Arizona republican., 1905-07-26
THE LIBERTY PosrMAsrER-

1 THE LIBERTY PosTMAsTER- 1 The office of the governor was notified yesterday of the apointment of Jacob
 G. Schwerkart as postmaster at Libe-tv ! this county to succeed w. F. Thomas. THE CUSHMAN RANCH HOUSE | BOOST ER-Guy McCord. who lives ] near the Cushman ranch house which | has been singularly visited for the past week was in the city yesterday He i said that a close watch had been main 1 tained on the house the night before | but that it was un-ewarded. The ! mysterious stranger who was expected failed to come.
 AWAITING IDENTlFICATION-On Saturday night Deputy Sheriff Me l Even of Pima county arrested two | MeXicans at Red Rock on suspicion CT ! being the Livingstone murderers. They
 gave the names of Alberto Gonzales and Basiiio Moreno and are said to closely answer the descriptions of the MeXicans who are suspected of having committed the double murder. They were taken to Tucson to await identi- fication. It was at first stated that they would be held there for the arrival of Sheriff Shauley of Gila county but it is later learned that they were taken to Globe to be confronted by one of the
 Shute brothers. the brother-in-law of Plunkett one of the victims and the
 only man in the vicinity of Liying gstone
 who could identif,- the suspects.
 ALL KINDS OF CLIMATE-A re-
 turned kansan tells the Walnut Ad-
 vance of the climatic experiences in the
 great west. Says the Advance: "J. W.
 Wampler of BraziltOn, returned from a
 trip to Arizona last week. He says
 that as he passed through Phoenix
 Ariz-, the thermometer registered 12O degrees in the shade and before he
 reached Trinidad Colo. they passed
 through quite a snow storm. This is
 evidently experiencing the two ex-
 tremes of the weather" There is no
 official record of the thermometer ever having reached the degree of tmper-
 ature described by MT. Wampler. But if he had seen a thermometer which IT. wing Andrews was dOctoring and which reached something like ITO degrees and
 was still going up he would have had
 something worth while to tell his home paper.
 A PROMOTER OF DISSENSION-| That is what Eugene Brady O'Nein is He manages to keep himself surround ed by an UprOar in one way or another all the time and most of them are of his own private manufacture. Yesterday was the day when the pay ment of the premium of his S20.O0O policy in the New York Life fell due and he called at the office of the company to pa=. It would seem that If Q man could not perform such an act as that peaceably he could per form none peaceably. It is a well known fact that policy holders in all the old line companies while entering into mutual relation really consign their proxies to some one in authority in the company. MT. O'Neiil had done that but when he came to pay his premium he demanded his proxy That natur- ally elicited an inquiry to what he wanted with #. He replied that he wanted to send it to Tom Lawson. Tom Lawson :~ name calculated to stir insurance peop,e to Iurid language and it did not fail to do so in this case. Mr. O'NeiH however persisted in his case. MT. O'Neill hOwecer persisted in his demand for his proxy and added that he was going to get all policy holders in all old line companies in this part of t,-e country to gather their proxies together and forward them to MT Lawson.
 SITTING OUT THE WALTZ-The | following communication under the ti- tie of Where We old Boys Come h." has been received from a Phoenix read CT who appears to endorse a sensible 1 fad which is springing up in the east: