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Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
Matters of Record

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed for record in the county recorders office yesterday:
 NJ. N. Elders and wife to Charles Goldman. deed to seA of se1. sec .. tn , il. l r. Consideration $1
 Mary Park to George schornick. deai to part lot ,, block 25. Mesa. Consider ation. $9CO.
 H. s. Petersen and wife to George Schornick. deed to part lot ,. block -, Mesa. Consideration $50.
 c. M. Fowler to Arizal Gold Mining company deed to ArizaI, Calera. Yuma. TaVapai, Maricopa. Mojave claims. Consideration $1.
 Mary J. Perry and husband to Law renee J. Fleming. deed to lot 22, block 46, Capital. Consideration $500.
 Catherine l.. Wormell and husband to Ruth Lee Huber deed to seA of sec H.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
RETURN OF GOVERNOR BRoDIE
The Fourth of July Celebration at
 Bisbee Patriotic and Spectacular.

Governor Brodie returned on Sunday morning from Bisbee, where ne went to take part in the Fourth of July festivi- ties. The celebration there he said yes terday was one of the greatest he hau ever witnessed. There were nc serious accidents and nobody got so drunk as to become conspicuous. There was ona accident which had net been counted upon, and for that matter nc accident is, otherwise it would not be an acci- dent. The fireworks went eff prem2- turcly. There was s 600 worth. for they do not do things Cn q small scale al Bisbee. The fireworks were on a high stand overlooking the town when in some way which has not yet been ex- plained they were touched off. The sight was glorious. hut did not last long enough tC satisfy the admiration Of the assembled multitude. many CT whom had not got ready to look yet.
 Of all the thousands who saw the ex- plCsion there Was none who enjoyed it su much as the governors little son. He thought that the sudden and :lppaU- ing demonstra ticn had been arranged in honor of his father.
  pened at Eisbe- that had not been pre- dicted ill the programme which had been very carefully prepared and which was thought to he pig enough .n take in everything.
 The governor and his party arrived | there on the night of tEe third and were met by reception committee. and that night there was d great reception in honor of the chief executive. It was continued during his stay there bur after that il Was less formal When the governor and his party left there they We're Wearied with sight seeing. for something had been going on dur 1 ing every waking hour
 | The governor H:as husil.- engaged Yes 1 terddY in clearing up the correspon- dence which had accumulated in his absence. There W-re no more appoint ments made and no intimation Wa given out as b the time when any | would be made
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
News ef Y
 the Town. AHH
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for to-day-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending s p. m. yes far6nN
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
Next dcor to santa Fe E. R. Office.

tn n. r , e, ex n a. Consideratio $9. GOO.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
APPROPRIATION OF THE HOG.
Comma mand&ble Undertaking on the Part
 of the Agricultural Department.

The agricultural department h.-f de- tc.mined to try ;lu interesting eXn-ri- n.ent in re'orm. it maintains that the primitive hog was. ana stlI tS. cleanly beast Lot addicted tp vile md alGVenly n;, lits .lnd iatu!genCe ol gl os's and revcltinE at.p.tites. These habits. t assumes. are due 10 u" G =2ncrat- ing influence of civilization. to being kept in uullcmpt stiles ana f-d on re fuse which mas resulted il a ic-s of self respect and corscGuent evil hap'ts.-
 The depal tfnent Ir going to under take Co reform the habits of the hog and induce him to purge and live cIeanly" by oklnain;S his enNirGnms nt@ and giving hin. . chance. tt will bu'l'' t suitable station. with a ltrga inclos- ure and a comfortable shelter with clean straw fre luently changed. uholescne food and pure water for drinking anl ablUti:n. In tti:- it will bring ID some hieh-breI pigs. duly fed and cared for. and inlulcat-d WitN g sense of d"corum in their a5haVior. After q proper course of education ot | this kind say for 2 year or tive. they will be transferred to another inclos- ure. one part Of which shali present al i the attractions of I-eenct. cleanliness and wholesome food and drink. and ; ha ether be provided with th- sl.us and s\.ill. th" unpleasant pools ant
 -H4r ,ordid enticeu;ents of the deg".- i crate sty of corrupt civilization.
 1 If tl-e pigs abandon thei.' respe, -a5," 1 .-.rircnu,cnt and cultivated hIhits and
 pe;.s. ti.emseilrs inetinc,f% ly or i from 1ftrence to Inc st% eiG- of ths.r ire. Qonain, if ..iil te haa for th- o2-- : ..o;i.r, Fl. b5; Hill noe he accept as
 decisive. 1t Nil te a,tgibute1 . hoy
 lity. tnaj n4s cone from gauara..o.s
 oi il breeding all s4ud!ld sturound-
 .a-a The NuIN oi reform will l,n rc-
 sulned on more extended lines. The i pigs that have been trained 10 %ooi
 habits in d favorable environment will
 net have the opportunity to return to
 the WallOWirS in tUe mi.e of their i'm mediate ancestors. but will be karl
 under regulating influences until their
 progeny are prerarel for Fl liN, test. and the process vii! be cirri"|, il
 necessary. tu tIr tnlrd and fourth gen
 eratiUn. iA the hop. that il will dc ii perfect Woril and the swine will b.
 redeemed beyond relapse.
 It is de"outly to he hoped that this
 experiment will succeed. Then may it
 be tried with equal csjrc and solicituda
 on the human variety with like grati-
 lying results.-New York Mail and | Express.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
Complete Camping Outfits
 Cheap
 At DAVIDSON'S CASHSTORE,

See our west window for FOLDING GO-CARTS with rubber tires. They FOLD UP. Only $5.45; with parasol, S795.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

DAY OF MOURNING.-The DOno- friC- stores were closed yesterday, the brothers, Charlie. Doninick and Sam, receiving a letter from their former home in Italy announcing the death of their mother.
 THE BEEF TRUST.-One of the tentacIes of the beef trust is waving around iii Apache county. ships. Hon. [. s. Perkin's paper. Of Q recent date. says: J. ]. hGrres killed q nice, fat beef few days ago. and he was Immediately beset by about two dozen hungry individuals. This shows the scarcity of neat.
 DEATH OF MRS. MARTIN-Mrs. May Elizabeth Martin. wife of J. w. Martin, car inspector for the Maricopa and Phoenix railroad. died at her home. 1G6 North Fourth street. a little after ! o'clock yesterday afternoon. She had bssl i'll for several weeks. The funeral will talk place at o'clock this after neon frcm the undertaking rooms of MChn ( Easterling. Mrs Martin was g daughter of AIr. and Mrs. William Oliver Of this city and was. married only the 1lth day of last month.
 NEW CORPORATIONs.-Alticies of V the ctfice Of the county recorder yestpr- day California Hydraulic Engineering and Supply company capital stock $1GG.GC0 iuco"pCra tors J Bouse, F. A. and p s. BruGfere. C. T.. Martin of San Francisco: Dr. Clark Medicine company. capital stock $10.0G0. incor- poratcrs w. W. and il. A. Clark and R. l.. and R. B. Senter: Georgia Gold Qtt incorpcratcrs L. C. Miller. J. P. Haii Gold Mining company. capital stock $3000G9, incorporators l.. II. Wilson. w. II. Nicholson and J. Wood.
 GOOD HORSE NEWS.-Here is an ether item Of horse news that will be of special interest to the breaiers of this valley. and being another illustra- tion of the generally admitted fact that Arizona horses are all right Thomas Johnson. who has headquar- ters at the Phoenix race track. has just refused an offer Of S1.150 for his three-year-cld colt named Judge Ed wards. This colt was sired by Boy dello. whose record is 2.14si: dam Me dia, by Illustrious (2:191D. by Happy Medium. sire of Nancy Hanks t2:OD. u iS .t SOOu iiCISe, NItll d SCOQ pGtll- gree and lots of near relatives in this valley that will he heard from later
 SHOOTING AT TUCSOE-Steve Ochoa of Tucson, one Of the best known citizens of Pima county, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded late on Sun day night. News of the shooting was hi iought to Phoenix by persons who had left Tucson the night before It happened just before train time, ard it was thought then that Ochoa would die. The shooting was done by q Mex ican boy who had been working for Ochoa. and was the outcome of dis pute about wages. Ochoa for q long time h2s been engaged in the transfer. and freiShtina business, in which he succeeded his father ot the old firm of Pulley &; OchUa.
 THE SHOT MELTED-A good story is just being told on local sport who went cut hunting during the hot spell about two weeks ago. He was not able to hit any birds, and finally get
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

ting shot at rabbit sitting still he killed it. and on going up to his game found he had bored d very large hole clear through the rabbit As, the shot was made at long range he could not account for the large wound but after cutting one of his shells open he readily saw the cause. He had kept the shells in the buggy where the sun had shone On them all day and had caused the shot to melt and run together into C, solid ball. After this he says if he goes hunting on a warm day he will keep his shells on ice.
 < FAST HORSEBACN EIDE.-Jack Campbell. who served his country with the Rough Riders and in the Philip pines with the volunteer troops. was in the city yesterday. He rode over from Naco on horseback and will return in day or SC. Jack is now al member of the Arizona rangers. and it is gen orally accepted that he is d good cna. An incident Of the ranger operations occurred month or two ago which has never received the publicity il was entitled u. \ murder had been corr mitted in the Huachuc;. mountains. and word was sent &t once to the rangers nearest the place. Mr. Camp bell and several others saddlel up i'm mediate!y and in an hciW and a half rode twenty-seven miles, which is 2c- counted to be pretty good horseback travelling in the hills.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the case of William Hyde. ar Incompetent. tEe hearing of the first annual account of the guardian was begun and continued to July 21 An order for the sale 5f real estate of the estate or Charle:; Kinstler Was granted A petition fo~ the admission Of tn" viii of Michae T Reynolds to probate was partially heard and the will of George l.. Bali win w2s presented for probate. The matter was set for hearing on ;july IS. The estate consists of two fife inSdr- ance policies for s2.Gco and s2me per sonal property. The proceeds of the policies are to be equally divided be- tween Miss Caroline F.. TroWbriIge, m ;runt of the testator. and who is also named as the eXecutriX If the will. and his sister. Mrs Mary A Brandt. Wh: resides at Newark. \. !.
 WANTED ENPEEIENCE,.-A wo-l- an in this town who is noted for her frequent trouble in the courts. went to see a young lawyer on Saturday night and took up an hour Of his time with case which she was going 10 bring against q tenant who owed her she said, $15. The time she consumed of the attorneys. for he Wantel r. get away to dinner. was worth that to him. Finally the old woman said she would be back on Sunday morning and conclude her conference with him re- garding the case. He broke the Sab bath by keeping his appointment, but the old woman did not keep hers. and the attorney waited until after lunch. In the afterrcCn he met his client, and she apoiogiZed to him for having dis appointed him. She said that she had got to thinking the affair over, and had concluded that inasmuch as so large a sum was involved she ought to have a lawyer with a longer and wider eXpe- rienCe. She wanted to take every pre- caution to win. She attempted tc, con sole the young lawyer by telling him that if she should ever have q c2ee that she did not care so much about winning she would give it to him.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

Largest stock of guns and ammuni- ton in Arizona, at Chicago prices. See our east window for gun and rifle dis play.
 Boys and girls will be interested in our middle show window, with it's dis play of Fourth of July goods. Pistols to shoot 22 blank cartridges, Flags, Canes, Cannons, Fire-cracllers.
 Are you going to Iron Springs? See us before you buy your beds. cots and mattresses, or anything else.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

DAY OF MOURNING.-The Dono- friC stores Were closed yesterday, the brothers, Charlie. DoIninick and Sam, receiving a letter from their former home in Italy announcing the death
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

Maximum temperature, 100; mini mum temperature. 6S. Average relative humidiyt, 16 per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

WE SAVE YOU MONEY.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

The college youth now takes his fling. A sheepskin in his hand. And wonders if there's anything
 He d0esn't understand.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

If interested in silks or silk goods lcCh over the ad of the Berlin.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
vi SAD DEATHS BY BROWNING.
Ralph and Walter Mccain
Find a Watery Grave.

Ralph and Walter McCan
Find a Watery Grave.
Wednesday evening at ten o'clock
word was brought to this city Of the
drowning Of Ralph and Walter Nc
Cain, sons of Mr.. Mrs. A. ]. Mccain,
at the ranch. Three of the boys,
Thurlow, Ralph and Walter, we're at
the ranch during the day. Dnring
the afternoon, Thurlow returned to
town, leaving the others behind alive
and well. After Thurlow had left
the the place, Ralph and Walter had
gone in swimming and it is suppos-
ed taken cramps and drowned. The
bodies were recovered on Thursday
morning.
To make the terrible accident seem
more crushing in it's force,sMr. Nc
Cain, the father, isin Illinois with
a shipment OF horses, and the blow
seemed to fall upon the griefstricken
mother with redoubled weight. AS
The UNION goes to press, no word
has been received from Mr.. Mccain
and nothing is known as to the ar.
rangemepts for the funeral.
The two boys who were drowned
were fifteen and seventeen years O.
age respectively, and this sad occur
renee makes the first break in The
family circle of eight children, all o:
whom are unusually dutiful, con.
scientious, faithful and trustworthy
The heartfelt sympathy of all our
people goes out to the gri%ef-stricker
parents, family and relatives in this.
their hour of deep affection. Thus
again the truth of the quotation is
is proyen-''in the midst of life, we
are in DEATH, May the giver of all
good comfort those upon whom this
sad blow has fallen, for 'He giveth,
ard He taketh awry."
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

then went to his home at Rapid
City, where he has lived ever since.
But age is bringing to him the in
firmities of our race. He is in the
hospital and being well taken care of.
Hot Springs Star.
Jimmy Baldwin of Keystone is
back from South Africa, where. he
has been in charge OF a mine owned
by English capitalists. He reports
that that section is the coming min
ing country OF the eastern hemis-
phere and after a visit with his
daughter for a few weeks he will re-
turn there and take up his work
again. .'r
Last Friday Chief of Police Hew-
lit received word from Meade coun.
ty to look out for a young man by
the name of Ed. Madison. who had
run away from home, and to hole
him if he was apprehended, The boy
showed up a few hours later and was
taken IN charge until his father ar.
rived, when the two returned home
Saturday.
The New York Store has the ex.
elusive agency for the matchless
Elysian Toilet Preparations. This
line includes perfumes, cologons,
toilet waters, hair tones, medical
and complexion soaps, toilet creams
lotions and beautitiers. These prep.
arations are the best made. Look
the line over. 1t contains every
toilet requisite for ladies or gentle.
men. Prices very low.-Ella NJ.
Hanson.
While out walking near the resi-.
dence Of John G. Halnes Monday
afternoon Mrs, Cora Whiteside was
struck by a 32-calibre bullet, pre-.
/ -LG ~ - ETE .tFAE a -THZ
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15
Notice for Publicatit1n.s

United States Land lOm ee, Rand
City, s. u, August %, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that TheodorS
Knutzen, Rapid City, s ii, has fled
notice of his Intention to- make comm
tation proof before the Register and
Receiver at his soficegsin Rapid City,
D.,an the 18th day Of September, 1902
on Timber Culture Application No.
2535, y the north8half of the south
west quarter, and southeast quartersof
the southwest quarter, and southWeat
quarter d the southeast quarter, Sec
lion Nc. 2 q Township No. south,
HangeNo. 10 East b HIM.
He names as Witnesses Everett
Bradford DeadWood, DFrank
Lenlan of Rapid City, DNO
,SDaanaJames E.
Bradford of Hermosa. S. D.
GEosP BENaETT, Register
First publica6ion AngusII5
~ ass%1HYeSS-~
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

Singapore is only SO miles from the
equator. It averaged about SO degrees
at midnight. ! played golf once. just
nine holes, and then quit, and I was 8
spectacle-fairly wet through. We
played over a Chinese graveyard,
around the lunatic asylum and hospi-s
tai, and finished on the lawn Of the
orphan asylum. The links are very
sporty, the tombs serving for bunkers
and other hazards, while a. ball driven
over the wall Of the lunatic asylum Is:
lost and you lose stroke and distance.
The tombs are slowly being hacked to
pieces by the wild efforts OF the play
ers to get the balls out Of the creyices
in the bricks."--Collier's Weekly.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

sumably from a rifle in the hands of
some boys in that vicinity. The bail
had spent most of it's force, but went
through the lady's clothing. and
gave her a severe shock. The care
less and reckless handling Of fire.
arms by boys will yet bring abouta
fatality if a stop is not put to it.
For seventy-fve years Mccormick
machines have won decisive victor-
les in the harvest fields Of the world.
-G. S. Congdon Hardware on
J. H. Leigh is back from a trip.to
Cuba. He says the islands, a gar
den, fraught with wonderful posi-
b%ilities, and will put some money in
there soon. He reports the annexa-
ton sentiment strong there among
the better classes and looks upon
this phase Of the islands future as
as the one which must come to save
its from financial disaster.
Here's something good! Two
dollars gets you The UNION, the
tWice-a-Week St. Louis Republic
and the Farm Visitor, the whole.
three for one year. In these three.
you get your local, county and state.
news, the news of the entire world.
twice each week, market reports
and all, and one Of the best farm
and stock Weeklies on earth. Two.
dollars a year for the whole com
bination! Can YOU beat it?
For Sale--Five Shepherd. pups,
well bred from good stock; price.
81. so each.-EI. Bryce Reed, Rapid
City, s p lSs3
James R. Sharp,-genial, whole
souled Jim-surrendered his home
to his friends Monday when
a lot Of them swooped down upon it
and took the place by surprise. Mrs.
SHARP was the instigator Of the plot
and the surprise was aeomplete and
most happy one. Music, games and
q general social time served as a
means ofSwhiling away The evening
hours mostsspleasant1y. Delicate re-
|freshments served and the
whole event as athoroughIy enjoy
able one.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-08-15

Mercantile Co., was a Saturday
evening passenger for Chicago and
New York on d purchasing tour. He
expects to MAKE the best and most
extensive purchases in the business
career Of this popular firm-and
that means a good deal.
The famous "Armor Plate" brand
Of ladies and children's hosiery are
the best made. You can buy them
only Of Ella M. Hanson. Prices the
same as that charged for inferior
goods.
Name Hill, who shot Kittle King
in Sturgis on the morning of March
10th, was at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning sentenced by Judge Rice to
three years in the state penitentiary
DIT Sioux Falls.
On the 9th page Of The UNION will
be found our market Chips" col
umn, giving range cattle sales and
market information in general
Look it up and keep your eye on it.
during the shipping season.
Joe Keenan, and Ed. Mcnamara
celebrated the anniversary Of their
birth by giving a most enjoyable hop
for their friends at the Harvey Tues
day evening. Prof Deranleau and
Miss Sadie Morris furnished the
music and a royal good time was
had.
The members Of the M. e.. Sunday
school held a most enjoyable picnic
at Faulk's grove Wednesday. The
day was an ideal one and the event
was thoroughly enjoyed. The Con-
gregational Sunday school is enjoy
ing a picnic at the same place today.
Dr.. g. B. Peyton, wife and two
children Of Bedford, Iowa, relatives
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Gambrill,
were Wednesday arrivals for a two
weeks visit. This is their first trip
to the Hills and they will visit all
points Of interest before their re-
turn home.
Col. 81. Il. Worcester was an arri-
val from from Boston Sunday, where
he had been in connection with the
National-Horsesho deal. He reports
the deal not yet completed, but anti
cipates its successful elimination at
an early date.
A3complimentary dance was given
Miss Ora Whipple last Friday even
ing at$the Edmonia and good crowd
was present. All present wished
her the best Of. success in her new
location, and hoped she would again
visit Observation-Disclosures Ex-
press.
THE Lignum Vitae left last Friday
for two weeks camping out tour.
Or Friday they we're caught twice
in hail and rain storm, but all
these little experiences go in with
the rest. The party is decidedly
Ijolly and will no doubt have a Jolly
time ia spite Of inclement weather.
While engaged in haying at bis
ranch down the valley Monday, John
Pederson experienced arupawyaYy ii
whichhe was 50 badly injured that
he was unconscious for twelve hours.
DIR. Fisher was summoned and look:
ca after his injuries. He is now rest.
Ing easy and no serious results are
feared.
Robert Russell came to the Home
Sunday ii bad condition. He has
progressive paralysis Il radical
form Bobbyy'W NNo.31 III ad-
missionssts the Homs.SSHe improv-
edinShealsh and took his discharge
some seven oeieight years ago and