Arizona republican., 1902-08-01

1 yields far beyond !:is needs; the udder"7 ! of his COW feeling iI an alfalfa i3, ..r- always disteuded with milk: hi-- W-ll i Jed hens never fail in their offering cf i aSse; his bees store up golden cakes of honey and his pomegranate. fig and 1 :;p.icol tres ero2n under their burden oi luscious fruit. He and his associ- atcs dira every day Hs luXuriously as Dives. but theJ cCnfine themselves to s-;Ch food as they can most easily di- EeEt and assimilate and that is ele- santIy prepared by a young Japaaese cook who is 3n artist in lis line His ! gardener and ranch factotum is also :; JaDaEese-
 When lIr Field or his ass3 3ciates grow restless they walk under the shade z: adjacent mesquite parks or saddle 2 horse and mcander never -,.1e e. run) over easy roads They dc ret cxpead their vitality ia hunting or eXhaustiag rambles. and sine tlle shotgun has; been shelved the cotton tails csuat about his dooryard. the i G-.ails passing by laugh, chatter and talk uAd.stur5ed. At twilight the range cattle cor7e up to his water pools and gaze On tlle scene. the wild horses sn, rt at his enterprise and the 5UlTcs viewing sIch happy peace eX- claim. oh. I-ordy. Lord. Lord: did you . eVc! ever. Sometimes . panther and his mate come along and seeing sucn q tl-4 .s1-1!.atiCn the old Tom eXclaims. Al. Maria. who's been here since I've been gone" Then Tom and Maria re i,,... c their lair in the nearby granite Uouide:s and talk the matter over. Throughout the long summer days the ,3Icce e honey bees and the riOtous l fr-e.cdN cf the moo king birds and ori- cies invite t reposefUl midday sestas. and q big bull frog faurieh;aa a baton over an orchestra of his fellows closes tl.e day with t1aefui reniitions of ie4ubeIt and Wagner.
 A-i-. -'ieid's associates are young gen tieIii,l .rh. <e ample means enable them to follow up his exliensive reg inc. 'TEes- are (. F. Henderson of
 New Tcl,s Francis Bradley of Boston !. T. Neal of Gallir0iis. Ohio. and 7:ir&!:ei Erwin of AsheviIl>. N C. an from old end influential families. and each of them has nesting among the buildings of Mir. Field.S kaoie.:da lls separate tent house. escn tert ta~t. 1 fully and iu:u.iously furnished.
 T. Mr. Field laew that vas r.e- pairing th!G article lie .,culG urge n [ be emphatic ia the statement that he ia not running a sanitarium for profit lis retreat i5 for himself and fau associates well known and ag-eca a-a l. E-u2. He cculd rot O. course tCi -,- atc on his hacienda CT near thereto a2= nut agreeabIs gentlemen and aulh a@ would abide D! his regime Of p-c- feet cleanliness and careful avoidance c. anything irfactiVe. I'c- near nais}
 bcTs having access t0 his wat" spring ne would prefer sober. social and agra ole miners and ccWpunchers. to r1ill:onaires who might be ruio. dfssi- pttet and careless. and his nearest n@igilhor, Mckay. he prizes not be- ef;-se he is 2 prosperous lnirer but becau-e he is Il considerate gentIeral. No matter how much money these men hs.e :n bank if one were to hold them up ne might net fird thirty cents on hand. and f enc were Io pick out from IcIs0n2l appearance the landlord of the hacienda he might hil Un .JiI1.;ll T.. . the .:aYancse cock whcs- inclinations 10 put on style cannot be exceeded by any one; CT le might thinI; Mckay the man. fer While Mckay is an earnest democrat b. profession ka looks and acts Ike a republican gold bug and . when 9 widow and her fatha1less are involved llc is inclined to be as ardent a trust !. moter as Hanna CT J. Pier ] pont Morgan. No one would expect to find Mir. Field in the quiet personality e 8 man clad in blue overai:s and jumper.
 ; &i.l add that this commun: ation ] ought ECt to bring on MT. Field q del , uee Of letters of inquiry. fir thou@, ie is inclined tc be communicative he l.as not the strength to handle a large - coiIcspondence and he NiH avoid any ! tEinS like the cares nf d business saui- tarium. There are other places in this T region close by the stage route where e c0nsunptiVes might establish canpe /. i-l reach Of shaGe and water and it 1 would be better II such shoull address , their inquiries to the postmaster al s Cave Creek, who f stamp for reply is
 es2c lo=e1. will always give clearly and
 -uiIE sUcn information as may be Ge-
 slrod. The postmaster who has had
 an experience of over ten years with
 C"rsumptiVes. had them live with k;u
 2nf die H-ith him. would know whom
 to advise to attempt tent house camp
 i.:G in this region and whom t7 dis
 tGri"Sa, and he does not want ar e,,-
 pe"t ;l"E money co.upersation for a.51
 advice or information they may secl
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