Arizona republican., 1895-10-01
ARIZONA AND ARIZONAUS,
What Prominent People Are
 Doing in Arizona.
Their Movements and Investments. Personal Notes and General <A~
 Territorial News.

Tucson Citizen: In order to prepar
 for a real emergency, in case on
 arises, the fire bell is occasionall
 rung at the public school house an
 the children are, under the direction o
 their teachers, hastened from tn
 janitor and no notice is given of tn
 building. The fire bell is rung by tn time, even the teachers, and they ar
 put on their metal of order and man
 agement as we'll as the scholars. Tn,
 alarm was given a few days ogo an(
 while there were some some blanchet
 faces among the big as well as the lit
 tie, the building was emptied with or
 der and rapidity.
 Tucson Star: Federal court will bt
 opened at Florence on October 8
 Judge Rouse left last night for Flor.
 ence to order grand and trial juries
 He will leave on Sunday for Solomon
 vile to open te October term there, but
 will at once return to Florence.
 Tucson Citizen: The young child oi
 Lieut.. Hutton died suddenly Wednes-
 day evening and was buried Thursday
 The little thing was busy at play when
 all at once it fell to the ground. The
 mother hastened to pick it up and to
 her astonishment and great grief her
 child was dead. Dr. Fenner was at
 once summoned, but no relief was given. It was about four years of age had suffered from whooping cough, and although apparently we'll the child was much weakened and in playing had burst a blood vessel.
 Flagstaff Sun: Porter Fleming and W. W. Follett have returned from trip over the first fifty miles of the Flagstaff and Canyon railroad. They have completed maps and profiIes for that distance. The balance of the road, from Moqui station to the can- yon, IS on comparatively level grade.
 F1agstaff Sun: A visit to the Enter prise mill, three miles north of Rior- dan station, is worth the trip. The road leads through a beautiful noun tam valley, dotted with well-tilled ranches The Greenlaw Bros. are turning out lumber as fast as the ma chlnery will cut it, and have a con- tract that will keep them busy for many months to come. There are about seventy men employed in the camp, and quite a settlement has grown up around the mill. I. Simpson has charge of the commits sary. Norman A. Cameron has the logging contract. The camp has a prosperous appearance. Water is ob- i tanned in abundance at the camp at l depth of fifteen feet.
 Flagstaff Sun: W. o. O'NeilI came in from New York City Tuesday and | left Wednesday morning for Prescott "Bucky'' says that he is more of A than ever, and that his asso- citation with the "gold bugs of the east has not changed his politics in the least, and he will devote his time lighting for the silver cause, and says there is 10 doubt of the ultimate sue cess of free silver.
 F1agstaf Sun: c. F. Hoff has force of men at work putting up the wires for the telephone system. The instruments have all been put in place m the stores and dwellings,, and the ex- change will open with about forty pa- irons. The central office will be in the postoffice. Chas. Canal will have charge of the office, and his past ex- oerlence with telephone lines will in- sure te pubic prompt and satisfactory service. MT. Hoff expects to have 7Vertnlng Tn readiness for the open ng oI the telephone exchange about October 1.
 Yuma Sentinel: Capt. J. c. Beatty i las rented the third story of the Cot /, CT building for offices of the Colorado , i1ver Irrigation company and will z lave the same in running order in :, hort time. ! Arlzona Mining News: There is not a large corporation in Amer1ca that pays more attention to he comfort of it's employees than the Jnited Verde Copper company. The ottages it builds are models of con- ort, and in it's large boarding house ne table will compare favorably with nost first-class hotels.
 Florence Tribune: Mrs. Walker. ad- of the estate of Lucien E. Walker, arrived from California on wednesday, last, and has been engaged his week before Probate Judge D. c. tevens in making final settlement / nd distribution of the estate of her eceased husband. She was accom- anied by W. H. Walker and Gen. C. |. Simpson OfPaSadena Tho marty @ 1t for California yesterday.
 Florence Tribune: The following is le Arizona game law: Deer and an- Hope, September 1 to January 1; elk Id mountain sheep are protected un- April 12, 1898; turkey, grouse of all