Arizona republican., 1897-10-22

uirre, special deputy; E. K. Sykes, chief clerk; J. H. Politzer of Phoenix, statistical clerk; Charles Ridgeway
 of Washington, D. C., Chinese inspec- tor; Alfred Hampton, son of General Wade Hampton, immigration inspec-
 tor; G. S. Hitchcock, janitor; Fred | w. Heyne United States assayer 1 There are four deputy collectors, enc 1 female inspector and seven mounted
 and four foot inspectors.
 l The international sanitarium, brick building with double walls, 100 l x120 feet, is controlled by the sani-
 tarium company, organized in 1896.
 Dr. F. H. Wells is president, H. K.
 ChenOweth, secretary; Fred Herrera
 treasurer; Dr. W. F. Chenoweth, gen.
 eral manager. Paid up capital, $25,-
 900. The building is located on the
 west side on high ground and is a
 paying investment.
 The main residence portion is laid
 off on the western hills, while on the
 fiat, north end, railway agent F. J.
 Zeinert and Cashier Fred Herrera of
 the International bank have built
 excellent homes.
 James Breen, the cattleman, has
 just finished handsome stone faced
 brick building north of the
 MonteZumIa hotel. On the low
 and the second story is designed for
 lodgings or offices. The Masonic
 building is a recent addition. Proto
 Bros, merchants, of this side, are |, erecting big stone warehouse in the } Mexican Nogaies. Several dwellings | are being erected on both sides. The town council is G. A. Avery,
 chairman; Theo Gebler, L. w. Mix, , J. T. Brickwood and J. L. Noon. A
 J. Griswold is city clerk. The fire ap-
 paratus. centrally located, consists of a hose cart and hook and ladder com
 pany, with Babcocks. L. W. Mix Is
 chief
 , Principal merchants are Pascholly
 & Co.,, Roy & Titcomb, Fleischer Bros., Arizona Commercial company, ; Theo Gebler and G. A. Avery, the lat- } ter dealer in furniture and also the undertaken; Harlow & Gowan are } dealers in real estate and brokers. The ; papers are the Vidette, Frank King, formerly of Phoenix, proprietor, and the Oasis, conducted by Allen T. Bird, l both weeklies. Saloons number about ] half dozen, where gambling in all t shades prevails. The hotels are the MOnC6Zuma cnQ b6uVl6fW. ftOD6TL l Williams, formerly of Florence, re- 9 gently leased the Momtezuma with an option of a purchase Among recent g innovations is a cigar factory con- 5 trolled by Richard Fle1scher, presi- g dent; Lewis B. Fleischer, secretary , and Anacleto Varona, manager. They = employ eight men and have orders s ahead The International bank does
 1 a 1aro-e huSinesS :. Freighting by teams to mines in = Sonora is largely done out of both e towns.
 S Company G, First regiment is com e manded by Will J. B. Key; Richard }, Fleischer and Harry Lewis, lieuten- y ants.
 ]. Marsh's hall is arranged with stage - for local entertainments.
 Stone sidewalks are being laid. The t stone for building and paving Is quar- ), ried in the hills Overlooking both e towns.
 l. Charles Allen, formerly of Pres : colt, is awaiting the adjustment o l. his account as superintendent of z
 mine in northern Sonora. $ l.. w. Jimmie, formerly of Tempe l. and Tucson recently opened frui ,e store and restaurant.
 l. w. F. OVerton is Wells, Fargo 6
 Co.'S agent with office near the de. Is pot. l. The shops of the N. M. & A. will {. be transferred from Guaymas to No ,f gales, south side, and still in Mexico 3 from less than twenty feet below ths e surface.