Arizona republican., 1899-08-10

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 large volume of ric7; coJrar and golC
 ore is exposed.
 A MUSICAL LODGE. For the pas
 two months Phoenix camp No ,, W o. W. has been engaged in fostering
 a male quartet which now feels able
 to sand alone and perhaps show off 2 little. Tonight will occur the regular
 ssmi-monthly meeting Of the campand
 the quartet will put its vocal endeav- foIs in evidence. The lodge has g
 n.mBarship of about 16O and during i the coming winter it will give a series of entertainments 70 which the public will be invited and the quartet will
 be a material help to their pro-
 gTammes.
 NEW SPENAZUMA. - Amended articles of the Spenazuma Gold Mining and Milling company were filed in the office of the territorial secretary yes terday The amendment is made p1in- cipally to cover the late reorganiza- ton. The names cl the incorpOrators are Camille G. Pilot, Walter s. Logan, John A Manfull, Charles H. Mosher, Dwight Loomis. William R. White man. Edward Pennington. Walter C. Wallis and Burrage Y McKeyes. The capital stock is $10,OOOOO0. The in corporation was effected in New Mex ic0. and Dening $ named as the pTin- cipal place of business.
 HOLMES VS.. LEITCH. Judge D0an yesterday rendered judgment For the p-ain.iff in the case of c. H. Holmes vs c. p. Leitch fer S90. The suit was based on contract by which the defendant leased quarters in the Holmes block for the Gazette. The Gazette was moved into is presenI quarters about October i, but the old quarters were occupied by a job office belonging to J. O. Dunbar. The rela~ ton between the job office and the Gazette was nCt clearly understood but they were supposed to be related in some way Suit was commenced November l and was rsEisted by Mr 1eitch on the ground ihs.- he WAS not occupying the building The judgment holds him responsible for the rem.
 GEORGE ALKIRES CONDITION Frank Alkir5 returned from California las's night and reports that his brother George IS very much improved in health and his complete recovery is looked for He was suffering i5Iom spinal meningitis and for many days there was little change in his condi- ton. This was followed by 3 slightly worse state of affairs when hope al- most fled from the hearts of the weary watchers. But when 2 change for the better did finally come his recovery was remarkably rapid and at tfe pres ent time he seems fully himself again. save for the weakness consequent upon his long illness He $ now able to dress and be around the house. his only care bdng to guard against a re- lapse.
 THE RETURN OF SECRETARY Secretary William B. Cleary of the Arizona Water company returned yesterday morning from q vis'.. to Washington. wh;ther he had been called by the illness of his father. He wss accompanied by his family who will remain in the east for some time. His brother Frank. who also accompanied him, will re- turn within a week. Rsfore reaching New Orleans On his way east Nr. Cleary. received telegram Informing him Of his fathers death. MT Cleary yisi,ed New York and met President Leach and MT W. N Miller of the w2'er company When he told them J5 the pleasant weather ha had left n Arizona as compared with the miser-
 
 encountered everywhere in the east, -hey accused him of having been sIak- ing his thirst in the waters Of the Hassayampa
 MORE RECRUITING. John Har- is, connected w:sh the recruiting party )f the Thirty-fourth infantry. who ar lived hare on Tuesday, was can 7ssSing yesterday for more recruits. He has secured tho n9n7ae Of a h01T- fifteen who are desirous of enlisting. md says there will be no trouble in setting others. Lieutenant Max Luna will be here this morning to open eccuiting office. probably in the office ] If Wyle & DuffeId MT. Harris ] avs that recruits come forward ! nore readily here than at any place i where they have been secured by this ] egiment, and for that reason Lieuten- 1 m Luna has transferred his head {, quarters from Albuquerque uo PhOe- ! lix. On his trip this time he will like 1 Y be in Phoenix two weeks. AIr liar ! $ denies the reports of the Arizona i Ontingent at Fort Logan being main ] aimed, there to regarris0n the fort. i 4e says they will leave for Manila as ! con as was originally understood. ] The Denver papers sought 10 make a ! tir and they published fictitious in ! erviews Tn one in5'.ance 3 paper ] noted one of che cOmmisSi 0ned off | CTS as expressing his dissatisfaction i ! a column article. The fact that the i Gfcer has not been removed is proof , f the unreliabiIity of the article.
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