Arizona republican., 1905-05-09
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A BIG MINING PLAINLY. k. MauH left last night for Fairbank to make arrangement for the installation of a 20O-ton mining plant at the Grand Central. AIr Maull has been enga ged for some time in working up to this enterprise and recently he succeeded in getting Los Angeles capitalists inter ested in it to the amount of $20,O00. The Grand Central was one of the fla nous mines in that part of the country in the early days of Tombstone.
 THE BRIDGES PAID FoR-The AppropriatOrs Canal company yester- day deposited with the two railroad companies the money to pay for the building of the bridge over the canal this side os Tempe. Work will be com menced on them at once, and it is thought that they may be finished by the time the canal is completed to its intersection with the cross cut. In that event water will be running through it in less than two weeks.
 SURVEY ENGINEERS-An engi- neer of the reclamation service left last night for Mesa with a number of assistants to run new lines in places along the twenty mile road between Mesa and Government Well, above Goldfeld. The reason for this is to get better levels in places that are badly drained so that the road may be graded across all low places and the arroyas crossed by small bridges. This will insure dry and harder road. which is necessary for the operation of the big traction engine that will soon be engaged in hauling oil. Engi- neer J. D. Stannard. who has been en1- ployed along the Verde for some time.
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 SENT TO THE ASYLUM-A stran- ger by the name of Jack Jones was in probate court yesterday, charged with insanity. He was first brought to Phoenix from Mesa, but little was known of his antecedents. He was paralyzed at times and helpless, though at other times he had good use of him self. He was taken to the county hos pital. and after remaining there for some time left of his own VOiition. He then got work on a ranch near the city and remained there two weeks, when he was overtaken by his infirm- ity again. He was taken to the hospital the second time. Soon after his ar rival there he committed an assault on one of the atendants and was brought last Saturday to the county jail
 A SAN BERNARDINO VISITOR John A. Cole. a wealthy stock owner of San Bernardino Calif., and formerly sheriff of that county for eight years, is paying Phoenix brief visit en route home from a trip to Texas. MT. Cole came to Phoenix more for pleasure than business, though he had some business matters to attend to here. He has been on a cattle buying expedition through southern Arizona and Texas. One of his chief reasons for visiting Phoenix was to see the stock farm of J. C. Adams MT. Cole was formerly the owner of Lady Rivers, the mother of Sweet Marie and the famous brood mare Mir. Adams bought of him and later sold to a New York man for a good figure. MT. Adams also bought of E-r Cole the fine colt he sold a few months ago to w. C. Greene. There are other good horses of the same stock on the Adams ranch in which MT. Cole naturally takes more or less in terest, aside from the fact that he is a man who likes to see q nice stock farm in any country.
 FIGHTING SWINE PLAGUE-J. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian, re- turned home Sunday morning from a visit of several days to Globe and in tervening points. He was called to Globe mainly by a breaking out of swine plague among the hogs in the