Arizona republican., 1897-10-02


 a contract with the Lazinskys, then running the plant MT. Solomon set tied his family in a big adobe, which | has been recognized as the Hotel Sol omon for many years, the overflow !. occupying rooms over MT Solomon's 1 big store, in later years. The mer- cantile house is the largest in the val ley. Mr. Solomon owns a vast acreage in the valley, much of which is in cultivation. He is the head Of sev- 1 eral canal schemes, served as the first | Nasby in Solomonville and was once | county treasurer by appointment. Of his family, one daughter is the wife | of David Goldberg of Phoenix and another resides at G1olbrOok as the helpmeet of Julius Wetzler, the mer- chant. The weddings were dual, oc- curing year ago, or perhaps, more. The Solomon family is highly re- spected and enjoys social relations with the best people in the valley, as well as in the territory.
 One of the most active citizens iii the movement to establish railway connections between Florence, Globe, SolomOnville and Duncan, in this ter ritory, and SweebWater on the Santa Fe, is MT. Frank Dysart, a young man who is yet to celebrate his 34th birth day anniversary. MT Dysart was a clerk in SOlomon's for several years, has held the responsible positions of county treasurer and member of the board of supervisors, and is mentioned as the prospective appointee of Judge Doan to the responsible place of dis, trict court clerk. MT. Dysart is ried and is possessed of meansl ss.. is now engaged in the real estate bu1 mess and is ever ready to assist in any laudable enterprise. The gentle man is settling up the estate of the late Judge J. T. Fitzgerald.
 There is something refreshing in the association with such genial spir- it's as George H. Kelly and his son, Will, who get up the Weekly Bulletin. They met with deserving success in the publication of handsome special edition last August. In few days they will introduce new power press, relegating the Washington" to the rear In less than three months the i form of the VI ekly will be changed to the style of the Oasis, and enlarged 1 to five-column eight-page sheet. The Kellys are the brightest newspaper men in the south end of the territory. | Miss Bessiebelle, daughter of Judge W. c. McFarlove, returns on Monday 1 from a pleasant visit to friends in California.
 Dr. J. H. Lacy, formerly of Cerrillos, | N. M, and Clifton (predecessor of Dr. Hoefer, the company physician), has recently opened drug store. He has resided here two years.
 Besides Solomon's, are the stores of Arthur NJ Elias, P P. Preciado and Eduardo Soto, two bakeries, Greens stage and corral, two barber shops, | four saloons, two meat shops, black smith, tNeaces' restaurant and lodg i ings, Lacy's drug store, three or four attorneys and a brass band. The population is 600, of whom 800 are Mexican people. Public school enroll ment, 124 boys and girls.
 1 Camp Arcadia is a pretty resort in the mountains, 4,000 feet altitude 1 Pure water flowing from springs is en- i joyed by many who go up to the place in summer. It is sixteen miles from town in the Graham range Several residents have cottages at the camp
 Luther Green runs a stage to Shei- don, on the A. & N. M. railroad, a dis tauce of thirty-fve miles. The run by rail to Clifton is twenty-five miles farther.
 Barthold Spitz, traveller for Ilfeld Bros., Albuquerque, N NJ, took sud denly i'll at Solomon's and returned to his El Paso home yesterday.
 Hon. Pedro Michelena, county re- corder, is aware of the fact that he will lose one of his occupations in l due course of time-as postmaster of the fcurth-class postoffice His sue cessor may be P. P. Preciado, mer- chant, or perhaps Mrs. John H. Lacy, 1 wife of one of the local physicians, a democrat. It may be Manuel Leon's luck to win the prize. The latter, who is in Tucson, was at one time clerk at Solomon's and later at Alex ander's, in Geronimo.
 During the fourth week in October Judge Doan will hold fall term of court here. The docket is light. There is one prisoner of the eighteen incaTce- rated who will be called to answer to the charge of murder Wiley E. Jones, the district attorney, is part owner of the Graham Guardian, pub l lished at Stafford
 On September 16 the Mexican peo- pie celebrated Mexico's independence day and on Monday, the 27th the Jew ish citizens observed their new year. Frank Kelly and others have loaded me up with good stuff, which will keep and valuable material for letter No. from Solomonville The above will do for starter. PITTOCK.
 WASHINGTON GOSSIP.