Arizona republican., 1900-09-22


 ARTISAN WATER. - The Hol- brook Argus has begun a campaign looking to the development of artesian water.
 COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM. - Deputy Sheriff George Bravin of Tombstone brought to Phoenix a man named Muench. committed to the in- sane asylum.
 FOR GALVESTON SUFFERERS. - 1 The members of the congregation and friends of the Baptist church are re- quested to take notice that there will be an offering for the Galveston suffer- CTS at the Sunday morning service.
 BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL. A deal was closed yesterday by H. M Creighton in which w. T. Smith has sold to B. N. Pratt thirty-four feet fronting on Washington street for $2O,OOO. The property is that now oc- cupied by the Palace saloon.
 BULL FIGHTS. Tucson is to have a bull fight next Sunday. It is an nounced that they are to have new bulls that have never been killed be- fore and real genuine toreadors from somewhere or other. The fight is to be a sure-enough affair or as near it as the law will allow.
 CHA COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.-The republican county con- Vention held in Globe Wednesday made the following nominations: For coun- cilman G. T. Peter; assemblyman, F. F. Childers; probate judge - Huffer; district attorney. Frank Alley; sheriff. Thomas Armer; supervisors, w. R. Winters and J. H. Curnett.
 OUT OF QUARANTINE Treasurer M. w. Messinger yesterday received a letter from his son John say ing that he was a free man again. Some time ago he went to British Co., lumbia on a pleasure tour and got into some kind of a quarantine which has now been lifted. He will shortly re- turn to Phoenix. where there are no quarantines.
 RETURN OF w. N. TIFFANY.-Mr. and Mrs. w N. Tiffany returned yes terday morning from an extended east ern trip. They are at present stopping at the Commercial. Mr. Tiffany left his fast mare, Juno Y, in the east, after having accompanied her over several
 
 Lexington, Ky. races and possibly in the St. Louis races. She will be brought back to Phoenix for the winter. Her performances have been very cred it2ble.
 A MINING COMPANIES LIBERAL 1TY. When congress laid aside fund for the maintainance of the territorial university it provided that a certain part might be used for the purchase of machinery if a suitable building was provided for housing it. This year the regents were informed by the interior department that unless that money was used this year the appropriation would lapse. Owing to the small ap- propriatiOn by the legislature there was not sufficient funds to provide tho building, and the regents appealed to some of the larger mining companies to contribute to the fund in view of the fact that the mining interests will re, ceive the greatest benefits from he branches proposed be taught in tho new building. The Copper Queen Con- sOlidated of Bisbee announced its willingness to help and it is said that later when no other responses were forthcoming, that company inforraed the regents that it would place the en- tire amount needed, S, ,000, at their dis pOsal.
 PROBATE COURT.-H. T. Chapin, having filed his bond in probate court yesterday as administrator of the es- tate of Henry Chapin. letters were is sued to him. Frank Drew filed a peti- tion for letters of guardianship of Me lissa A. Benton. It was set for hearing September p. The final account of Fred Woolsey, administrator of the estate of Anderson Root was approved and an order of distribution and dis