Arizona republican., 1898-04-05

ented land and improvements $6,OOO; Zeckendorff & Co.,, Tucson merchants, stock of goods S65 900, patented land and improvements and patented mines s8,7O0, city lots and improve ments S13,000 The above could be added to but it is brief and good list. The final assessment will be completed
 c. o. Allen, a mining man and as saver, formerly of Prescott, arrived at Globe last week and expects to remain there.
 June 6, when the above and other fig ures will be changed.
 The most important case to come up during the current term of court is the United States vs. Copper Queen com pany, consolidated, perhaps in May. The jury hung in the first trial. Charged up for illegal timber cutting on the books of Uncle Samuel is the sum of s1S3,000. Col William Her ring is the corporation attorney. The Old Glory case is another equity suit of importance on the calendar. large array of legal talent appeared
 last week to hear the calendar and ar range dates.
 A gentlemn who is familiar with the
 land below Cochise station and as far
 south as Pearce told your cOrrespOn
 dent that the seventeen miles could
 be graded and steel rails laid at less
 than s10000 The Commonwealth
 company had paid this amount for
 freighting both ways since they start
 ed in real earnest about two years ago.
 Tombstone and Bisbee are said to be
 anxious to get on this line. though the copper district town is we'll fixed in that respect now.
 The First regiment pand has lost It's old leader, Fred Romstadt, but he
 remains as it's president He has been in the organization nine years. The hospital in charge of the Sis ters has been referred to as a well l conducted institution number of i times. . y's | On May 5 vote will be taken on the
 issue of $50, 900 in bonds. a two-thirds
 vote being required to legalize The commission, in the event of a success fu1 vote for issue, will be four reput- able business men and three coun- ! cilmen.
 Rice's 't1492" will be at Grosetta's s opera house Wednesday evening. Tn the fall several excellent companies | will occupy the house. The advance agent of "1492" told the writer that the opera house here was an evidence
 Of enterprise and that MT. Grosetta
 was entitled to all the credit already | awarded and more
 Madame Gallardo, a soprano of the l highest merit, has located here, after | several months stay in Phoenix She
 will be the star of the evening at a concert next Friday.
 SavaraI rOopoc in tho upGn;obo5 o. U. W. temple are engaged including | the stores on the street level. The | second floor level has been reached. The east side attractions are the
 university and Indian school. A new fad with the fair students is natty Mexican sombrero of straw and town
 girls have caught the fever. A number of Santa Fe Pacific men are now engaged in various vacations
 on the Southern Pacific in this divis- ion.
 One of the resorts has established
 a crap game especially for the benefit of the player. Three houses run
 nearly all the games, and music from
 the quintette of Mexican musicians to
 the graphophone, is heard at evening
 time after the shadows fall Policy is maintained at the Legal Tender. Prof. Guzman, an old timer, took two men with him to Klondyke on the grubstake plan. It is understood old friends on British soil put up the need full in the sum of s5,OO0, and it is now the current story that the professor and his chums have never journeyed north of California If true this is like hundreds Of other cases. There is some talk of modern ho-
 tel to be located in the vicinity of the
 A. o. U. W. temple and opera house.
 A new crop of expectant postmas- ters are beginning to loom up since MT
 Hughes failed to make 1t stick All
 speak well of MT Hughes administra-
 tion.
 Hon. John H. Bowman. who regis
 tered at the Orndorff with his wife,
 from Holbrook, is in the harness. sue
 ceeding Judge E. R. Monk as receiver of the land office. Mr. and Mrs. Bow
 man have gone to housekeeping. The natatorium has been reopened for the season of 1898
 General Manning is still absent from the city.
 The hotels have been enjoying a good business for several months. PITTOCK. RECEIVED HIS PASSPORTS.