Arizona republican., 1900-09-19

NOT A HOTEL MAN.-Dr. c. Good fellow has denied the report that he is interested in the Southern Pacific eat ing houses.
 A REAL ESTATE DEAt.-J. Ernest Walker yesterday bought the pr. w. H. Ward property at the corner of Fourth avenue and Monroe streets.
 A NEW OIL OMPANY.-Articles Of incorporation of the San Francisco Oil company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capi- tai stock is $25O000
 FL PASO'S LIBERALITY.-It is an nounced that $500 was raised in Fl Paso in one afternoon for the relief of the Galveston sufferers and that it is expected $1OOO more will be added to the amount.
 A BABY'S DEATH.-Loretta. the l. year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Mccullough. died yesterday of spinal meningitis. The funeral will take place at II o'clock today from the fam fly residence.
 BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting of the board of trade was held
  unfinished business. The board is or ganizing for a vigorous campaign dur ing the fall and winter.
 A GOLD STRIKE.-A gold strike has been made at the diggings known as Middle Camp. six miles west of Ty- sons Wells in Yuma county Several hundred dollars in dust from the new camp was brought into Yuma last week.
 THIRSTY CATTLE.-Two thousand head of cattle half famished for water. made raid into the town of Dsming. New Mexico, a few days ago, endan- gering the lives of a number of citizens before they could be rounded up and watered.
 TO DREDGE FOR GOLD.-The land of the Yuma Colorado River Gold Dredging company was recently bond ed for thirty days to Arkansas capital ists. A prospecting party is now in the field and it will not take long to de- termine whether or not the deal will go through
 A SAFFORD ROBBERY-The watch and jewelry store of J. H. Hoback of Stafford was burglarized on last Satur- day night. Entrance was gained by a side window. The booty secured in cludes twenty-two watches, some of which are very valuable. ten geld rings and other plunder.
 THE PHOENIX HOSPITAL-The Phoenix hospital, which has been closed during the summer. will reopen next Monday under the management of Miss Catharine Dittis of Colorado. trained nurse. The hospital will be greatly improved and it's facilities ex- tensively increased.
 FIENDS FORFEIT BAIL.-Charles Williams and Frank Ryne. fictitious names for two men arrested early or Sunday morning for running an opium joint in the Chinese quarter. yesterday forfeited their bonds, $20 each, in Jus tice GTay's court, and their smoking outfit. The joint was run under the guise of a barber shop.
 A BARREN PASTURE.-There is a pasture field not far from town in which fifty-two head of horses and cattle are kept. The field is apparently as devoid of vegetation as Washington street and the stock is forced to dig for a living. The animals are beginning to show the effect of their exercise and the poor ra- ward they receive for it.
 THE HERCULES BEETLE.-Dr R. F. KuntZe. the entOmolOgist. has re- turned from Yavapai county. where he went to secure specimens of the her cules beetle, which is found only in the latter part of August and the first of September. This particular beetle is very large, and during the early days of this territory they were extraOrdin- arily plentiful in the section known as Big Bug, and it is said that it was from this circumstance that the very