Arizona republican., 1905-02-03

, office and show himself to his late ben ] etagtnrs in his HsW feathers. He was then taken t6 the ednveHt Where he viii 08 Chdres and be sent to school. In the course of the day, after the boy had been taken away by MT. CIeary, several persons called at the office of the sheriff to see him. Last night a little boy called to inquire if the boy the Republican had told about had got d
 home yet.
 TONTO FREIGHT CONTRACT Wolf Sachs of Tempe yesterday re-
 coived notification that he had been IaWarded the contract for hauling mis- CCllaneous freight to be used in the construction of the Tonto Basin dam. This freight Is to be hauled from Mesa City to Roosevelt. hIr. Sachs bid was 69 cents a hundred. MT. Sachs had also submitted a bid for hauling the
 oil but the contract for that has not
 been awarded. IL is thought that will go to a Los Angeles firm and il is
 reported that it will be sent by the way
 of Globe whence pipe line will be 1 constructed to Roosevelt It is esti- mated that the cost of the line would
 be about $5O,G0O while the cost of haul
 ing would be a great deal more than l that. from either Mesa or Globe. Mir. l Sachs said yesterday that he would be ! ready to enter upon his contract within | thirty days.
 WILL RESUME-Messrs ShuItz X Butler of Prescott proprietors of the
 Prospect which was conducted as a
 weekly mining newspaper until its ! suspension sometime ago, announce i that it's publication will be resumed
 about Oct 1. In the meantime they
 have not allowed the name of the pa
 per to die or be appropriated, having devoted their energies last spring to
 the preparation of a special number . of large proportions and much descrip-
 tive matter rociting the industrial re- | sources of Yayapai county. This mum
 ber was distributed to thousands at the St. Louis fair. They have now en- tered upon the preparation of simi- lar number for distribution at the
 Portland fair the coming summer, eE- cept that the paper will include Mari COpa county as well as Navapai. In their latest announcement they say:
 "Yavapai county is principally mining;
 Maricopa agriculture; therefore, one needs the assistance of the other. IT. this we offer no disparagemeut to any other county but on the contrary would like. if We had the time and
 money to incorporate the resources of every county in the territory
 AN EXTENSIVE TOUR-Wiuiam
 Percy. master car builder of the Wis
 Consin Central railroad with headquar- ters at Fond-du-Iac, Wis. is visiting
 with his son W. C. Percy and fam
 fly. at AIhambrI. During the two
 months vacation which Mir Percy is
 enjoying he lad planned an interesting
 trip. Going west from St. Paul over the V. r. Ky, he spent two weeks at Tacoma, visiting another son. J. w, who is a locomotive maChiuist and
 also visited at Seattle and other Puget Sound points. From Tacoma he made
 stops at Portland and san Francisco and then spent some time at the priu cipal cities and ocean resorts of south crD California. stopping at Phoenix eu route home. Coming from Wisconsin. where the temperature is at present below zero. MT. Percy naturally has much praise for the beautiful winter climate of California and Arizona. Af- ter a drive over the valley. visiting the points of interest, orange groves, etc. ] he is much pleased with the aETicul- turaI features and enjoyed the green fields in contrast to the snowy man ties of the season at home. After leaving for his home MT. Percy will stop at Williams and visit the Grand Canyon of Arizona.
 A HIGH DlVE-Wiuiam 1IcDanieIs. ! an empIoye of the Arctic Ice works. ! will have to lay low next week or take ! a chance on being snapped up by Nat ! Reese as carnival attraction. Yes terday he made five dollars easy mon I ey and a reputation as a high diver l The furnace at the uptown works is l being rcmodcIcd for the use of fuel oil | instead Of wood as il the past In | preparation for this event it has be- l come necessary to prepare an oil res | eIvoir. A hole in the ground has there fore been dug on the lot across the ! alley from the furnace room. to be 1 used for an oil tank The capacity is i about 65,COO gallons and the tank has a l depth of fifteen feet. being cemeuted on 1 the side and bottom, its upper rim be- l ing even with the surface of the ground. Yesterday the tank was filled 1 with water tO test it and Charles Dun | lap. another emplOye Of the company. | wagered five dollars with TcDanieis , that the latter could not dive to the . bottom of it and bring up 8 rock that | was thrown in. AIcDauieIs Was looking | for just that kind of money and imme- | diately peeled down to a Gee string. | making 9 physical culture study il the ! altogether that would certainly have . attracted a large crowd only for the | secIusion Of the spot He climbed on . a trestIe five or six feet high 10 get a good pose and then went down in a manner that was designed to make | McGinty jealous. It took but one dive to earn the money.
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