Arizona republican., 1903-04-04

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 DELINQUENT TAX sALE-Tha sale of property for delinquent taxes is moving along rapidly. The collector got down as far as the letter "H" yes terday. So much time isn't spent in waiting for bidders on undesirable property or property that is not so likely to be redeemed. If it is not sold it will be taken in by the county, which under the new law will be able to get 9 deed to it that will be worth some thing.
 BLACK ROCK DISTPICT-L. L. White Of the White mine in the Black Rock district is in uie city fer q short stay. He reports work going on cor tinuously ct the White mine. q force of eight men employed in tie two tunnels, two shofts daily being worked He says . neW strike vas reported q few days ago 2t the Grijalva mine about a mile from the White. He did not know the particulars but it is said that consid- crable ore was take. oCt that would. average s5G0 per ton.
 ANOTHER MATCH PROBABLE It is likely the wrestling match at the Doris theater Thursday night will re-
 
 hence. Burton, who lost two falls cut of three, has expressed himself as dis satisfied with the decision III respect O. the second fall. Van Sickle threw him with Q full Nelson and Burton claims his shoulders were not both on the car pet. He is now asking for 2 return match and as Van Sickle says he can throw him at any time for any amount oi money he ought to have no trouble in getting it.
 EXCURSION TO WILLIAMS.-Th s. F. P. & r. railroad is considering the running Of an excursion to Will Hams on the occasion of the presidents visit to the Grand Canyon. It is like ly the Grand Canyon road will run e1 cursions to the canyon to accommo date excursionists and those who only care to see the president need 80 TO further than Williams. An unusual ly low rate will be made and the trip will surely be a delightful one. Il is q nice trip to make at that time Of the year anyhow and the visit of the presi dent will be 2n added attraction. He will arrive there May and the ex- cursion if it is announced will probably leave here May 1.
 MIR. CUSFING'S LECTURE.-AIr. VoIney E. Cushing of Maine appeared for the second time ir the city last night at the Presbyterian church. He is one of the most famous temperance lecturers in the country and he is said to be the most cloq1ent. At any rate he has invested the subject of tem- perancc with new interest His manner is that of an orator. his language is at -11 fl ,f he is altogethe! pleasing. He will ap- pear at the Fifth Avenue Christian church tonight. The subject tonight will be "A Modern Triumviratc." MT. Cushing will speak at the First NJ F. church at 3 o'clock today. His subject will be The Dissertation of the Tern- pie"
 ARIZONA AS IT IS.''-Thc Repub- lican the other day printed d notice of magazine which will be issued by Hon. J. W. Burson. member of the leg islative council from Yavapai county. and Captain Bellairs. There was also printed a list of the contents of the mas zine and the names of the contrl- butors. It was understood at the time that the list was not complete, but would be shortly filled. The subject of the sheep industry will be handled by George U. Young, who is as familiar with it as any man in Arizona. His article will probably be illustrated by 9 map showing the sheep ranges of the north and also indicating the forests in that part of the territory as well as the water courses and water sheds.
 THE N. 6. \. CLJTB.-'Thc N. G A. club girls entertained 6llightfully iast night at the home of Miss Florence