Arizona republican., 1898-01-31
|An Over AriIzona|

about Globe since Thursday morning
 Arthur Keyon and George Wrigh' returned to Globe last week iron southern California.
 The approximate value Of prop Tt! in Navajo county is S15,CS0; casf available, s29, ,736; tax levy, $3.10 pel $10O.
 A large soap and candle factory is the next industry which will be added to Tucson's home producing industries.
 w. E. Jewell, late of Parker & Jew ell of Globe, left Tuesday for Eden, Graham county. He will probably return there next summer.
 The Blue Rock Gun club of Tucson is working hard preparing for the grand iournament to be held in that city Feb. 20, 21, and p.
 Grant Allison has purchased the in terest of w. E. Jewell in the black smithing and wagon making business of Parker & Jewell at Globe.
 It is the intention of MT. Mariner, instructor of the Juvenile Cornet band at Tucson to give a concert within the next three or four weeks.
 Alexander Borquez and Miss Rose Moreno, formerly of Tucson, were married in Los Angeles, Monday, Jan. IT. They will reside in Globe.
 G. s. Van Wagenen was appointed supervisor of Gila county Saturday last, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Charles T. Martin.
 Tucson has more fraternal societies than any city of it's size on the coas,. The Imaginable farce to be given by the Elks February first will be a. cracker Jack.-Citizen.
 James Rielly has returned to Tomb stone from Phoenix. He states that en route the weather was vey cold and considerable snow fell from Casa Grande 10 Tombstone.
 The board of supervisors of Gi a county have ordered the purchase of 100 feet of hose, for the protection of county property in Globe. The hose will be delivered to the fire com mittee.
 Grand preparations are being made to have a big celebration at Phoenix on Washington's Dir, hday and make it a territorial affair. Phoenix is town of push that Arizona is proud Of.-Prospector.
 The talk of tearing up the A. &. s E. track from Fairbank to Benson is again being revived. With the build ing Of the Nacossari road we believe the proposed step will be carried into effeat.-Prospector.
 The chairman of the board of su- pervisors has been authorized by the board 10 employ an expert to make an examination of the county records of q 1895, 1896, and 1897.
 The boiler and engine and other machinery for the new Tucson cold storage and ice manufac uring com pany has arrived and was bei"g un- loaded today. The building for the new plant is now nearly completed.
 There is another spurt for the Tue son land office There are several dark horses after the prize. Many citizens would be pleased to see the honor fall on Judge Culver for re- ceiver and John B. Magee for register.
 Drummers report that Tombstone is holding her average with the other towns of the territory in the matter of securing orders from merchants.
 Ex-United States Marshal w. K. Meade is in the Klondyke tegion or near there.
 The question arises, when and where will the Arizona Press associa- tion hold its next meeting Good plan to hold it in March when the miners association Is regularly or ganized and rates will be reduced most likely.
 Work will be commenced before the end of this week on the foundation for the A. O. U. w. building at Tue son, the erection of which will be carried to completion as rapidly as possible by the contractors, Guero- vich & Fitzpatrick
 Last week several horse races took place at Globe The races have had the effect of interesting a number of business men in the proposition 10 organize a racing association with the view of establishing a circular half mile track in Miami valley.
 The city council of Tucson having ordered condemna, ion proceedings in stituted, the committee appointed will hear owners of property in the wedge" on February f. when said owners vii lhave an opportunity to file objections to the removal
 The service of the Tucson Electric Light company has become so much in demand that the company is com pelled to double it's steam capacity so as to add 1900 more lights to the business. This is also a. good evi- dence of prosperity and the substantial growth of the city.
 The deal was closed at Globe for the transfer from J. Hyndman and wife to Rescue Lodge, No. 12, I. o. O. F., of the fifty foot lot almost oppo- site the court house The Odd Eel lows will erect two story brick building on the property, the upper story to be used for lodge room.
 Surveyor Contzen writes his father at Tucson that the survey of the line segregating the Deer Creek coal fields was progressing as rapidly as had been expected and the work would be Earried forward as nearly continu- ously as the weather at that compara-