Arizona republican., 1899-12-11


county. The Guardian and the Bulle-
tin have locked horns.
There is discredited report that
Scott White has resigned his office as
sheriff of Cochise county.
The Phoenix Injuns are too much for
the Tucson foot ball team. Thus doth
the red man come to the front rank of
civiliZa tion.-Star.
Although a large number of tene-
ment houses have been built in Sanford
within the last two months not va
cant house can now be found in the
city.-Guardian.
The new university dormitory which
is about ready for occupancy Is a cred
it to the University, to Architect frost
and the builders as well as to the
Board of University Regents-Star.
II. c. Herrick of Fairbank was in
town Friday and left for his mine in
Dos Cabezas district. He was in good
spirits over the reported rejection, by
the land court of the BoquiIlas grant
Wilcox News.
VIM. Neale, who with E. B. Ryan,
bought the Duval ranch and remnant,
passed here Saturday with his bride.
Ell TOulS " TIE llOLll DC4lN
Colo. His former home was in Mon
tana.-Range News.
VIM. Wright, an employe of Gillian
re- Bros G. Stewart, while roping year
ling a couple of weeks ago had the first
joint of his thumb torn of. says the
Range News. His rope had been wet
kinked, catching his thumb.
The Tucson and Port Lobos railroad
proposition is growing in favor daily,
says the Star. Ere the close of the
year it is to be hoped the same viii be
crystallized into definite form, so that
the same can be presented to investors.
L Neustadter and wife returned last
night from Albuquerque. This course
was necessitated owing to the illness ot
Mrs. Neustadter the attending physi-
clan advising a change. Mr.. Neustad-
ter was obliged to give up a sa!aried
position.-Star.
Ex-legislator James J. Riggs Of Will
cox was here yesterday on land office
business. Mr.. Riggs intimates that
Will Kelly OF Solomonville would take
charge of the Range News, Horace
Dunlap retiring January 1st, next
Star.
took place Thursday was the purchase
by W. r. McComb OF the WILCOX
House from its late proprietor. Otto
Moore. Mr.. McComb took possession
December first and contsnplates
making extensive improvements
Range News.
w. c. Greene and his son-ir-law, B.
Sneed passed through to Los Angeles
Nv,
the death of Mrs Greene who has been
in the hospital there, says the Star.
Her death arose from an operation
performed Tuesday. Mrs. Sneed was
with her mother at the time of Mrs.
Greene's death.
Joe Gildner had the small bone of
his left ankle fractured in the Pay Roll
mine at Chloride, on Saturday, says the
Mohave Miner. He was climbing UP
the emergency latter and when about
fifteen feet from the bottom, the weight
of the man caused the ladder to sud
denly tilt over, throwing him to the
bottom.
A glance at the streets of either Pr
ma or Thatcher is an object lesson on
the benefits of an incorporated city.
Their sanitary condition has also
greatly improved. We are glad to
know our neighbors are wide awake
recognize the advantage of good streets
and n clean town. When will Stafford
wake up?-Guardian.
Our worthy foreman. A. NJ. Foster, is
at present on a visit to his old Texas
home. Though pledged to secrecy We
deem it our duty to state that there
are circumstances which render it
highly probable that he will not re-
turn alone. Mr.. Foster is an excellent
young man, and we congratulate the
Texas lady most heartily.
The Tucson, Mammoth and Riverside
railroad is much more than a possibil-
ity; it is probability, says the Star.
A road through this region would be
tributary to a series of rich mining dis
tricts, and a branch road can reach the
Dear Creek coal fields. which will prove
of immense value to the mineral re-
gion tributary to the contemplated
railroad.
George Atkinson of Calabasas, who
came in last night reported that he met
Fred Maish yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Aaish had located his runaway mules
in the brush. The wagon and con-
tents were uninjured. Mr. Maish took
the outfit to Proctor's ranch for re-
pairs to the harness. Doc" Heinze is
resting easily at Proctor's ranch and
his injuries are not considered to be Sc
rlous.-CitiZen.
County Supervisor Underhill has re-
turned to his old home at PalOmas,
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