Arizona republican., 1901-05-08

Stevens Is energetic and hard worker.
 No stockholder in the company knows
 better than Mir Stevens the value of
 the Vulture property. and it is safe
 to say that he will do his utmost to-
 ward pushing it's development.
 SHEEP INSPECTION.-Dr. J. c.
 Norton, territorial veterinarian. has
 gone to Mayer, where he was called to
 inspect a number of sheep.
 LOST A DIAMOND.-A former mem-
 Der of the legislature who is visiting the
 city, a visitor to the festivities attend- ing the presidential reception, lost
 $S5O diamond some time yesterday.
 SPECIAL SHOOT.-Owing to the
 presence in Phoenix of a large number
 of blue rock shooters from other gun clubs in the territory, the Phoenix Gun club will have a special shoot at
 their traps near the park this after noon at o'clock. All visiting sports
 men are invited to take part. As the trap is now in the same position it will
 be at the territorial tournament next
 November, it will give the outside shooters a chance to familiarize them selves with the grounds. A large turn out of home shooters is desired.
 AN INCIDENT THAT PLEASED
 President Mckinley made a remark
 yesterday that was most pleasing to
 the proprietor of the Hotel Adams and
 to the kitchen and dining room force
 that prepared and served the luncheon
 to the city's guests. He said This is the best meal I have had since I left Washington" At the conclusion of the lncheon the president arose and shook hands with the waiter, Mir. Kucher, of the Maison Doree restaurant. and each one of his assistants, and as he left the noted he turned. and waving his hand oaid ''Good-by. boys
 BITTEN BY MAD DOG.-Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan of Florence, who was in the city yesterday, brings the wegret- ful newa that a few days ago one of his younger sons and Sheriff w. c. Tru- man of Pinal county were terribly bit ten by dog. The wounds were given attention at once and it was hoped the laceration would be the end of it. But since then the dog that bit them has died of hydrophobia. which fact is alarming to the friends of the injured persons ajid arrangem mcnts were at once made for their departure for the Pas teur institute in Chicago. They left Florence hast evening on their anything but pleasant journey.
 WILL MOVE SOON.-Mr L. s. Dunbar, who conducts a confectionery stand on the corner of Adams and Center streets, will move his stock in- to one of the Winters store-rooms on Adams street in a week or so. His re- moval is not for the reason that he Is dissatisfied with the location. but Is occasioned by the fact that the corner was recently sold and the new owners contemplate the erection of a new and imposing business structure on the lot. It Is up to Mir. Dunbar 10 move or have the old shack now stand ing there pulled down upon him. When Progress gets a hustle on herself in these parts. she gives notice. then goes to work without further prelimi- naries.
 AN APPRECIATED TOKEN On the 18th day of April membership in the Southern Cross of Honor was con ferred on MT. B. r. Porter of this city by the chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mont Ala. A day or two ago ha received from the chapter a medal of honor made of metal from cannon captured by the confederate soldiers turing the civil war. The badage is a par from which is suspended a Maltest l ,ross, inscribed on both sides. On the | par are the words "B. F. Porter. 1862" One side of the cross bears the in- | United Daughters of the | Confectionery to the United Confederate Veterans" On the other side appears | he inscription Southern Cross of l Honor. Dec Vindice. 1S6l-1S65." As a | of days that were once vividly | strenuous 1t is greatly cherished by It's 1 owner.
 GIFTS TO THE VISITORS.-At the l Hotel Adams yesterday MT. w. F.. | Deity found an opportunity to present | 70 President Mckinley the handsom" and valuable specimen from the Orc | irande mine. referred Co in yester- lay mornings paper. It was most | ,raciously accepted and will doubtless pc highly prized as souvenir of his Iist. At the Indian school the hand ,ome onyx specimens from the Hey nan quarry, polished at the school and m which were photographed by dealey. the pictures of MT. and Mrs. and the White House, and which were also referred to in a pre- 'ious issue, were presented to the president. Just before the party left he depot at o'clock. Mrs A. J. on behalf of the Womar's club. presented Mrs. Me <inley with Iuni bowl filled with and a box of Phoenix grown dates, packed in a box made Of fucca tissue. with photographs of | )earing date trees on the outside. | The gift of many other little souvenirs | nay have been made and not reported |