Arizona republican., 1902-08-19

| RAINS IN CASTLE CREEK.-John Hardee came down from Castle Creek | a day or two ago and reports heavy rains in that section, greatly to the i betterment of the ranges.
 | LABOR DAY.-Governor Brodie yes , terday issued the annual labor day l proclamation. For the benefit of those who forget the dates of holidays, it may be said that labor day comes on the first Monday in September. BOUGHT A HOME-S Supervisor Nor ris yesterday bought the C. C. Reed residence on North Third avenue. just beyond the canal. He will shortly , move into it from his ranch south of : the city, where he has lived for several years.
 ANOTHER CRAZY MAN.-Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe of Cochise county arrived here yesterday morning hay ing in charge Thomas Murphy an in sane man, who has been in the hospital at Bisbee for some time and who was committed to the asylum.
 HAS TWO GIRLS.-Harry Diehl who conducts an employment bureau tor the accommodation of Indian girls and those who employ them. reports that the girls are coming back from their vacations on the reservation and he now has two who are open for en- gagements.
 APPRECIATED SERVICES-Georg Klotzbach, who is handling the Greene and Packard string of trotters in this Icity, yesterday received from MT. Pack ard a solid gold stop watch, by which he no doubt hopes MT. Klotzbach will be able to mark down the time of some of his colts.
 DEATH OF A BABE.-Margare the eighteen months -old babe of Mir and Mrs. Neri Osborn, died last night. The little one had been ill but a short time. Yesterday afternoon it's condition be- came worse, but the parents were not apprehensive of it's death. There have been no arrangements for the funeral.
 ROGUES. GALLERY.-The rogues' gallery al police headquarters was li- vened up bit yesterday by the receipt of dozen new pictures of criminals. Eleven of them were the pictures of the men who recently dynamited the peni- tentiary at Nashville and made their escape therefrom. and the other is the
 
 who is supposed to have killed his mother and his sweetheart.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles Of incorporation of the Hub Mining and Milling company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capital stock is S2. 300 900, the incorpor- ators are w. E. Galpin, J. B. Flynn and P. G. Lowenberg of Iowa. Articles were also filed of the Norwegian Con- solidated Mining company, with capi- tai stock of $1,OOO, ,OOO. The incorpora- tors are F. A. BridgefOrd. B. c. White J. M. Viznia and others of California.
 TONTO MAIL ROUTE.-G. W. Scott, who has been the handspring of the movement for the establishment of mail route between this city and TontO via the Reno road, reports that the petition for the establishment of the service was circulated in Mcdowell by a local resident and 163 signatures se- cured. If the residents all along the line respond as freely as the Mcdowell people the petition will be large enough to at least command the careful atten- tion of the department.
 NGRESSIONAL DELEGATES A few days ago Governor Brodie an nounced a part of the delegation from this territory to the International Min ing Congress, to be held at Butte, Mont, on September l, ?, 3. and ,. Yesterday he appointed the following additional delegates: J.. w. Middleton