Arizona republican., 1898-11-14

turning to his old home in she east. l fLe says that he intends to remain ill
 Arizona now and make Phoenix his home in the future.
 IN THE EAST Mr Bert Crawford l has returned from New York and other eastern points with large sock of jewelry for MT G H. Cooks Phoenix and Prescott stores. Mir Crawford says that there is Q feeling prevailing
 in the east that the good times which the country is now enjoying will lC- | soon fade away, but rather there will
 be an improvement On the present con-
 diSicns. MT. Crawford left last night
 for Globe CT g business trip, and he will visit other camps in the terri cry before he returns to the city
 RECEPTION TO REV N'AFEE. - On Tuesday evening at the parlors of the First Presbyterian church will occur the reception ,c Rev. LapsIey McAfee and Mrs McAfee Rev. Mr McAfee has wen a great many admir- CTS in Phoenix by his excellent ser mons. The reception will no doubt bs generally attended by he people of the city. Miss Sargent and Miss Plank will sing, ard others will par ticip2te in the entertainment, which has been arranged fer the evening. A piano solo will be rendered by Mrs. Buck, who is well known by Phoenix people as an accomplished pianist. Ad- dresses of welcome will be made by pastors of some of the ether churches Of he city.
 ON A VISIT TO MINES w. E. Thorn, president Cf the Bessemer Mining company. pr. Ford and Tom Parish, went Torth 70 Kirkland last ,~,I hills and look at some mining prOps-- ies MT Thorn has recently arrived in Phoenix from Missouri and he has interested himself in the development Of several mining properties in the te-ri cry. The Besseme. company. C. which he is president. is an Arizona corporation which has acquired a large number. Cf mines of more CT less i'm p01 tance located in Castle Creek min inS district, a numbs- Of which a-2l now undergoing development with ex- CclleIc results.
 VOTED FOR O'NEILa-.- Editor Banta of the Prescott Pick and Drill was in Phoenix yesterday. Speaking oil he support Wilson received in Yava- pai county, Mir. Banta said that the people there in most cases voted for the late Buckey O'NeiH On the strength O. q letter which Q Neill is alleged to have wriGen asking his friends to support Wilson's candidacy James Brady O'Nenl 2 brother of the unfOr- tunate Rough Rider, visited every sec JiOn of YaVapai county and worked among the friends Of Buckley, and they votsd according -c the supposed wishes Of their late leader and friend. The letter was never published in any Of the territorial papers and it was never shown to any Ot O'NeilIs friends here when James Brady C'Nein wis tied MaTicCpa county. The belief is general among BUcKey's fr;5nds in Phoenix that such @ letter is not in existence
 COL BEAN IN TOWN.-Ccl c. c. 1 Bean of Prescott, eX-Ge!eSate to con gress from Arizona. and 3r2 of the tcrritCry's leading mining men, is in the city. He has just returned from New York and is on his way now to | the Ajo mine in sOuthHastern Ari- | Zona Easte-n capital las yaken hold l Of this property and NJ. Bean will i lock after their interests in th5 dcvei- i oDnent Of the property. The AiC has l been a well known nine in Arizona | from the early development of the ! mining resources of the tsrri,0ry. but | it has never been sufficiently devel- | oped to determine it's real value as a ! producer. This MT. Bean will do dur | ing the winter, and he f5els confident i that the money the eas- -3rGers will eX- psnd will open up one Of the best mines in Arizona. The Ajo is a copper | mine and carries values in gold. A Of shafts have been sunk at different times, but no substantial work hes been done. The mine has a pre- life ore chute which gives every indi- @ siCn of being permanent. Mining men have been impressed wi the possibilities Of this mine, but it is net an easy ma-5er to secure capital to prospect mine, and particularly one located at any great distance from a