Arizona republican., 1902-11-25

 left last night for Sentinel and Wilcox. as there are several carloads of cattle
 to be shipped from those points.
 WOMAN's CLUB MEETING.-At the Woman's club this afternoon re ports will be given by the seven ladies
 who were present at the territorial fed eration meeting in Prescott last week. NEW LITIGATION.-Suit was filed in district court yesterday by W. II. Williams against Thomas Metz and Beatrice and Clarence Metz. This is an action to quiet title to a tract Of l land in Mesa.
 | FEN ROUTE HERE NOW-Mr. B. 4. ! Fowler received a telegram last even 1 ing from Mir. George Fl. Maxwell. dated | in Washington, saying that he had finished his couferensce with President i Roosevelt and would leave last night ] direct for Phoenix.
 1 THE TERRITORY'S CREDIT.-The credit of the territory among men who | buy bonds is well maintained. The sale
 of the bonds authorized for the build
 ing of a library at the university was | effected yesterday. There were nearly
 a dozen bidders from all parts of ths | country. The bonds were awarded to | Trowbridge, Myers & Co. of Chicago
 for Sz7,267. The issue is $25. coo, they run
 tor twenty years and the rate is per
 cent. Some of the other bids were near ly as high.
 HERE FROM CANANEA.-I D Reedy arrived here yesterday morning from Cananea, Mexico. where he is em- ployed by the railroad company. He says CGnanea is the biggest place for it's size that he ever saw and that it is getting bigger every day. The volume of business transacted is stupendous.
 Mr. Reedy is looking we'll and doing
 well. and his present visit after three months absence is to participate in the
 most important and pleasing event that
 could happen to him and of which his
 many friends have already been in formed by the irvita tions
 sLEIGHING AT PRESCOTT.-Ward Hughes returned yesterday morning
 from short visit to Prescott. He en-
 joyed one form of recreation there that seldom falls to the lot of a resident of
 the Salt River valley. He had a sleigh ride. The heavy snow about Prescott has driven the deer down from the
 higher mountains and made them eas- fer to eaten. Zibl O. Brown last Satur- UfaS hi44tu 9i& dDJEL fl8Nl miles rom town. Two of them will be brought to Phoenix this morning and thrown upon ! the market, to the great disadvantage of the beef trust.
 WAS OTHERWISE ENGAGED.-Or Sunday night Mir. Lambert, who is em- ployed at Goldberg Bros, was walking { along the street at the corner of Firs, avenue and Monroe when he was vici- ously assdiled by dog. The brute first attacked his hip and removed a larga section of cloth and skin. Before the owner of the texture and the epidernlis could remonstrats the dog fastened his
 teeth in his calf. MT. Lambert wa without any other means of defens, than flight, so he flew. The dog pur- sued him block His wounds were dressed by Dr. Hughes. who after tn, ! operation casually inquired what kind of a dog it was. Hell" exclaimed Mr Lambert, "I didn't stop to count tn. spots on him, but l think he was 2 spotted dog"
 SIGHT WILL BE SAVED-Jess, Walker. the epileptic, who was SC lfrightfully burned week ago in fall ing into the fire. will almost certainly be saved his eyesight but his visio, will be badly impaired. It is equaIl5 s as certain that he will lose his righ < hand. Gangrene has set in and ampu 2 tation will be necessary. Walker vii