Arizona republican., 1905-05-24

spending the winter in Phoenix for his health and feels very much improv ed.
 . PUMPS COMING ToMORROW-l3y some unfortunate Gelay the pumps or de- ed by wire from San Francisco lest Thursday, were not loaded for ship ment on Fridays 1rain as expected and did not leave there until Saturday. Therefore they did not arrive here yesterday as expected, but will be here this morning without fail. Arrange ments are complete for their imme- diate transfer to the Arizona dam and during the last few days preparations have been rushed for their installa- tion immediately on arrival. There will be water running in the Arizona canal sometime this week for the ben eft of the orange orchards, beyond a doubt.
 DELEGATES APPOINTED-Gove nor Kibbey yesterday appointed five delegates to represent Arizona at the National Good Roads convention which is to be held at Portland, Oregon, June 2124. He appointed Frank l.. Wright of Prescott, pr. E. B. Perrin of Will Hams. Kirt L. Hart of Phoenix, Henry A. Morgan of Wilcox. and Andrew Kimban of Thatcher. It is possible that a few additional appointments may be made, although it is not cer- tain. The National Good Roads Asso- citation is chiefly concerned in having every state and territory we'll repre- sented it is not particular as to num- bers. The delegates to the Portland convention will pay their own expen- SeS
 OPENING MONDAY NIGHT-The Ethel Tucker stock company will be- gin its seasons engagement at East lake park next Monday night. Most Of the members of the company are here and have been rehearsing for several days. The rest of them there being thirteen in all, are expected to arrive any day. The management of the park theatre, c. F. Berger and Chas. J. Sanichas who will have charge of the refreshments, and the Phoenix street railway company. have issued personal invitations to newspaper men and their ladies for the opening night. But that | need not keep anybody else away for the newspaper men will try and behave | themselves. The company and the management are trying their best to provide attractions that will attract and they feel confident they will suc- ceed
 OFF FOR THE HILLS-On Satur- l day next Dr. Bizzell and the twenty young men who have been living with | him at Camp ManZanita on the desert northeast of the Indian school, will ] break camp and move to Granite Dells As many readers are aware this is a tent colony originated by Dr. Stone l and Dr. Bizzeil and under the personal direction of the latter. for the treat ment Of tuberculosis patients. It is | conducted with strict discipline after the manner of a military camp and all that is required by a sick person Is provided. An arrangement has been made for conducting the same kind of an enterprise at Granite Dells during
 the summer. that place being a de- | lightful summer resort a few miles from Prescott. It is. more accurately
 speaking the summer home of the | Manzanita camp enterprise.
 BICYCLE THIEF CAUGHT-Last | evening early, Del MorreIls bicycle
 was stolen and he sent a description of it to the police station. few | minutes later Officer Tipton was sum- | moned to the grocery store at the cor l ner of Washington and Fourth streets | where there was a Mexican trying to dispose of the wheel for three dollars. saying he had bought it for S3.5O a 1 | would buy it and asked the man to take it with him to the city hall They started and in front of Dr. Lightburne's s
 residence the Mexican got wise to the
 fact that he was thoroughly understood | so he decided to try his legs. He ] dropped his wheel and crossed the | street like a streak of lightning. MT. | Tipton dropped his wheel and follow | ed. He circled across the vacant lot to | Jefferson. west to Third, south to the alley, then out again through the all | ley. The officer fired at his feet once | in the rear of the Lemon and again | going east through the alley south of Jefferson. The Mexican lost ground by a fall in mounting a fence and the
 officer captured him near Madison and | Fourth Then he wanted to scrap it | out and was acting in a manner that
 might have forced the officer to do
 some vigorous work only that Con
 stable Redwine attracted by the shots | appeared just then and helped take | the man to jail.
 SCHNEEBURG ON THE SALT | Schneeburg on the Salt was founded
 long after Frankfort on the Main and
 Bingen on the Rhine. It was also
 founded after Schneeburg in Germany | where the great German works for the reduction, production and purifi-
 cation of bismuth are located. l This particular place on the
 Salt is named Schneeburg so il
 will become the greatest place in
 America for the production of bis
 muth Its founder is Frederick Webb
 who is at the head of the bismuth
 trust in Arizona. Beside MT. Webb
 Schneeburg consists of a rotary crush
 ing plant with a capacity of five tons per day, operated by a gasoline engine, 1 and a teaching plant. He also has Q
 pump which he has connected with
 Salt river by forty foot pipe through
 which he is stealing from the prior