Arizona republican., 1895-11-22
ALL OVER TIE TERRITORY News CuIled From Vari-
 OuS Sources.
What the Prominent People
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Their Movements and InVestm ents Personal and General
 Territorial News.


 Globe Silver Belt: H. C. Magne of Phoenix, was here several days, pre- sumably in the interest of the Hudson son Reservoir company, examining titles to lands in the Upper Salt River valley, Gila county, where it is pro posed to make a great reservoir by daming Salt river at the box canyon, below the mouth of Tonto creek. The scheme, if carried out, would submerge nearly all the good farming land in Gila county. The people of Maricopa, ap- parently, do not realize how great menace this immense body of water would be ito the safety of Phoenix and the surrounding country. They should remember the Johnstown disaster.
 Globe Silver Belt: Travellers who come over the Pinal mountain road, re- gently. report that it never was in bet ter condition than at present The Globe & Pinal Summit Toll Road com pany had force of men at work tor several weeks repairing the damage done by the heavy September storm. The trip to Florence can now be made with comparative ease.
 Globe Silver Belt: John Kasser, mine superintendent of the Kasser Gold Mining company, informs us that thelr trial mill run of seventy tons of ore, sixty tons being low grade, yielded be- tween $500 and $600 Jos. w. Masters, the treasurer of the company, who has been here several months supervising the erection of the mill and the work of getting the property into running shape, left for New York on Thursday. MT. Kasser will follow next week, and the intention is to hold meeting of the company in New York to consider the proposition of adding ten stamps ito the mill, thus doubling it's present capacity; also to lay a three-inch pipe one mile and half ito bring water to the mill, to guard against shortage that might occur during the dry season of the year. The mill is now running.
 Wfnslow Mail: Frank Secrist and his party of hunters have been heard from as having first-class success Tthav- ing killed seven deer, and 'bagged a wagon load of turkey.
 Tucson Star: In a recent communi- cation to Tucson physician, Dr. N. c. Glasgow, the most prominent special ist in pulmonary diseases in St. Louis, states: T fully appreciate the Tucson climate and I have been sending pa tients there for ten years Some have improved, many have died, but on the whole I consider it the best place for chronic phthisis in the country
 Tucson Star: There is activity in all kinds of business in Tucson. The mer- chants are enjoying an unusual degree of prosperity and their sales are more than double as compared with a year ago. This is but the beginning of a long and prosperous era, in not only Tucson, but throughout the entire ter ritory, as every interest has an unusu- ally prosperous outlook. The stock in- terest is safe, as the range pasture is abundant, and the mining interests are in a most prosperous condition and steadily advancing The present busi- ness conditions are certainly very grat- flying.
 Tucson Citizen: MT Hugh Harold ston, brother-in-law of Senator Gordon of Georgia, is assigned to Arizona as special agent of the treasury depart ment, Special Inspector B. A. Hamilton at present conn nected with the service in Arizona, is an old friend and class mate of his nephew's, Senator Gordon $ son.
 Prescott Courier: Report comes in from Hassayampa that on Sunday night last, the residence, barn and blacksmith shop on Hassayampa, the property of MT. Harlan, were burned tc the ground and the water wheel blown up by d giant powder cartridge. There were only two boys on the premises No particulars were learned, but the blowing up of the wheel and the fires were, beyond doubt, done by incendiar- ies, for whom hanging would be a mild punishment. While the men were try ing to put out the fire the explosion al the water wheel took place, the shock throwing the men off their feet. The mill has lately been moved to Groom creek, the water wheel having beer left behind