Arizona republican., 1895-09-27

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 VIM. BURROWS, Observer. ARIZONA AND ARIZONANS. What Prominent People Are
 Doing in Arizona. Their Movements and Investme
 Personal Notes and General
 Territorial News.
 "Bucky" O'Neill is again in Prescott. The Sunset Telephone company has established an all-night service at Prescott.
 Judge Barnes of Tucson, is in the east. Wherever Barnes is there will be Arizona also.
 Gov. L. c. Hughes will address the Farmers convention to be held in this city October IS and 19.
 E. E. Ellinwood, United States dis triet attorney, will reside in this city during the winter with his family. The cars will soon be running into Mesa. That thriving little town is in the heart of one of the richest sections in the world.
 Nogales Vidette: The temporary appointment of M. J. Nugent as i'm migration inspector, has expired and after September 30 he will return to Yuma
 The McHaney brothers of Tomb stone, have sold their mine to Denver capitalists for s120,000 cash. The mine is now turning out s1,0O0 day in bullion.
 Col. W. S. Sturges, the big hearted rancher and mining man of La Osa, is again in Tucson. Col. Sturges has hundreds of friends scattered all over the southwest.
 Flagstaff Democrat: The Tucson Star is now an exceptionally bright daily paper. William Spear, formerly of the Phoenix Republican, is respon- sible for the improvement.
 The tax levy in the following coun- ties has been reported: Navajo, $3.1O on the S10O; Mohave, S3; Yuma, $4; Maricopa, $2.5O; Cochise, s3.S0; Pima, S325; Gila, s3.45; Apacha, SS.50.
 That was clever work of Attorney Damron in securing a claim for clients against the Arizona Monte Cristo." When it comes to able lawyers Arizo- na will stand up against the world. Tucson Citizen: A cattle deal has been made at Arivaca with Kansas City buyers for feeders. The price paid is said to be S14.50 per head. MT. N. W. Bernard handled the Arizona end of the sale.
 Capt. W. A. Glassford of the signal service at Denver, is an enthusiastic admirer of Arizona His father, J. K. Glassford, for long time resided near Phoenix, but is now with his son in Denver.
 Tempe News: Company c has just received it's annual allowance of am- intuition for target practice and as the year closes on October 15, the boys will have to get move on themselves if they hope to hold their standing as experts with the rife
 A petition is being circulated in Prescott and numerously signed for the organization of a lodge of A. o. U. w. As soon as twenty-five names are secured, the petition will be forwarded to Grand Recorder Boyd at Denver who will come down and initiate the lodge.
 Flagstaff Democrat: Yuma capital ists will soon begin the erection of a large smelting plant at Castle Dome for the reduction of the lead and silver ores from the mines near that place Electricity for the works will be fur nished by water power taken from the great Yuma irrigating canal.
 Chas. W. Pugh is now a resident ot Phoenix. He arrived yesterday with his family and the next number of The Stockman will be issued from its