Arizona republican., 1900-07-26
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l MINE LOCATION. - James W.
 Bailey. in the county recorders office, | filed notice Wednesday of the location of the Rambler mine.
 ANOTHER METAMORPHOSIS. - | The old Center street opera house is undergoing another chang. this time | for the purpose of converting it into q | lodging house.
 RAPIDLY RECOVERING. - Elmer Wells Of Prescott, who has teen in the hospital for some weeks suffering from
 an accidental pistol shot. has recovered
 sufficiently to be out on the street again.
 MISS KENT MAY LIVE Miss Ethel Kent of Madison street. near | Second avenue, upon whom a difficul: operation for the removal of a tumOr
 on the brain was performed Sunday and whose life was d=spaired of Mon- day, is improving and may live.
 JUNO T. A WINNER.-Distrfct Clerk w. C. Foster last night received a telegram from W. N. Tiffany saying that his mare, Juno T.. yesterday took third money in the 2:3O race at Aurora, III. MT. Tiffany drove her and was roasted by the judges for not winning the race.
 LUMBER COMPANY-In the county recorders office yesterday articles of incorporation of the Tennessee River Lumber company were filed. The com pany was formed to deal in timber lands and to manufacture lumber It is capitalized at s2O, ,OOO, and the main offices are at Salt Lake City.
 A CALIFORNIA VISITOR. W. s. Sanders of North Gl=ndale Cal, ar rived here yesterday morning or a visit to his parents, Mir. ana Mrs. Sanders. of 52S East Washington street. MT. Sanders home is about ten miles from Los Angeles and he is among the sue cessful horticulturists of that region.
 ABOUT DOGS. The dog pofsoner is abroad again. A fatal dose was given by some miscreant to a valuable bird dog belonging to Ed Lightner last Tuesday night. Speaking of dogs. there is blooded foxhound or beagle at the pound waiting for some one to call and save his life. which Catcher Brooks has been extending from time to time.
 BIKES AND SODA WATER. A soda water dealer remarked yeeterdav that the decrease in the number of bi- cycl5 riders has had a marked effect upon the business in soft drinks When the cycling custom was at it's best. the streets were alive with wheelmen in the evening and parti5s of from two to a dozen often stopped at the soda foun- tains to enjoy cooling drink and rest awhile. Now the riders go single and not in drOves. and the infrequency of their calls for refreshment is noted and mourned by all dealers.
 PHOENIX GETS IT. Four mem bers of the territorial democratic cen tral committee and twenty-seven prox- ies met yesterday to fix the time and place for holding the territorial con- vention. At the first session nothing was done. There Were thirteen votes Tor kIngman, thirteen for Tucson and five for Phoenix. Another meeting was held in the afternoon, when a com promise between the north and tn, south was effected in favor of Phoenix. That was not an unlocked for ending of the struggle. The convention will be held on September 12.
 ACCEPTED CHALLENGE. - The DeMund ball team yesterday accepted the chall5nge of the True Blue nine and the game will be JSayed at Phoenix : park Sunday afternoon for a purse of $50 The DeMund team will play as follows: Wormell, third bas-: Gillett first base; Long. catcher; Vorhes. short stop; Chickenney, left field: Collins, pitcher; Scisney, center field: Bsttlcr, right field; Hart, second base; H. Long,