Arizona republican., 1906-10-04

a pretty good business. as rhar s-la of country which Utah expects ta E-er annexed. but which n0E b=illEa -s Arizona. IS a perfect parallse flE --- CTS Buffalo. deer and small s- abound. and the hunters iu sll-le Utah long ago learned where ll ElsE the few days they can spare z--1 -a-- for a hunting excursion
 How far Is It to the Cauv-1 f- way Of Eanabg Well lha s=rrl.rl1 - The railroad Is now at AIarysral- l-s that Is 12o miles from tl- Eeu that has been made th-UuEh r-e yon- This trau starts at what ua Rim Rock. and is twelve m-te= l--l the tramway being at the r=-U.--s - the traiI- The figures may sound rr. but in that twelve miles rla -tlL- --- scends s20O feet. 41ao feet ll che r= three miles. Think of Irt The ra- built along the edge of HriElt Ar-= 7 creek. a tributary to the Cosar=--- -. the twelve miles of that tran u- rH through seven different strata aE-- ing red and white sauds-une- r-lE. slate. soapstoue and then EraElr=- 1 And this trzu passes taruuEh r-e most IuxuFIzntIy wooded country .- ] aginahle- Prem the long -==--e
 zone Fe Pass Co th= zure uf rE= --
 and the pinion pine. then rtH a-a. . cottonwood and the box es-sr. eel lastly the prickiy pears and yl-r a--.
 Don't know what the yaE- -= F
 it isn't found everywh=r- b-- Eer r- Of some of the old Iudlaus u-e -r- Arizona and they can t-l ygu -ae-- They and their fathers Cor EE
 knows how many eenturlz= made yaut their principal food slh=-aeer the early spring Ir has l llrEr r.. something the shape uf e mele-- E
 in the spring the Indians dig t-e r.-. place them on beds or hos r1eEs e when they are sufficiently Ere-u.- take off the outer CoEerirE and r1- . | the pulp much the sane as a 11gseatH [ would roll out bizeezE dough. l=- -- t-a- in the sun then hsVzE ir or ana . it as they nead fnez Many er . younger Indiaaa 6sar kleU about it. but ca thsz EeE BrlEEr A--.. trail We pass one Fzur bed rll- a--.. ? be willing to Tuzch had been ' Of supply co the Indians for "a r1alz-rs
 years
 What about the strip thzt rah e ? trying to get from ArIE11l- E 3 that will belong Co Utah some Gay. @
 We may have Go wait uu-u Ar.E.=a r- q ] for Arizona's statehood h0s-r-- r p fore we have established on that -- Q a national game preserve and
 be called the National Roo=sEelr Cam preserve I've been working
 years to get eighty square r1I-es rf
 tract set apart as a national
 preserve and i- was 11lv lre-
 a bill vas introduced and Els--
 congress setting the land apart Cor purpose. The measure uas rlr ---a-e
 by the efforts of Senator SUae- -r , Sutherland and Rep-=s=Er-rires tfH
 eU and awaits now only che rra- , tion of the president to make .- = plete [ think the proelaul-..-
 have been issued before TOW lla - been for the name given r1 r-r - serve. the president feeling @
 modest about issuing ir under rr- % cunstances- By tEe uly Fr
 Roosevelt has promls=l ta vl- . | next year and have hu-r f % game preserve Its uar-ral r ( { fserve-precipitous walls af sra- e either side and or such srar- -rar "
 would take only twenty miles er t Q. to enclose it.
 Had an interesting uttl= exEs- % there not long ago u % Isisurely through the woods u-s-
 came suddenly upon splendid
 men of deer at first he stopped sE . and made a move as E r1 run. @
 stopped and looked steadily la-r E eyes as long as looked into t
 moved in a circle he diE Iz=e.s- -- = circle gradually narrowing urrl
 I had my visit out uirh hl-r. . r.
 not more than twelve feet fre- \ talked to him as 2 yauld -a a
 or any other pet and I'm Ee.-E r
 before long tn Nave another r.-.s
 the beautiful creature
 "A great country. that and ya- ea-
 afford Go miss ft much longer