Arizona republican., 1901-08-15

beautiful carpet of green as the natural result The cattle up in that neighbor- hood eat all day and laugh all night.
 JUSTICE BURNETTS cOURT.-The trial of Robert Cockburn, which was set for yesterday in Justice Burnett's court, was postponed until the second Monday in october. at the request of the de- fendant. He is accused of knocking a mans eys into an unnatural position after his incarceration in the city jail. The case of Trixie Howard. accused of using obscene language, was set for trial today at four o'clock.
 IS, PROSPEROUs.-A McGrew, who was formerly employed at The Hoffman in this city. is now running 'The Calender" billiard parlor on Champa street. Denver. It Is said to be a very popular resort and Mir. Mc- Grew is prospering in it's management.
 CAMP MEETING SERVICES. The annual camp meeting held under the auspices of the M. E. church south. will begin Thursday evening. August 15, at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Lawrence Rey- holds, who did most of the preaching at the camp meeting two years ago, will be in attendance at the present camp meeting. All Christian workers and the public generally are cordially in- vited to attend.
 NICE SUMMER JOB.--Major J. H. McCllntock reports that during his trip to Colorado Springs he met MT. H. k. Patrick, who is located near Raton, N. M. and who is engaged in surveying a large tract of land in the famous Max we'll grant. He says MT. Patrick is look ing we'll and is much pleased with his work, which takes him well up into the snow country. He expects to be em- ployed all summer in this work.
 A STORM INCTDENT.-Durin the storm Saturday night the wind carried the roof of Fred Balszs residence, just this side ofNthe Gray crossing, into an adjoining field and smashed In a portion of the brick wall and played havoc with the furniture. All members of the fam fly who were at home at the time were out in the corral, milking, when the wind came up suddenly. This was a most opportune circumstance, for had they been in the house it Is most likely some of them would have been injured or killed.
 BOARD OF TRADE PAMPHLETS The contract for the printing of the new board of trade pamphlets was let yesterday to The Republican on com petltive bids, submitted by the various printing houses of the city. The con- tract was let by Mir. Vernon l.. Clark. immigration commissioner, and Mir. II. I. Latham. representing the board of directors of the board of trade. There will be 10000 or more copies of the pamphlet which will contain sixty-four pages of text and illustrations. Of the latter there will be over 100 half-tone cuts. The contract for the cuts was let to the art department of the Los Angeles Times, and the pamphlets will be printed just as soon as the cuts are ready.
 A CLOSE CAIL.-J. F.. Maddox who Is engaged in hauling sand from the river, met with itn experience a day or two ago that is designed to shake his confidence in the trustworthiness of Salt river. He vas at work loading his wagon in the 'iverbed, which was at that time as dry as bone. Someone who chanced D be passing called to him to look ant for the water. He looked up and saw a wall of water about four ffet high rolling toward him. He clin bed onto the wagon at once and star ed for the bank. but be- ff,a ha oh al bn a iar ct rttpk hin, and surged over his wagon. all but taking the forses off their fset. He got out safely with both wagon and team. but for few minutes it was a ques- ton whether he would or not.
 MAN MISSING. George Glot and two partners in the mining business who came to town early in the week put up their outfit at the Valley corral and on Monday made purchases of supplies, intending to take to the hills again yes terdiy. Tuesday night Mir Glot went to bed but got up again. saying 1t was too hot to sleep and told his partners he was going to stroll down town. Nothing has been seen of him since by his friends and yesterday his mysteri- ous disappearance was reported to the police. He was searched for in every known resort, both reputable and dis reputable, but in vain. While he Is known to take drink occasionally, he is not considered a drinking man and so far as known was never intoxicated. His partners say that when he left the corral Tuesday night he had over a hundred dollars in his pocket, and this fact adds to the fear that he has met with folA play.