Arizona republican., 1900-08-20
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ods of cutting pennies from merchan- disc prices. a practice gathered from department store ideas. has had a great deal to do with it. MT. W. P. Mealy, at the postotlfce stamp window, re marked that the antipathy to the penny has almost entirely worn away and the cOppers are really becoming as common here as in the east
 AFTER ARTESIAN WATER.-Mer- rick & Hale. proprietors of the Arizona Machine company. are boring a six inch well on the Helvetia road eighteen miles southerly from Tucson. The hole is down 120 feet It is thought that less than 800 feet will bring flow ing water
 TRAVELLER RETURNS. - Senator Freeze. one of the Arizona heavy weights that went to Cape Nome to spend the summer. returned to Phoenix yesterday. He has too much hand shaking. to do much talking yet but is satisfied with his trip and says it is a great country.
 MIR. FLANNIGAN'S CANDIDACY Mir Thomas E. Flannigan. who. for nearly two years. has served the people of this county in the capacity of dis trict attorney, will take his hat off to the republican county convention which meets September s. and ask for it's endorsement by his renOmination. He made a good run two years ago and feels certain he can take another heat if he is allowed to enter. His formal announcement appears in another column.
 n I1nG Clay Parker returned Saturday from Los Angles. full of California air and memories of cooler days. Mir Parker spent several weeks at the coast resorts and is an exponent of the belief that all who dwell in the City of Angels are not adorned with wings. Its a robbers game from start to finish. :" says MT Parker. "The Los Angeles people have learned to spot an Arizonian a half-mila, and there is a rush to see who will rob him first"
 TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENTS - The gang of fifteen men employed by the Sunset Telephone company. and which constructed the Jerome line and the line to Iron Springs. has arrived in Phoenix and the men are now at work rebuilding the city system. The lines will all be changed to what is called q metallic circuit which means that two wires will be run to each instrument. This will prevent induction and the nuisance of earth currents which some times interfere greatly with cOnversa- ton. making it indistinct and confus- ing. The change will require the string ing of about 150 miles of new wire. It will take about three months to com plete the work, but. when finished. the Phoenix system will be as near per feet as human genius and enterprise can make it.
 THE NIGHT LULLY TREATED When a man in Nogales prospers he wants everybody and his brother to join him in rejoicing and because Louis Lulley received a second big payment on his mine Wednesday night there were more headaches in NogaIes Thurs day than ever before. says the Tucson Citizen. Lulley is a good fellow and arrivals from Nogalcs say that when he received the big lump of coin he an n0unced that the man who failed to visit his saloon that night or who of fered to pay for anything or drink any thing but extra dry would be cOnsid- cred an enemy ever after. The result was that N0eales had one night it will remember for long time; a wild de- liriOus whirl that the old timers of fu- ture years will refer to as a date to reckon events from and million dol lars couldn't buy bottle of champagne in the Border City since then-its all gone. It was great and joyous oc- casion. but it's a way they have in hust- linz NngaIeS