Arizona republican., 1905-08-14
FOUND DEAD-Felipe Gonzales. a

FOUND DEAD-Felipe Gonzales, a Mexican over fifty years of age, was found dead in Globe a few days ago. Death is supposed to have followed alcoholic excesses.
 STRAGGLING A LITTLE-Com- mercial men. like blackbirds and trOU- bles. never come singly. but travel in nocks as rule. \ festive bunch of them. including Frank Whitaker, Tom Sutton, Jack Rice. W. R. Nor rison. and MT EichwaId, the cigar vendor. generally make the town to- gether. believing that in unity there is strength. A few months ago when they wore here AIr. Sutton distin- guished himself by taking them all riding on the merry -gO-rOund, which was a wild and hilarious dissipation for men of their usual gravity and dignifed demeanor. They were all here within two or three days, but they failed to get together It was just as we'll though for the merry-sO- round has gone.
 ARIZONA MuTTON-If it were not for this territory people within the radius of the Kansas City market would have to eat less lamD, ram and mutton. Reports of sales for three days of the week before last include 5g43 sheep and lambs. Of these 4,644 had come from Arizona ranges. the other 1299 having been sent from New Mexico points. The Arizona shippers were J. w. Rice Flagstaff. SS1 lambs; Campbell & Francis. Flagstaff, 2,634 lambs; D. L. and II. Teager, Flagstaff, 300 lambs and go feeding lambs; J. W. Garrett of Del Rio. 259 lambs, 200 sheep and yearlings and 25O feeders. T,-rT g.f- rarT- brought the top price. one lot selling at s620 and another at 26.15. This territory has not yet begun to figure very extensively in the cattle market
 AN INCREASED FORCE-Grant Bros. who are engaged in the con structiOn of the AppTopriatOrs' canal. are putting on more men and teams. The grading camp has been moved this side of the Mason property against which the company is tempo rarily enjOined. On account of the absence of the Company's attorney Efrom the city no action will be imme- diately taken in the matter of the in junction but the excavating will be continued this side of it. Members of the company say that the injunction cannot delay proceedings There is only about an acre Of ground pro- tected by the injunction and before the writ was issued the company had cleared its line through that tract of brush so that the digging of the canal through it when the time gets ripe will be a matter of only a few hours.
 A NEW CLOUD SOURCE-A week ago when clouds banked heavily in the east and rain was threatened every night, people paid little atten- tiOn to the signs then prev alent. for they had observed that the clouds bringing the summer rains almost invariably come up from the southwest. For the last three days clouds have been moving from this direction but they did not look like the old time clouds heralding the summer deluges. It is believed that the clouds now seen nightly have their origin in the air above the Salton sea.
 THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The August meeting of the territo- rial board Cf equalization will be De- gun today. None of the members of the board had arrived yesterday but it was learned that most Of them were on the way and that they would be in the city by the time of the opening of the meeting. This it is predicted will be one of the most strenuous sessiOsn Of the board ever held on account of the resistance of soma of the mining and cattle companies to the assess ments made by the county assessors.