Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
ALL ovER ARIZONA.
Late News From Every Corner of the
 Territory.

T
 Territory.
 The United Verde is shipping about three million pounds of copper bull liIon every month. Lieutenant Vance is expected back at WIhipple again in a few days from spending sixty days leave in the east
 T. J. Wolfiey, formerly editor Of The Republican, is in St. Joseph, Mo, negotiating the sale of some mining properties. .-Journal-Mi-e
 Lieut.. Williams, very popular young officer, formerly stationed at Whipple but who has been on de- tached service alt Leavenworth, is ex- pected to join his regiment at Whip pie next Mcnday.
 The United Verde people fired their first kiln of brick at Jerome Junction today. It contains 100000 bricks. They expect to burn 3,000,000, with which they expect do erect a new store and opera house at Jerome -Journal- Miner
 It is said that Fred G. Hughes, who has been reported as being in No gales on the Sonora side of the ilne for some Hime past, dpearted from that city a few days ago, bound for parts unknown. The news that eX- tradition papers had been issued by Governor McCord for his return, is alleged tIo have been the cause of his fiight.-Tucson Citizen.
 Tucson now justly claims the finest opera house in the tarritory q Masonic temple. The spirit which gave birth to the financial courage and the enterprise which crystalized the same in a magnificent structure entiule those to whom Tucson is in debted fer this mark of Tucson's pro gress substantial recognition, and acknowledgement from the people, which no doubt will be- forthcoming in due time-Tucson Star.
 Al Wakefield is in the, city from Canada del Gro. He stated last night that Lashley, tlhe negro who was hung in this city last summer, had been a nightly visitor to his bedside ever since the fourth night after he was hung. It will be nemsmbered that Lashley made a VOW on the gallows that he would haunt several gentle
 
 convictiOm and among them were Judge BethunIe and MT. Wakefield. who was the foreman of the jury which convicted him of the murder. Tucson Citizen.
 Another important mineral product has beem added to the long list of use Iul minerals produced in Arizona Or the region triIbutary to it. An inyes- utgauon just completed by Prof. W. +. Blake at fihe tArizonIa school of mines, shows that the crude carbon- ale of soda from the head of the Gulf Of California has high value for in- uustr1al purposes. It is am excellent article carrying on an average over 75 Der cent of sodium carbonate and may be used in its natural state for the saturation of crude boracic acid and for othsr purposes. The deposit is 'being exploited by our fellow citi- zen, Andres Rebeil, who proposes to supply the Sam Francisco marke. with unls valuable alkali. 1t is considered by Prof. Blake to be a variety of the mineral known as ''troua.''
 committee of Presccnt w. q IT ~V. Raldies has waited upon tbe ci.y council and other mem hers of the city government, urging upon them ehe enforcement of the curfeW ordi- nance compelling people undsr 16 years of age to keep off the streets aDter a certain hour, unless having proper excuse for being out. The 1dlea IS to have the. curfew sounded 1rom the town clock three times each evening, the first to warn the young IoIks to get ready to go, the second to hurry them up a little and the third 70 tell them to start right away. The council, we are informed, has prom- used to consider the matter at irs next meeting. There is a city ordi- nance of this character but it will pnobably have to be modernized a little to meet the Nla.ws and sueges flons of the w. c. T. U. ladies. The 1uea IS good One.-Prescott Courier
 Last evenings train brought in quite a delegation of Masons, their families and visitors, from Tomb stone and Vicinlly, consisting of A. h. Grow, Ban Cook, c. B. Tarbell and wife, J. B. Miano and wife. Sheriff White and family, A. Wentworth Dr George w. Cool, Jacob Trowbridge Ben James and others, who came t6 attend the meeting of the grand lodge and witness theI dedication of the new Masonic temple, amid to assist at ,he grand banquat- A special train this morning brought in a delegation o seventy4six distinguished visitor; from Phoenix who will attend thu grand lodge. They are making head Quartesrs at the Bessemer, which i neatly dacora,ted with flags, buntins and lodge colors.-Bisbee Tyre.
 HI. D. Underwood of Tucson, treas urer of the Table, Mountain Minin. company, was in Wilcox Sunday a ranging for payment of freight ol machinery and for wagon transpor tatGon of same to the mine. Tn company contracted with the Gate Iron works of Chicago for the entir, plant required and the Gates work order5d the blowers from other estab l.s.h1,o,..,t rEl,.c.-,cs