, apparently
a draw. It was thought thai the mill
had occupied several hours, but that
the comlOatants became alarmed a. the
fast accommodating crowd, probably
fearing pclice interruption, and for
that reason adjourned the contest sine
die
ENTERPRISING COMPANY. Egg
bert T. Clarke, son of j. G. Clarke,
general manager ct the Great North
ern. who has been spending the winter
in Phoenix. yesterday received infOr
nation concerning !. J. HilFs extern
sion at Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Hill has
bought a few big liners and he viii
also have several constructed al San
F-ancisco When the line is in opera
tiOn a passenger at Rochester may buy
4 ticket from The Great Northern which
viii take him through the great LAKES,
thence to Seattle by rail and the re
naming distance to Tokyo, Japan, on
an ocean liner of the company.
LEARNING TO RIDE. -Cone5able
Frank McClintock is learning to Tide
bicycle This will not be news to peo-
pie living along NcIth Central avenue.
North Central avenue was ravaged by
Mr.. McClintOck on his trial trip yes
terday. The first casualty was the
breaking down of the railing on a
bridge Next he ran into ditch and
then into a man in a buggy who in the
heat Of the moment cast aspsrsions
upon Mr. McCIintock's character as a
wheelman. A couple of pack burrOs
next came in the cOnst6bla's erTatic
course and his inglOTiOu5 career as he
was returning to town was wound up
by a collision with a woman Who was
be- a new bonnet
SEVENTEEN RICH CLAIMS. =
George NcFall has lately ---uTnej
from tbs southwestern corner of Pima
ccUnty, where he located seventeen
mining claims early the present month.
The claims are near the Sonora line
and south Of the AjO. MI McFaN
brought back several handsome Speci-
mems Of ore. There is about zoo feet
of development work on the property.
not enough to lay bare the eXten5 Of
che ore body, but enough to show it to
be wonderful 4 cross-cut sixty feet
long is wholly in Gre ard the width of
the ledge is e5timated % be from SEQ tc
show the ore to be from fifteen to
twenty per cent C0Dper and u carry
from SO to So in gold.
THE YOUNG MEMS UNION. The
Mems Gospel union had a very in
tc~esting meeting a the NJ Z. caurch,
south, last night. The Rev. DR. Nc
Creary was in charge. There were
very. Interesting reports from Christian
work from the Rev. M. McAfee, who
had jus returnsd from q meeting Of
the Fresoytery at Florence; f-0m the
Rev. MIR. WyncOCp, who has charge OF
the work among the MaTic-t-a Indians:
from Mr.. Len Norris Of Prescott, and
the Rev. Claude Thompson. from Je-
rome and the VERDE valley. all Of
which were very encouraging and
showed THAT the work Of the church
was steadily progressing in all these
fields. These meetings ara fer men
only and all are invited to be present
next Tuesday evening at 7:45 cclcc1A
A BANKRUPTCY PROBLEM. -
Bankruptcy proceedings are going to
be begun in the case Of Charles H.
Riobling This will be a little tough
On the creditors who had been alert
enough to secure their claims by at
tachment proceedings. However, there
is no help for them under tae new
bankruptcy law which permits a petit
ton to be filed at any stage. A ques-
ton of considerable interest will be
raised thereby. These attachments
have been made at a great deal Of eX-
pense. The plaintiffs proceeded ac-
cording to law. and the expense would
natuI ally be paid out of the property
levied upon il there had been no inter
rur5fon OF the process. The question is.
does the bankruptcy law provide for
the payment Of any cost other than
that incurred in its own proceedings?
SCIENTIFIC KITE. William L.
PinEey mas received a scientific box
kits" 1t is nct an ordinary kite, but
is shaped like a rectangular box, with