El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-22
ARIZON

ARIZONA.
The river on Sunday was unferdable |
and higher than it has been for q year. |
Phoenix Republican.
A I2O-ton cyanide plant is soon to be
erected to work the tailings from the
Mammoth mill in Pinsl county
Tombstone Prospector.
Tucson is evidently not in the melon
crop this year. Thus far the supply
of the town is wholly from the Salt
River valley.-Daily Citizen.
The Arizona Copper company at Cliff
reduction works to 15O-tOn cOncentra-
tors and q new furnace.-PrOspector.
Hay and grain are being cut about
SolomonvilIe and farmers are very
busy. The crops are turning out fine
yield per acre.-Phoenix Republican.
Governor McCord, in anticipation of
out a $4,000 life insurance polly in
the New York Life.-Phoenix Repub-
lican.
Judge F. M. Doan is in the city en-
route home from Globe where he fin
ished up the term last Saturday night.
The Judge is deligent worker.-Tuc-
son Star.
In the probate court yesterday de-
crees were made regarding the distri-
| button in the estate of II. w. Low de-
ceased and in the Elena Linn estate
Tucson Star.
George M. Sargent, general freight
and passenger agent of the S. f. z. &
P, returned to Phoenix yesterday
morning from q two weeks trip to the
coast
DR.. L. H. Goodrich is receiving bids
for the construction of q modern bust
ness block at the northwest corner of
Washington and Center Streets
Phoenix Republican.
Ernest Abs Hagen, the expert eagin-
eer who has come here at the request
of the city council to prepare plans and
estimates for municipal water works
and sewerage system, is already engag-
ing in gathering data.
Hettie Bernard Chase, supported by
the Chase and Daniels Stock company,
opened weeks engagement at the
Tucson opera house last night in her
Alaskan play.-Tucson Citizen.
Abram S. HUMPHREYS Esq. we'll
known to the legal fraternity in Arizo-
ma and for several years resident OF
Phoenix and later of Florence, is now
in San Francisco with his family Tue
son Citizen.
1t has been announced that Governor
Murphy will arrive in Phoenix next
Monday. Though Governor McCord
has had no definite instructions he ex-
poets that he will enter upon his mill
tary duties about August l.-Phoenix
Republican.
HOldups are becoming numerous
lately at Bisbee. A gentleman who
does not care to have his name men,
toned was relieved of 81 last evening,
presumably by Mexicans. GINS Sam
land was also recently made the victim
of an attack by would be robbers
PrOspectOr.
John Lamazu, farmer living near
Phoenix, was about town yesterday in
an uneasy frame of mind making in
could not be learned. Mr.. Lsmazu
said he went to Tempe on Saturday to
collect 81, 100 due them. He has not
seen him since. He is not apprehen-
sive that bis partner is dishonest. for
he has learned that he paid several
bills last Saturday which he would
not have paid if he intended to leave
the country. He fears that he has
met with some Sort Of an accident or
has been overcome by heat.-Phoenix
Republican.
Capt. F. G. Russell is post comman-
der; First Lieutenant Geo. Christy is
adjutant: DR.. w. E. Lindley is asss-
tant surgeon, with rank of first lieu
tenant. at Whipple barracks. There
are 552 volunteers at the post and an
other company is expected to arrive to
day. There are FIVE patients in the
hospital and two prisoners in the
guard house. The regiment is expect
ed to have it's full complement of men,
inside of ten days, when a band will be
organized. Colonel McCord is expect
ed to arrive Saturday.--Prescot Cour-
Ter.