Arizona republican., 1906-04-15

message 10 the Adams Cattle company saying that he will come and drive stage for them if they have any stages and have enough money to employ first class talent He don't care how high the wages are but they must not ! be too low. He don't care anything about the money. but he refuses to compromise his profession.
 ! GIDEON CLUB-The Young Mems class of the Church of Christ meets | in the study of the church Sunday mornings at 10 o'clock. All young men ! are most earnestly invited to attend. | A MOUNTAIN TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meldrum, MT. and Mrs. George Hunter and Chas. Yaeger left Friday morning on an overland trip which will last in the neighborhood of four months. Their destination and where ! they will spend the greater part of tne summer will be in the White Noun tains. Their journey north will be made by way of Globe and stop there 1 of several weeks will be made.
 ] BACK FROM GLOBE-Tom Collins. a miner. has returned from Globe, which came near seeing the end of his career. He was employed in tue old ! Dominion mnie on the occasion of the l fire a few weeks go. After working on a bulkhead in one of thee drifts be- ! tween the old and new shafts ne started to go on top. While on the cdga his contact suddenly with the freshe- air
 in the upper levels caused him to swoOn and he would have fallen from ! the cage had he not been caught by a ] fellow workman. As it was he go, a gash in his forehead a couple of in i ches long which leaves a scar for 1 life
 FINAL COUNTY WELLs-Two wells. making four that have been bor- ! ed by D. II Burtis were completed at Queen Creek yesterday and the pumps which had been installed by the same firm put in operation. All of i the wells are over l50 feet in depth and from them enough water is pump i ed to irrigate in the neighborhood of ! two hundred acres. On this acreage. strawberries. young vegetables and sugar beets have been planted The pumps are operated. two of them by | gasoline engines one by a windmill | and the fourth a hand pump. IL is | likely that other wells will be dug ! at once and should that be done larger ! engines will be installed.
 ! OLD FOLKS CONCERT-The Bap- 1 tist ladies have been urged to give the ! public an opportunity to enjoy a gen
 uine old folks concert and since they appreciate past favOrs from the pub ! lie. they have consented. The con- 1 cert will be given about eth middle ] of May, possibly a little before that 1 time. under the direction of MT. and | Mrs. Cravens. All ye frills and va ! ferbelows of ye ancient times will re call sweet memories to ye oldest in 1 inhabitants. All those dear old songs which mothers and grand mothers | in 10 gf 1 youth was on their brows, will be ren- i dered. MT. and Mrs. Cravens hope 1 to be assisted by the finest musical 1 talent which can be obtained in the ] southwest
 ONCE A PHOENIX BOY - The many friends in Phoenix of Rolla | Stanford, will learn with pleasure of any success which he may meet with and are especially interested in re- ! cent change he has made in his busi- nes affairs at Bisbee, where he is praC- ticing law lie is a son of Hon. NJ. A. | Stanford. a member of the territorial | legislature He was member of the Thirty y-fourth regiment of volunteers | that served in the Philippines. After the war ne studied law for several years at Stanford University. and still later in the office of ThOs. Armstrong,
 Jr.. of this city. The Bisbee papers have the following to say of the change referred to above: :. A. Merritt and MT. Stanford today formed law part nership. MT Strickler of the old firm
 of Strickler and Stanford, retiring. The offices of the new firm will be located in the MedigOvich building,
 being the same as those occupied by Stanford and Strickler. Both MT. Mer-
 ritt and MT. Stanford are well known