Arizona republican., 1898-11-23

Joseph w lSG, .IG CdllltHldu, ISi2 " turned from Tucson to his home at Ca.- abasas.
 Near Hermosillo several land owners have installed pumping plants for IT, rigation.
 A few days ago nine carloads of So- nora oranges were crossed over the line and dispatched eastward.
 Hon. Charles R. Drake and wife have returned to TucsCl from Los Angeles where they had been in attendance at the wedding of Jean G. Drake and Miss Charlotte Smith.
 Alexander Hill, a prominent English capitalist, who has been sOjourning in Tucson for some time past, left Sunday for New York. He expects to return to AriZ ma in February.
 Wednesday MT E. NJ. Moore. the Wilcox cattle broker, made a deal with Duran & Morales and MT. A. A. Pesqueria of Hermosillo for the deliv- cry at Llano at once of some 2,0O0 head Of Sonora cattle.
 The Katie mine at Mineral Park is developing into heavy silver produc- CT. A crosscut tunnel has broken into a ledge and into 700-ounce ore, at a depth of 160 feet. The first shot knocked down about ton of ore worth $400.
 Joseph Pascholy has purchased an interest in the Nogales water company and will assume the management of the business. The line will be put in first class shape at once ard soon every body will have plenty of water for all purposes.
 The importations of Mexican cattle into the United States have reached a low ebb. The falling off is not due to any sd ocTna in tho t.p fo-. Moot can cattle, for feeders are securing thar country for stock, but. it seems the supply is rapidly runling short.
 w. L. George was in town today from Placerita camp, and says thaja the camp IS booming, rich strikes being made every day. GibbC-s and other parties are starting in heavily w. L. is going to Phoenix for the winter to study music.-Prescott Courier.
 The orange shipping season is now in full swing, and from three to five carloads of the luscious fruit have gone forward from Mexico daily since the first consignment of last week Growers are said to be realizing very fair and satisfactory prices for their crops.
 The little soldier boys of Nogales had their first ball Saturday afternoon at the NOgalsS Athletic rooms There were soldiers present ranging in ages from Lhree years up to fourteen all in full uniform and there were little girls in great numbers of corresponding ages.
 The Philadelphia mill at the Dos Ca beZas mining camp is undergoing re- construction. The mill will be em- ployed in working ore obtained from various claims owned by the syndicate in order n fpSt ic cl111ifIy choroa ter, as development work progresses. The mill wll4 probably be ready to start up about December L
 The state O. Sonora, adjoining Ari- Zona in our sister republic, will be in the throes of an election next Febru- ary. The governor and other state off, cials vii be voted for and from reIi- able sources we gather that there will be a much needed change, new deal, a clean sweep.-El Fronterizo
 News comes Of the marriage of Mir Willard Wright, son of Judge and Mrs Wright a few days since in Kansas City to Miss Wcrnan Johnson, neice of Messrs. N. w. and A. c. Bernard of Tucson. Cards have been issued U a reception in their honor 10 be held at Judge Wright's residence on Wednes- day next from 1 to o'clock.
 With all the mining going on in Pima county we ought tc strike one big bonanza Nearly every county has at least one big, very big mine. An inn mense mine within fifty miles of Tue son would mean almost incalculable growth for our city. Patience, and it will come. Or rather let us work and pull for this great desideratum.-El Fron1erizo.
 A fire was started Sunday afternoon 1O Sam Drachman, PAP South Main street, owing to the carelessness Of a servant in emptying live ashes against a fence. An alarm was turned in which was promptly responded to by the fire de- partment. No damage was done, ex- cept the burning of several feet f fence.-TucsOn Star.
 Democratic candidates for the city offices are getting thick. Sentiment to draw party lines is growing For may or the dems mention" G. 4. Hof, F. E. Russell. c. M. Burkhalter and F. Maish. The republicans, as usual, are modest. There is a steady, strong cur rent running for enc man-C. F. Schu- macher, the father of TucsO1's improv- ed streets and sidewalks. His knowl- edge and experience in public affairs, his integrity, independence, property interests, stamina, intelligence, pro gressive spirit-all stamp him the man of the hour for Tucson.-El Fronterizo
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur P Davis ar rived from Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. They,came to take up their permanent residence in Tucson MT. Davis was here some three years ago connected with the Southern Pacihc shops and now returns with a view of embarking in business in our city, being so well pleased with our climate and business opportunities. MT. J. G. Holzinger Of the firm Of Holzinger 6 Book of Pittsburg accompanied Mir Davis He is taking a trip of recrea tion to the Pacific coast and will stop here a few days to consult our climate which he has heard highly commenced on-