Arizona republican., 1899-03-03

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 located here and formed a partnership
 with Dr. King.-El Pas0 Herald.
 A car of cattle arrived today at
 Mayer from Phoenix. being the first
 shipment ever made between these
 two points. They were consigned to
 J. R. Wells, who is engaged in butcher
 ing at the above place, says the Jour
 nal Miner
 Mrs. Hayes-Sadler, a wealthy eastern
 lady, who has been spending the Wlnt-
 CT at the Hotel Adams in PhOen-X,
 came up to Prescott last Saturday on
 a special train as the guest of Mrs. E.
 B. Gage. She left for Phoenix again
 this afternoon. She expressed herself
 as being delighted with Prescott and
 expects to visit the place again in the
 future.-Journal Miner.
 A well known citizen of our camp
 who recently married lady from the east, through the Heart and
 Hand" papers, was rather surprised
 this morning when he came home
 from his work to find the house all
 cleaned up and his better half gone
 He reached the depot in time to see
 her standing on the rear platform waving her handkerchief at him. She took her bag and baggage. e.-Bisbee Orb.
 Dr. Peterson, a Massachusetts capi- talist, president of the ZOnia Copper company, which is operating nea- Kirkland valley, is paying a visit to Prescott. He has been down at the Zonia cOmpany's camp for about 9 week looking over that property and will leave on tOnight's train for the east He expresses himself well pleas ed with the country generally and with the outlook of the Zonia Copper com pany in p2rticular.-JOuTnal Miner
 Mrs. Carrie Catt and Miss Mary G. Hay, chairman and secretary. respec- lively Of the National Christian Terl- perance Union, were the guests Of honor recently at a reception in PhCe- nix, where they have been for some time working for the passage through the Arizona legislature of a female suffrage bill. The Jenkins of a local paper, in noticing the event wrote that Lunch was served to the many guests in attendance" But the awful compOsitOr got in his deadly work, and horror of horrors! when the item appeared in print it related that punch instead of lunch had been served.-Los Angeles Times.
 Where the wagon road enters Mint valley from Skull valley at a point where there is plenty of water and where miners and propspectOTs have camped for 30 years past, two strang- CTS prOspected for placer gold and found it right in the road in paying quantities. They have staked of claims and are now at work. A few days ago they came to town with 8 bottleful Of as pretty shot gold, taken from this ground as any man would wish to sec. The finding of this virgin placer ground on Q beaten road. tray eled over Q quarter of a century, aDtly illustrates the wonderful possibilities of this highly mineralized section.- Prescott Courier
 Some good news comes from the Black Diamond group in the Dragon mountains, being to the effect that the contractors who are doing some geo feet of work, report the striking in the main workings of a rich body of srl- phide of copper ore. The extent Of the new find is not yet demonstrated. but 20 feet of the ore opened up and ID sign of a wall would indicate that Q large body has been encountered. The strike is regarded as one of much i'm portance as it still further demon- strates that the copper belt Of the DragoOn range, in which the Black Diamond IS centrally located. possesses unlimited wealth in copper. and but awaits development to reveal it. The Black Diamond group have always 1 been considered valuable mines and is 1 destined to be enc of the big produc- | CTS of Tombstone Pr0spec- tor.
 The United States supreme court has | affirmed the decision of the Arizona ! supreme court in the Henrietta Mining | company vs Johnson, and same against | sam Hill, says the Courier. Morrison & Morrison and E. M. Sanford are at | torneys for Johnson; and Andrews S Ling, for Sam Hill. These are actions to fOTeclOse Iaborers' liens on the mines. The company took a writ of error to the territorial supreme court. and there the liens were set aside, but a personal judgment for the amount was sustained. The company then ap- pealed to the supreme court of the United States, and that court sustained the decision of our court. The ques- tiOn involved was, whether the service of summons Cn a resident agent Of a foreign corporation was exclusive or Rccumulative, and the effect is to hold such method of service as accumulat1ve only. It was fin the Johnson case that Sanford recently went to 
 While MT. J. LarymOre of Hook CTS Hot Springs was absent from home on cattle hunting trip, a lion came to his ranch and approached his two young children who were playing near the house. The title boy, the older of the children, l seeing the animal, ran for his home, irving Mrs. LaryElOre seeing his : langer, courageously ran to his res ,ue. The lion crouched as if to spring lpon her, but her boldneSS seemed t) ause the beast to hesitate. To rescU9 Ter other child, little more than 8 baby ] ITS. LarymOre had to pass within four eet of the crOuched lion, and but for Ter exhibition of courage the child ; would doubtless have been killed | ~ hen all had gained the house the ion retreated to some trees about one : undred yards distant and lay down t0