Arizona republican., 1905-07-20

ficer who Saw military service during the Spanish war should be invited to again take hold and by his influence
 build up a strong company for the
 capital. Recruits wishing to go the
 encampment should make application
 tonight at the armory at the city hall.
 NOTE THE FACT-At this time
 there is a great deal of comparison
 being made by newspaper readers here. between the Arizona tempeTa- lures and those of the cas.ern cities where people are dropping dead by scoie es. It will be seen by following the records that the Arizona temper atures, that is the maximum temper atures that are recorded in the day time. are still much higher than in the stricken cities. though as every body knows are less diSagrceablC on account of the dryueSs of the western mir. But another point that may not have been noted by many people is l the fact that during the hot wave the 1 night temperatures in the east. re- ! gardIess of what the humidity may be. actually register higher than the night temperatures in torrid Arizona. And 1 everybody knows that he can stand greater heat in the daytime if he is assured Of a cool and restful sleep 2c night.
 NOTHING BETTER THAN ARI- ZONA-A letter was received yester- day from John LiebOld, who was inn pregnated with the Nevada gold ex- l citement early in the year. and has been in that part of the country ever since. He writes that he has pros- pected from Reno to Humboldt. but
 had so far found nothing better than hundreds of opportunities lying ! ft is a good deal of excitement all through that part of the country and everything is booming. Mir. LiebOld has located a claim at Olinghouse. | Nev., and will remain there until fall ] when he will return to Arizona. It is 1 expected that the caravan which left 1 here with considerable eclat some 1 weeks ago will shortly return but not
 as caravan. The members will struggle back individually and disOr- ganized. From what has been learned from them from time to time it is understood that they found nothing in Nevada that they wanted. T. J.
 Sparks the organizer Of the expedi-
 tion. writes that conditions there were not exaggerated but that all the truth was not told. There is gold every where lying around in plain vieB but
 at this season of the year it iS toa
 hot to be picked up. He thinks that
 one might do well there in the early spring, the late fall or the winter time l; when gold could be handled with the bare hands without discomfort.
 LUCKY TIGER CASE-B. A. Seitz a member of the Lucky Tiger Co.
 composed mainly of Kansas City caDi- talists and owning Fl Tigre mine iI
 Sonora. is now in Douglas. It will be remembered that B. F. Graham. who sold the mine to the comany. not long ago claimed default of payment ana took possession of the property b. force. The company insisted then ana does yet. through MT. Seitz that il
 made legitimate tender of the mOn- ey due to the proper persons, but that a conspiracy had been entered into previously. to prevent the company
 making this payment In telling the
 story Mir Seitz places one of the Bis
 bee bank cashiers in rather a peculiar
 light and also says things about MT
 Graham that do not look good in print Further he threatens to secure the disbarment of Attorney Richardson who represented the company, but who, according to Mir. Seitz while stil in it's employ, Conspired with MT. Ora ? ham to illegally get possession of the