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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-30
Piu.viIIs Under water.

Pineville. Ky. March 2e-Recent
rains put Cumberland river on ram
page and F5aeville Is under water.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16
ANOTHER GOOD RAIN
Washout on the M. & P. Between
 Petersen and Kyrene.

The day has finally arrived when it can rain in Phoenix any time it wants to. Last night there was another good rain of considerable length. There was no wild hilarious precipitation, but a good, soaking rain that from reports extended over large area.
 The storm began early in the after noon with a strong wind and a magni- ficent dust demonstration. It was fol- lowed by a gentle matinee shower, and then the regular performance in the evening.
 Some time during the late afternoon there was a big rain in the Salt river mountains and the water rolled down very like a cloudburst. When the NJ. and ?. train reached the section of track between Peterson's switch and kyrene it was too dangerous to cross, about fifteen small washouts being found. The washouts are not thought to be serious, but they could not be repaired while it was still raining. The track will be fixed this morning, and the train will make the run to Marico- pa, running this afternoon probably by 3 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

and at 8 o'clock, instead of To- as ad- vertised.
 GOT HER PENsIoN-Justice c. D. Gray yesterday received some news that will make Mrs. Eva J. Queensber- ry happy. Her husband. who was for merly a soldier, died about five years ago, and almost ever since Mir. Gray has been trying to secure a pension for her, but with such poor success that she was very much discouraged. Yes terday he was informed that her claim had been found worthy one, and that she will hereafter receive SIP month and her child $2 a month. with back pay amounting to nearly S7OO She for merly lived near Glendale, but is now in Virginia.
 BOTH ARRESTED.-W While Con- stable Gonzales was rambling around the city plaza Sunday he found Harry Scott and a Mexican named Francisco Serrano engaged in a contest with bare knuckles and placed them under ar rest. They were arraigned in Justice Gray's court yesterday and their cases set for hearing Thursday at 10 o'clock. Serrano, it appears. was drunk, and in the vicinity of South Seventh av- SAAot ileiu liOuDIe NllH al NUllditldls who may later call him to account. He felt out of sorts and was hunting trcable when he came up town, and haunted Mir. Scott till the latter de- cided to get rid of him by giving him what he wanted.
 BETROTHAL OF MISS WILSON TO COLONEL HOOD.-The betrothal of Miss Donna Gertrude Wilson. daughter of, Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Wilson of Prescott, to Colonel Duncan N. Hood has been announced. Miss Wilson is a highly accomplished young lady, who has grown up in Phoenix and Prescott from childhood. Colonel Hood is also well known in Phoenix He is extensively engaged in mining in YaVapai county. Colonel Hood is a graduate from the military academy at West Point. Soon after the out break of the war with Spain he was colonel of the First regiment of immunes, and served in Cuba the war.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes- terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

For rent. by the year; a ten-room brick residence in Brill's addition. Two blocks from car line. Healthful loca- ticn. good water. large grounds, three and q fourth acres. Address II. L.. care Republican, or call at this office for further particulars.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Ruby four will keep your cook in g good humor.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16
Examine Closely

Into our methods of eye examinations and our system of glass fitting, and you will find comfort and satisfaction.
 The eye ease. as well as nose and ear ease we give you, will cause you to wonder how yoH ever endured the old way and the old glasses.
 Our examinations are conducted after the most approved and most scientific methods, and we feel confident of our ability to please.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Dyspepsia sours a lot the milk of human kindness.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Two million Americans suffer the torturing bangs of dyspepsia. No need to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At any drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

BOARD OF TRADE.-There will be meeting of the directors of the board of trade this evening.
 OFFICERS MEETING. There will be a meeting of the trustees and dea- cons of the Baptist church this even ing at the church at 7:SO p. m.
 A NEW BABY.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Kirkland are rejoicing in the arrival early Monday morning of a fine girl baby that belongs in the ten-pound class.
 CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-S. J. Me Donald shipped a car of cattle to Bis bee last night and Baylor shannon shipped a car to Clifton. Two other cars were also sent out.
 EXCURSIONS TO TUCSON AND YUMA.-About twenty people left Sun day evening for Tucson to attend the three days carnival and celebration Of Mexican independence. Another excur- sion party, including the Indian school band, went to Yuma for the same pur- pose.
 MARRIAGE LICENSES.-A mar riage license was issued yesterday to Walter L. Nash and Maud Coleman, the parties being aged twenty-two and eighteen respectively. A license was also issued to Manuel Valencia, aged twenty, and Cristina Ahumada, aged fifteen. The mother of the bride to- be gave her consent to the union.
 THE BAUER CASE.-Christia Bauer was arraigned in Justice Bur nett's court yesterday on the charge of assault and battery, the complaints be- ing made by a number of boys with whom he had trouble near the river. He pleaded not guilty. and the case was set for trial next Saturday morn ing, the principal witness having gone to Tucson for a few days.
 HIS PROPERTY BACK AGAIN. A deed was filed yesterday transferring the property known as the Lewis build ing. corner of Center and Adams streets, from the International Trust company to Harry H. BottCine and an other deed transferring it from the lat ter to R. Allyn Lewis. The considera- ton named in both instruments is s2O,- 900.
 COCONINO DELEGATES.-Th Re publican executive committee Of Coco nino county has appointed the follow lilS utIeSdte teS lC lIIS ItpublICdlI teIl llO- rial convention to be held here tomor- row: T. E. Pollock, NJ. J. Riordan, John Clark, J. G. Verkamp, E. A. Sli- ker, F. H. Simpson, E. N. Crawford, NJ. L. Ranney, George U. Young and c. NJ. Funston.
 WICKENBURG DELEGATES.-J K. Murphy. F. Garcia and H. B. Da- venport came down from Wickenburg yesterday morning to attend the matt nee performance at the Doris theater. Henry Cowell came down also, as he will have a little business at the the ater today. MT. CCwell may be one of the men that will have to serve this county the next two years as a super visor. All are registered at the Com mercial hotel
 P ~STPONEMENT-T was noth- ing doing at the East Lake park pavil- ion last night The athletic lads who could fight rain or shine, daylight or dark, but they were considerate of the feelings of those who came to be enter tained They feared the gentleman who paid a dollar to witness the sport could hardly get his moneys worth while a stream of cold water was coursing down his spinal column. They gave way therefore to the rain, which had precedence anyhow as it was billed about three months ago, but failed to arrive on account Of the track being torn up by drouth. The smoker will probably take place Wednesday night,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Have your piano tuned by Paul Nor gan.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16
Y R E F. THIS MONTH
 Al
 DAVlDSON'S Cash Store

With every purchase of $195 or more a beautiful picture framed in MATING, 1S1Ax191a inches.
 SEE OUR INVEST WINDOW And mind you our prices on all goods are on the low-priced, cash basis. .oGood Table oil Cloth this month only <s5 cts. yard. " 3 Double Sheets Sticky Fly Paper. 3 cents.
 Don't buy Cook Stove or Range, Gasoline or oil Stove, until you visit Davidson's Cash Store.
 See our line of Merit Steel Ranges. asbestos-lined for coal or wood, from 5000 to $81OO Absolute satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded after one weeks trial.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Maximum temperature 96; minimum temperature, 74. Average relative humidity, 54 pc: cent. Total precipitation, ,03. Character of the day-partly cloudy.
 WM. c. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16
THE HUB
FIRE 

We have a good selection of furnished house S for rent and are now making out our list of suites for housekeeping and furnished rooms, which we will mail in answer to all inquiries from eastern tour ists.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16
News et Y
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THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-16

Wanted-By young business man. board and room in private family, with privilege of bath. Address l.. H., this office.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06

sure the success of this new and im- portant Pinal county enterprise.
 The big Hamilton mine, owned by Elder and Heiman. lies between the Bob Tail and the Alice mines CT the Troy and Manhattan company's group. There is about 1.500 feet of worh done on the Hamilton mine. It is an i'm mense body of free milling gold ore. averaging over S6 in gold On a width of 65 feet. Negotiations are now pend- ing for it's sale to an eastern syndicate.
 The big rich bodies of mineral that have been developed in the Troy ano Manhattan compa nies mines has great ly stimulated prospecting in this VI cinity.
 The Table Mountain Development company, near Dudleyville. is making substantial progress. It recently pur- chased several new claims adjoining it's valuable property. It has put ir concentrating machinery and will push development as rapidly as possible OF a very extensive scale. It is Q New York and Washington, D. C., company, under the management of Messrs, Har- rison and Chittenden of Washington, D. C. There is very rich mining re- zion in that neighborhood and it is also near the San Carlos coal fields. the opening and development of which may prove of importance in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
CLIFTON AND VICINITY.
Items of Interest to Miners and Min
 ing Men.

The following items of interest to Arizona mining men are found in the latest issue of the Copper Era Of Cliff ton:
 John Moldcr. manager or the Home Copper company. came in from the mines Tuesday last, and reports con- siderable activity in the gold end of the camp.
 Jim Randall came down from his mines at Metcalf Tuesday last with some handsome silver specimens taken from his Copper Era mine. named after this paper. Jim feels certain that he
 las struck it rich.
 A 45-ton shipment of good grade ore was made from the Standard Copper mines to the A. C. company this week Another shipment will be made about the 10th which will be followed by an other shipment about the 25th. Th2 Standard is making record as an out butter of high grade ore. some Of the shipments going as high as 3S per cent. L. G. Wolfe the general manager of | the Polaris Mining company, arrived last week from Fl Paso to take charge of the property. The company recently; | took over a group of valuable Soll | claims in the Greenlee district, together with the 20-stamp gold mill at Evans l Point. Work will be commenced at
 once on the mines and by the time the
 mill is repaired and ready to run some ! of the mines will bc in condition to i output ere sufficiently to keep the mill
 running. Mir. Wolfe is a graduate of q 1 mining school and has also had cOa- i sidera ble practical experience in mining ] both in this country and in old Mexico. l Professor Carrera, manager of the 1 Lena Mining company at Lordsburg, | spent Tuesday in the city arranging to market his product here, instead of sending il to Fl Paso. His plant is now running and is turning out about twenty tons of concentrates per day
 which averages 30 per cent copper. 8 per cent iron. 90 per cent sulphur and 1 some silica and lead. The concentrates
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06

during which time he has confined his energies towards their deveiopment. and he accomplished more than per haps any other single individual in the district. During these years he took out and shipped a considerable amount of ore, some of which ran as high as 6G and 70 per cent, the returns from which enabled him to continue the de- veIopment work. Occasionally he would run short of money and out of grub. then he would go to work and earn q few hundred dollars. and return to the mines. In this manner he man aged to develop his property, and con sequently make a sale which places him in comfortable circumstances. It is always the hustler and worker that wins. There isn't so much in luck Mines are seldom found" They are "developed'' by hard labor, and the man who has the energy, coupled with a sufficient amount of intelligence. nearly always makes q comfortable fortune in a few years.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
CURES WEAK HEN FREE
Insures Love and Happy Home for All

How any man may quickly cure him. ual weakness, lost vitality, night losses, Varicocele, etc, and enlarge small. weak organs to full size and ViEor. Simply send your name and address 10 Dr. Knapp Medical Co, 2345 Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich, anu they will gladly send the free receipt with full directions so any man may easily cure himself at home. This is certainly q most gen. erous offer, and the following extracts men think of their generosity.
 Dear Sirs:-PleaSe accept my sim cere thanks for yours of recent date. l have given your treatment a thorough test and the benefit has been eXtraor- dinary It has completely braced me up l am just as vigorous as when a boy and you cannot realize how happy l aIu."
 Dear Sirs:-Your method worked beautifully Results were exactly what | needed. Strength and vigor have completely returned and enlargement: is entirely satisfactory.
 Dear Sirs:-Yours was received and I had no trouble in making use of the receipt as directed, and can truthfully say it is a boon to weak men. I am greatly improved in size, strength and vgor.'
 All correspondence is strictly confi- GentiaI. mailed in plain, sealed cnVcl- opc. The receipt is free for the asking and they want every man to have it.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
LATEST FROM KELVIN.
Prospecting for Oil in Pima! County
 Will Begin Shortly.

An erroneous report that oil had been found in Pinal county was re- gently given publicity in a Phoenix paper. The latest news from the sup posed Pinal county oil field is in the following Kelvin correspondence of the Globe Times:
 Boring for oil on the first test well in Pinal county will commence now in a few days. The machinery is all on the ground and the "Globe oil magnates. Messrs. Bailey and Leighton. are in Kelvin making a final call on the sub SCribers to stocks.
 The Bob Tail mill commenced opera tions on Monday. the 24tn instant. un- der highly favorable auspices. There is q fine large body of rich free milling ore. There is an abundance and the machinery is of the most modern type. All this combined with good manage ment and the highest grade of prac- tical mill men obtained goes far to as
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
THE BUESON MINE.

The most active mining at presen; going on in the Black Rock district is &t the Home Stake group. west of Slim Jim gulch. where MT. J. w. Burson is working more men than are worked in any one mine in the immediate vicinity of Wickenburg, says the Prospect.
 The mines. which are all patented lie in a country t.aVersed by huge porphyry dykes, betW cen the celebrated Groom properties and the Copper Blos- som group. The mine has produced Tem:rkablE rich copper ore. but during q temporary dosing down the working shaft filled with water and pumping will go Cn until the mine is dry.
 Mir. Burson has shown himself an en- terprisinG citizen of the district and is always to the fore when any public work is called for. He did his share in building the roads that were needed, besides doing q lot of read building on his own account.
 A f.w more men with the energy of Mr. Burson would very sooa create a permanent boom in this district. which IS provided with plenty of mineral and only needs capital and workers.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06

average $100 per ton in gold and about 20 ou"ces in silver, making d very de- siraile product for the smelters to handle. As the professor remarked: :: it is ike sugar on the pie''-it is just what the s!nelters want. The professor says his new traction engine is now working properly. and bringing in the ore from Shakespeare much cheaper ,han it can he hauled by teams. The professor is quite confident that his company will make d big success of it's enterprise.
 Kasaku Asano of Tokyo. Japan, who is the representative of the Ashio Cop per company of Japan. spent several days here during the past week inves- tigating the methods of treating the ore:; ot this section. He is travelling through the United States for the pur- pose of gaining Knowledge of American mining methods and machinery He inspected the plants of the Arizona Copper company, Detroit Copper com pany and Shannon Copper company, and was well pleased with them. On his return home he will make many changes in his companyG plant, in keeping with the best methods of re- ducing cres now in operation in this birth, but quite democratic in his ideas. He regards the United States as the leading nation of the world and says he likes the hustle and snap Of the American people.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06

n ising citizen since ha came to Glob' in 1874, which Wa thea by the way of the gulch running north from Gilsons to Rambos camp, four nile; northeast of Globe. He built the store now oc- cupied by Sultan Bros, and engaging i.i several other enterprises. besides Identifying the park. and building very pretty residence on the west side of it which is still standing, but, like the park. is sadly neglected.
 Of recent years the doctor has en- gagged in mining with Mr. A. H. More head, having a turquoise mine, To- Cated about eight miles northwest of Globe. He was one time justice of the peace for Globe district.-Globe Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
AN OLD PIONEER AT REST.

pr. Theodore C. StaEo died at his home at :45 a. m. Saturday. He was | native of Ohio, and s years of age. and bachelor. He got caught in the rain and snow storm Monday and com plained of a severe cold, which con- fined him to his home. The cold imme- Giate.y settled into pneumonia. from which. through enfeebled age, he grad ually sank into uncCrsciousness until the end peacefully came Saturday.
 The doctor, although not a practicing ThysiCian, by which title he was famii- i:,rly known, has ever been an enter
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
THE KIRKLAND MILL.

Mir, and Mrs. NJ. C. Shaipnecll drove in on Saturday last from Kirkland, where MT. SharDneck has his new five stamp mill completed and ready to run, says the Prescott Prospect. It will be run hy "ater power and the object Of this visit Was to get the chain which i5 needed to connect the power with the mill which is just ninety-four feet distant. Ieins an accomplished ma christ he has built q breast-wheel of his own invention, which is over six teen feet in length and will make if teen revolutions per minute. This will give him all the power he needs.
 The presence of this custom mill in the district will make a great change there. Already miners who have been letting their mines lie have commenced taking Otit ore and it is more than probable that the mill will have all it can do. Nearly 100 tons have already been delivered at the mill, which will start it's first run during the coming week
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
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 WANT DISINCORPORATION.
Some of the Bisbee People Restless in
 Municipal Clothes.

For several days a move to. disin- corporate the city has been talked around and the sympathy of those who are net sctisfiei with the way things are at present has been enlisted.
 From one vii" is ;:n advocate of dis incorporation, it vas learned yesterday that nothing would be done until afte.' the election takes place next Monday As scon as the new councilmen take their seats the petition will be circu- lated.
 All kinds of rumors are floating around the city. one of the most inn portant of which is that a fund of 2.500 has been promised to fight the case in the event of it's being taken into the courts and it results in a pro- longed legal battle. The money has not been collected. but those who claim to know say that it is within reach
 One of those behind the movement says that 2 point will bs made that many of those who signed the petition for incorporation were not on the great register of the county. They will req son that the petition vas not legal be- cause not enough signed the petition When asked about this matter City Attorney O'ConneIl said:
 '''The ground is not well taken. The law does not say that the signers mus, ! be voters. but it does say that they must be taxpayers. Any man or wo- man owning property within the incor- rorate limits had q right to sign tho petition"
 Whether they will take the matte, directly into the courts or circulate tn; petition has not been decided by tn. leaders of the disincorporation party Bisbee Review
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
AN ELECTRO LINE.
Cnc May Be Built Batween Bisbee and
 NacO.

The agent of a wealthy San Fran cisco corpora ton has been quietly in vestigating for the past three days the opportunities for an electric car system between Bisbee and Naco.
 What kind of report will be made to the Frisco people was not learned, though from what the agent says he is favorabiy impressed with the outlook and if he is authorized will return and investigate further.
 Last night George B. Walker, who is making the Investigation, was asked about the matter. lie will return this morning to San Francisco. Mir. Walker said:
 II have made a number of inquiries around the city and I believe that a street car system to cover the main
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
THE HEATING GROUP.
Coronado Mountain Property Sold to
 Detroit Copper Co.

William kcating. one of Inc most cu- er@eiic prospectors and miners Of this section. has disposed of his seven claims knc~n as the KeatIng group. to the Detroit Copper Mining company. says the Clifton Copper Era. While the consideration has not been made pubic it is known that Mr. Heating T i'll be independent for the rest of his
 etime. The claims are on the Coro- rad" mountains, and are parallel to the "f Ited Horseshoe mine of the A. C. -~n,pdny. These claims were located !y MT. keating about seven yc1rs ago,
Arizona republican., 1902-04-06
CLIFTON BOOMING.

Patterson's addition to Clifton was surveyed and lots offered to the public only few weeks ago. Il is situated on the east side of the river above North Clifton. and is now connected with North Clifton by a suspension bridge A large number of lots have been sold in the addition and many good residences have been built. and many others under course of construc- tion. Nearly all of the residences have been painted and present home-Ekc appearance.-Coppe Era.
 When do you consider the backbone Of winter broken?"
 When the backbone of man is safe. Chicago Post.