Arizona republican., 1896-04-03

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 carry with it vast quantities of req estate.
 The Adams street hotel idea was practically closed yesterday in all its main features and within few days work will be commenced upon the structure, which will be by far the most magnificent building in the wes and a hotel at which the most fastidi- ous may find quarters.
 The farmers of the valley are bein- ming to get out their having machinery and the harware stores are selling vas. quantities of 'extras," and of new ma chinery wIherewith to now the whisk- CTS from the earth The first alfalfa crop will this year be unusually heavy as the season has been in all respects favorable.
 Still another wire is being added to the system of the Postal Telegraph company from Denver, thus to add to the direct wire service of that com pany from Phoenix The construc- tion of this line Is said to be some thing wonderful in the way of speed, the combined gangs putting up forty miles of wire day.
 Yesterday was worked from Phoe- nix the longest telegraphic circuit ever known to an operator here A press dispatch was sent direct from the Western Union office at this place via San Francisco to The World building, New York, without the in tervention of single operator, aside from the sender and receiver.
 Saturday evening at 7:30 at the city hall will be organized club of the young Republicans of the precinct A large number of names have been se- cured to the call for the meeting, and 1t is designed that the club shall be a come next fall. All Republicans be- tween the ages of 21 and 30 are eli gible for membership.
 One of the most admirable of the local Institutions is the hospital of the Sisters of Mercy, located in Churchill addition. Here it is possible for those who are sick to obtain at a reasonable cost every kindness and attention due to their state. The hospital is ever we'll filled and it is probable that in the near future material addition may have to be made to the already extensive structure.
 Yesterday the main portion of the machinery of the Agua Fria Construc- tion company, asw ell as the office safe and fixtures, were sold by Sheriff Orme to satisfy a judgment of George 6 Toohey for $3,000. The contractors and judgment creditors bought in the property, which is well worth $20,- 900, and on which, being personal property, there lies no right of re- demption. Toohey & George also hold lien on the canal and dam of $10,500 for work done.
 Wednesday evening Frank Davis and a brother were standing on First avenue, when the former sud denly became interested in the oppo- site side of the street, where a negro, Don Campion by name, was seen to be in the act of untying his OavisO horse Davis caught the fellow and trounced him soundly, for which act he was brought before Justice Morris yester- day. The evidence carried out Davis OUUl llIl It w d0 olU Il lludl ful1C u6SIU was untying his own horse, which had been mistaken by Davis for his own. So the brothers were let off with the nominal fine of S10.
 Tucson Star: General Roskruge will take formal charge of the sur veyor-g r-generars office today, the be- ginning of the quarter. The surveyor general finds himself relieved of what ever embarrassment might be occa- stoned in the choosing of 3 chief clerk, matter which all previous surveyor generals have had to struggle with for themselves. General Roskruge has been kindly advised from the interior department that a gentleman named W. E. Murphy from that most prolific of states, Georgia, would arrive in a few days and would accept a position at the desk of the chief clerk.