Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-26

the cattle N the southwestern part or
Texas are getting scarce anyhow
The opening Of the Valley road IN
northern California will make an in
creased demand for Arizona cattle and
VIII encourage the shipping of feed
ers. Within the last few days a few
carloads of feeders have been sent into
southern California.
THE TRILBY MINE. j. H. Cos
tello, the owner of the Trilby mine.
receives word daily of the progress
of his mine He says f19CteEing re
ports were sent yesterday The ledge
shows up better with each new foot OF
| development. When he bought the
property as a prospect the shaft had
only been sunk a few feet and the out
groupings were not prominent The
vein varied from a foot 30 a foot and
one-half. but it has now broadened to
three feet. In another shaft a vein
has been uncovered. and Mr.. Costello
believes the Two will form a contact
after more development is done.
SUMMONED TO TUCSON.-Thomas
Grinden. office deputy TO the United
States marshal at Tucson, came down
last night from Prescott. where he mas
been attending court. Just now there
is no deputy United States marshal
at Tucson. and Mr. Grindell was sum
moned to Tucson by telegram on 3e-
count of some irregularity there Mr..
t9rindelI says that Yavapai countys
quota of United States criminals is
light this term and court will probably
close today. T. J. Roush. who has
caused the deportation of Cinnamon In
various points of the territory, mas
visited Flagstaff. Mr. Grindell
brought to Prescott from Flags aft two
of his prisoners for trial.
A RUNAWAY. Mrs. c. w. Grouse
and Mrs. w S. Scott had a narrow
escape from harm in a runaway on
Monday night. They were driving
near Five Points when a team behind
them ran away. The horses collided
with a post which separated them
from the wagon and from each other.
In their fight they overlook the buggy
in which the ladies were riding and
their horse took fright 1t ran into a
yard and a piece of timber penetrated
the buggy, painfully injuring Mrs.
Scott and almost wrecking the buggy
Mrs. Scott was able, though to leave
the same evening with the remains of
her husband, the late Judge Scott, for
Greencastle, Ind.
A GREAT CELEBRATION. Ash
Fork is making preparations for 4
grand celebration which VIII be held !
there on July 90 and 80. This ceiebr3
ton is held to put money in circula
ton. The first day will be devoted to
horse racing, foot racing, sack racing,
racing, a fat mems race
and a game of base ball between the i
Ash Fork Juniors and the Williams
Juniors. In the evening there VIII be F!
a grand ball. On Sunday the pro- j
gramme will be similar and the cele- /
bration will end in a game of ball be- /
tween the senior teams of Williams !,
and Ash Fork. The citizens have sub !
scribed 81 900 for prizes. The COM |
nittee of arrangements consists of J. /
A. Pitts. c. T. Lewis, J. B. Motht, Roy
Allen and F. W. Frye.
A PHOENIX RAIN BAKER Mr.. !
". A. Watts returned Monday night !
from a business trip to Prescott, |
Mayer, Big Bug, Cnaparral and thesur- !
rounding country. There has been a i
steady rain of several days through /
out all that region. The ranges are /
.aking on a carpet of green and cattle /
men are treasured for the rest of the /
season There will be more feed than /
here has been for several years and !
here are fewer cattle to eat it. 1t has +
happened that every Trip MI WAITS mas /
ever made into that country he has +
been attended by prolonged rains. /
which sometimes broke prolonged /
lrouths. On his last trip he was told /
hat his visits were worth $4,000 /
lpiece 10 cattlemen alone, and that in I
he future he would be paid that sum. /
lot for every trip he made, but for !
very one he would be invited to make
or the purpose of bringing rain.