Arizona republican., 1897-10-07


 superintendent schools, M Van Wag- enen R), Globe; supervisors, c. T. Martin (R), D. Devore CD, B. F. Pas COG P). Tov-s officers: Justices, H. Temple CD and T. c. Stallo O) and H. H. Pratt, constable. Post office: J. F. Crampton, postmaster CW. o. Kellner to succeed Oct 15). Express, G. w. P. Hunt, agent; stages Globe, Silver King and Mesa, E. F. | Kellner & Co.,, agents; Globe, San Carlos and Geronimo, Porter & La | cy) G. W. P. Hunt, agent; Globe, Flor ence and Mesa, L. Sultan, agent. i Commercial club, T. A. Pascoe, presi- dent and J. H. Stiner, secretary. Lodges-A. O. U. w., K. of F., Ma men of the World.
 Weekly Newspaper-The Silver Belt, A. H. Hackney and J. H. Ham i'll, publishers
 Edwards, c. T. Clark, F. M Thur mond, P. T. Robertson. Assayers-L. G. Coombs & Son. Barbers- Bowman & Dumphy, Frank Springer, H. B. Dunham, Wm. Whal1ey.
 Blacksmiths- c. Lundy, Middle ton & Pascoe, Parker & Jewell.
 Bakery@The Globe Drugs-W. C. Hitchcock.
 Dentist-J. A. Lord | Dry Goods and Furnishings-E. F.. Kellner & Co.,, P. Goldburg & Co.,, Old Dominion Commercial company. Electric Light Plant-Charles Ban ker.
 Furniture-C. w Tillman, Vim. Zimmerman.
 General Merchandise-Old Domin- ion Commercial company (Bookner, Bailey & Hunt) D. F. Kellner & Co.,. Sultan company, J. F. Patton, F. W. Westmeyer, W. M Williams. Hotels-Pascoe house, Kinney house.
 Hardware and Tinware-J. Suter.
 Groceries, Fruits, Confectionary- Stanield & Son, B. w Johnson, Tie Sang company, Hardwick and Shaw J. F. Crampton.
 Ice Plact-Alfred Kinney
 Jeweler-W. J. Howard
 Lumber-E. F. Kellner & Co. and Old Dominion Commercial company.
 Lodgings-Mrs. M J. Moore, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Morton and others.
 Livery and F'eed-T. A. Pascoe. Tom Armer.
 Lamps-G. H. Twaites.
 Laundries-John and his cousins
 Meats-Bonne & Co.,, D. Murphy.
 Millinery-Mrs. c. B. Taylor, Mrs D. Murphy, Mrs. J. Redman.
 Physicians G. Fox, W. M. and c. B. Claypool, John Collins.
 Painter-Ellis.
 Pinal Brewery-Charles Banker.
 Stationery and News-Eugene Mid dleton.
 Shoemakers- w. Schmidt, Sam Milligan, Mike O'Connor
 Restaurants-Mrs. J. H. Pascoe, Tie Sang, Wong Lung, Sam Lee, c. L. Onney, Home restaurant.
 Saloons-Andy Mays, Thomas Wicks, w. T. McNelly, A. R. Young, c. E. Taylor, M. Borgens, Rolling & Rogers, James Wiley, G. s. Van Wag- enem, John Billing, John c. A. Nesbit, Morris & Rayfeld, Pasqual Winthrop house.
 Tailor-Charles Bond
 Undertaker-Wm. Zimmerman.
 Water Company Winters & Starr
 Transfer-C. B. Finney & Son.
 Leading Catt1emen-R c. Sloan, w. T. Gam, Pringle Bros, Globe postof1ice, and M. c. Webb and G. T. Peter, Cline postoffice.
 The assessed valuation for 1897 in the county, $1,1S9,24O; tax levy 4 per cent; cattle assessed, 53 3,30S; goats, 3 3,500; horses, 3,319. J. c. Jones, grand representative, and Emil Marks, grand master, I. O.. O. F., both of Bisbee, visited the To- cal lodges on Friday on official busi- ness. A banquet was served in the evening by the Rebekahs.
 Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, Nj. E., came in from Fl Paso on Friday and visited the United Globe properties. The doctor is the mining expert of the | Copper Queen company. The gentle man drove over to Florence today and is due at Phoenix on Saturday. | Wm. McNeill and R. c. Goodman are Tempe boys who are on duty at | Kellner's. The latter hopes to be in Tempe next month. ! Robert Sloan, the cattleman, sold 4,800 head of cattle to Brigham & Hicks of Tempe a few days ago. They paid S11 for mixed lots for delivery this year, '9S and '99.
 MT. s. H. Robinson, who is general manager of the freighters operating between the Warrior Copper mine and the United Globe smelter and those on the Geronimo, San Carlos and Globe route left today for Phoe- 1 nix.
 l Richard Fleming, formerly of the | Fleming block bank In Phoenix and Aaron Edwards, son of the district attorney, wish to be remembered to their host of Phoenix friends. | Rev. l.. L. Rogers will leave tomor- row for Phoenix to attend conference. i Rewards have been offered for the arrest of persons who blew up the hoist at the Black Warrior and those who attempted to burn the Kasser l company's works, both Of recent date Superintendent N. l.. Amster of the 1 Continental Copper company, who 1 are working bonded property, arrived 1. from Boston Sunday by special stage. ] He has been absent five weeks