Arizona republican., 1906-03-12
A STRAY HORsE-A

A STRAY HORSE-A stray horse was taken up by the police yesterday and placed in the Burger corral.
 WENT FlSHING-The meeting on ] the city hall plaza Saturday night was too much for Bob HudsoI and yester- day he sought solace in the company of the catfish down the river.
 WAS ALWAYS CONFIDENT-Geo B. Wilcox. clerk of the district court of Cochise county, arrived in the city yesterday morning and spent the day here transacting business of a private nature. MT. Wilcox recently visited Washington, D. C., and was present during a part of the fight made in the interest of the Anti-Joint Statehood league. He was more than pleased with the outcome of the contest, but did not feel at any time that Arizona could lose.
 EDDIE CUDAHYs cOUsIN-E. J. Cudahy, of Omaha, Nebr. is Tn the city on business in connection with his duties as a travelling representative of the Cudahy Packing company. He is distinguished by reason of his relation to Eddie Cudahy, who it will be re- membered, was Kidnapped by Pat Grove at Omaha some years ago. In company with w. II. Constable. he will visit several parts of the terri tory. MT. Constable being the Arizona representative of the company.
 ARIZONA RAILROAD LITERAL TURE-For some months past the Santa Fe company, through the office of the passenger traffic manager. has been sending into the east and the central states attractive literature de- scriptive of the territory and of the Salt River valley. The matter in the pamphlet tells of the work that Is in progress in the southwest. and is very well written and presented in an at tractive form. The result of the cam paign is already being felt by the road in increased travel into this section and other points in the wonderful sec tion traversed by the road.
 MINING DEVELOPMENTS - Hen ry Severin and H. M. L. O'Connor, of Indianapolis, arrived in the city yes terday morning enroute to their home5 after a visit to the mining fields sur rounding Kelvin, in which they are interested. At the camp of the Ari- zona Pacific Copper company al Wool ley. in which they are largely inter- ested, they say the work is progressing very satisfactory and the new pump recently installed accomplishing all that was anticipated of it. At the In dependence group the work of sinking
 
 depth of several hundred feet after which it will be determined just what machinery will be installed to success fully complete the development of the claims.
 OPEN LETTER TO p. M. GENER- Alt has been suggested to The Re- publican that the postoffice depart ment should place reclining chairs and cots on every street corner where there is a letter box for the convenience of tatigUed citizens who can find no place to rest their tired bodies except by hanging on the mail boxes. It requires pluck. persistence and a crowbar for. anyone. especially a woman to get near enough to one of these. boxes To mail letter. The appearance of tho crowd that ornaments some of these boxes on busy corners is such that many women travel no center street clear to the postoffice hefore they can find a letter box high enough so the weary Willies cannot hang on to them This notice however will probably dn no good, for the class of people it re- fleets upon. never read the papers any how
 STOLEN SURE ENoUGH-Henry George has been vindicated His friends on every occasion when he loses his bicycle claim to take no stock in his story that it has been stolen but on the other hard accuse Henry of suffering mental lapse. Several days ago MT. George announced his wheel stolen for the fifth time. He was pos tive that it had been taken from his residence by some one with an evil