Arizona republican., 1906-04-19
COMMANDER TRANSFERRED


 Brigadier General William s. McCas- key has been transferred from the command of the department of the Colorado to San Antonio. Texas, where he will assume the command of the department of Texas.
 A STRAY HORSE - O. Magnani has three horses which strayed away from his preserve a day or two ago. When he found them they were in company with another horse which seems also to be a stray. He took the bunch in charge and anyone who has lost a bay mare with white feet and no brands will do well to call on him.
 NOT PAT TEAGUE-A short time ago when the skeleton of a man was found near Skunk Creek on the desert north of Phoenix. there was a belief in certain quarters that it might be the remains of a man named Pat Teague. who at one time worked at the Relief gold mine and left the camp on foot. It has since been learned that it was not Pat Teas gue's body for he is now in the asylum for the insane three miles east of Phoenix. He went to Wickenburg just as he had said he intended to do. From there he went to Prescott. where he was taken charge of by the officers and committed to the asylum by the probate judge.
 BOUGHT ORANGE GROVES - Two sales of orange orchards have been made through the agency of J. Ernest Walker within a few days. One was the sale of the grove belonging to MT. and Mrs Herman Priester, to a
 MT. Libbey of Frederick. o. T., MT. Libbey who is a man of advanced years having the property deeded to his wife. The tract contains fifteen acres set to orange trees a comfortable house and other improvements, the consideration being S3. 300. MT. Libbey also bought the other grove of fifteen acres. of Mrs Anna C. Moreland. and had it deeded to the wife of his son, Mary A. Libbey. This property also has a house and some other improvements, the selling price being S3, 000 Both properties are situated in section 23, ! township north, range 3 east and are | in the same neighborhood as the Will | son orange orchard. MT. Libbey was l here in February and looked the coun- | try over. then went on to California and Utah. returning recently. He is very much pleased with Arizona and says he expects to make this his home | the rest of his life. His son and fam l fly will join him here very soon, the young man being now in Oklahoma. ! Mrs. Moreland. of whom he bought one 1 of the orchards, eXpec1s to return Jo | her former home in Wisconsin. owing | to the recent death of her husband l here.
 SELF-DENIAL WEEK - The Sal
 vation Army's annual self denial week | for the raising of funds to carry on | and extend it's great work in all | branches is April 22 to 29. Staff Cap | tain Ayre asks all citizens to join hear
 tily in helping this cause. In introduc-
 ing Commander Booth to a large aud | fence in Los Angeles. Hon. J. s. Slau-
 son paid the following tribute to the | army. ''I regard the two most ster- ling developments in nations, sects and l religions for the past half century as | the Japanese nation and the Salvation army. And in comparison of achieve | ments the balance is in favor of thF | Salvation army. Japan started on he' new career a half century ago with
 40,OOO,OO0 of people who had the ad- I vantage Of generations of training anC
 culture. A half century ago one man