Arizona republican., 1902-09-10

 fear of any candidate the democracy may decide to nominate and only wants fair chance to get at him before the people.
 MCKINLEY DAY.-Governor Brodie yesterday addressed letters to the mayors of all the towns in Arizona re- questing an observance of next Sun day, September IA, the anniversary of the death of President Mckinley. The mayors are urged to request the pas tors of the churches to hold special ser vices on that day.
 MARROW ESCAPE.-LeCn Bouvier returned home yesterday from his out ing on the coast. s. J. Mcdonald is authority for the statement that Mr Bouvier had very narrow escape from drowning while he was out for a sail with his countrymen, Gaston and AL phonse. They ran into a school of sharks and the boat was capsiZed. Gas ton and Alphonse were drowned but Mir. Bouvier rode shark into port. sit ting him easily as he would broncho. He had to, for had he all lowed the fish to buck him off there would have been no one left to tell the story
 A FILTHY THOROUGHFARE.-- People residing in the vicinity of Cen ter street, between Washington and Jefferson, are complaining of the filthy condition Of the street. There is no gutter there on the south side of the street and the street has been lowered so that the water used on Washington street for flushing the gutter settles. forming a green-coated, miasmatic and mosquito and typhoid breeding lake. Farther down the street the the fall is sufficient to carry off the water there, but the lake is formed on a dead level. It is drained only by the sun, which leaves all the disease breeding impuri- ties.
 A LAND CASE.-Justice Gray spent the greater part of yesterday in the trial of a suit for unlawful detainer brought by Fermn Trujillo against Apolinario Fiqueroa. The plaintiff all leges that he filed on the s. w. quarter of the N. E. quarter of section 20 T. 1 N, R. F.. in regular form and se cured title some time in August, where upon he sent notice to the defendant to vacate the premises. The defendant claims he has lived upon the land for the last seven years and has d right to it gained by that residence. Argu- ments were made yesterday by coun- sel and an adjournment taken to allow
 the lawyers to submit authorities. DUST FROM MONT PELEE.-Su- perintendent B. F. Porter of the NJ. and
 P railroad yesterday received from the J. H. Parsons Chemical Company of | Chicago a little envelope enclosing the | compliments of the company and small quantity of dust. On the en-
 vclope is printed the following: This volcanic dust is from the volcano of Mont Pelee. which destroyed the city of St. Pierre Island Of Martinique and 40 GOO inhabitants in three minutes. It
 was gathered by the correspondent of
 prominent New York newspaper the
 third day after the eruption, which oc-
 cured May S. 1902
 MINES EWING MACHINERY William NJ. McCutcheOn of Salt Lake ! City was here yesterday, having just returned from Cananea and other southern mining camps. He reports great activity in the mining business of that section and is in position to know what is going on. as he is en- gagged in selling mining machinery. Among the machinery he sold to the ! Calumet and Arizona Mining company were two air compressor plants and an equipment of Ingersoll-S Sergeant drills.
 He has also under construction for the
 Lake Superior and Pittsburg company sixteen drill machine, and has con- | tracted to supply the King of Arizona mine in Yuma county with full equip
 ment of drills. He speaks very fiatter- | ingly of Arizona's mining outlook and
 says he expects to see his line of busi-
 ness improve continuously from now [ on.
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