Arizona republican., 1898-10-20
Arizona Day by Day live News Tcken From Territorial Exchanges.

oughly exploit the mine in the near future.-Mohaye Miner.
 S. F. Emmons, one of the chiefs of i the geological survey, spent several 1 days in Globe last week studying the | formations of the district He was shown every courtesy by local mining : men. It is probable that the geological | survey will do some extensive work in | Arizona next year, depending largely l upon MT. EmEons' report-Silver Belt. |
 Charles Dickson was in Globe On Tuesday Of last week from Gold gulch, i where James H. Pascoe, William Stew art and he own a group of copper mines. There has been considerable l work done On two of the claims, the Mountain Rose and Monitor, and 9 large body of copper opened. It is che cf the most promising prospects in that part Of the district
 Andrew Jackscn, a Pima Ind an. and Johanna Williams, Pspago, were married at the Indian school at Tue son Sunday. Andrew was at Albuquer- cue fer quite while, also at San Car los. Johanna has been at the Tucson school for some time. The happy cou- pie will take up their residence at Phoenix, Andrew being connected with the Indian school at this place
 There certainly is a good chance for parties in this city with money to in vest to put up number Of small cot ! taSes for rental purposes. It is nearly impossible for Q person who comes to the city to secure place to live This is net as it should be- How can we expect to grow and build up if we will rot provide houses for these who wish to make this thsir home? Then for i selfish reasons this ought to be done 1 fer no more profitable investment i could be made of money. One real es- 1 state man made the remark that he
 could rent fifty, three ard four rocm houses within week if he had them. 1 Tkese are unquestionable signs Of l growth Of the city, but let us not kill 1 the geese that lays the golen egg by 1 freezing the people cut who desire to locate with us.-Journal-Miner.
 J. W. Killin was in from Richmcnd
 basin this week. He is 3 good miner
 and enc of the most nervy in Globe 1 district, having been engaged several
 months driving a tunnel some 200 feet to strike the ledge in his silver mine, from which he hopes to be generously rewarded. Richmond basin is noted f~~ Itc ~'oh ri'v0r r,inos o~1 f~r,, tl-
 time that Globe was established to
 1876, has produced the white metal, aggregating S2,000,000 or more in sil-
 yer. The mines there are as yet but indifferently developed, and in the event of silver rising to 80 or 90 cents the basin would become a hive of in-
 Gustry. LtnG5 inoiD,44y ailu Joc OoJ-
 bledick are taking out very rich ere from their respective claims, and will
 soon make shipments. It is perhaps needless to remark that they are for silver and plenty Of it.-Glo5e Belt.
 Lieutenant George Wilcox returned Wednesday morning. He was met at
 the train by hundreds Of citizens, while
 three hundred school children, With
 their teachers, awaited him in front of the Copper Queen store. A procession was formed there with the G. A. R. es-
 cort and returned Rough Riders in the lead, followed by the school children,
 each carrying small flag. The ccl- , unn was brought to q halt in front of } the Ncrtcn house. where Lieutenant : Wilcox in few eloquent remarks ad- } dressed tic school children. He re- , turns t0 us cCveT5d with hOn0Ts and a record Of which any man might well be : proud. He was acknowledged to be
 the best troop commander in all the companies of the Rough Riders. He is
 helcycd by the boys of his command, | for what was good enough for them
 WAS good enough for him. He ate,
 drank and slept with the men, there ty endearing himself in their hearts.
 He has resumed his position in the
 drug store of J. s. Williams 6 Co-Bis-
 bee Orb.
 , A fire started in the railroad, bciler shops Sunday evening at Il o'clock
 which for time threatened much de-
 structicn The boiler shops are ba- tween the round house and machine | shops ard in close proximity tcl beth, and had the fire communicated to eith-
 CT great deal Of valuable machinery
 would have been ruined. It is not known hcrN the fire started and it had J gained considerable headway when dis
 covered. Streams were socn brought to bear on the flames from hose in the yards and an alarm was sounded. The , fire department was on the scene in an 2 incredibly short time cn1y to find the fire eztinguished. Several members ol
 the department were at the fire befcrs = +he engine arrived and combining theil effcrts with thcs5 cf the railrc2d en1 : ployes had the fire cu. n feT min 3 utes.- AEcut thirty-iVs memtars of tas ? fire department responded to tie alarm Q which speaks well fer the new depart