Arizona republican., 1899-09-18

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 the Mineral creek and Pinto districts They have already gene s,3 far as tC justify suTvey.-Globe Times.
 Mrs. Charles Holzman and her moth CT. Mrs. J. s. Duey, left for Chicago i last Sunday to have a specialist treat i her daughter for threat trouble Mrs Holzman had just returned from the coast where she get but little relief Her many friends hope to see her speedy return to health and home Globe Times
 Gardi1er. Wortten & Gcss's new foundry has been complsted and oper- : ations will begin under most favorable circumstances, says the Tucson Star. { The institution in connection with the machine shop will reduce the expenses i which have been great in view Of the necessity to send abroad for that which the foundry will now supply.
 J. c. Goodwin has decided to attend the university at Tucson, to take a course in mining engineering and chemistry, says the Silver Belt. He left on Tuesday, in company with his brother Tom, fer Tempe, and after a stop of two or three days there and at Phoenix, will go to Tucson to begin his studies.
 The new bank organized last even ing, says a Globe paper, by electing the Following officers: J. N. Porter, president; s. A. Parna1, vice presi- dent; F. w. Westmeyer, treasurer; H. B. Paul., secretary and P. P. Greer, cashier. Seven directors were also elected. Another meeting will be held next Saturday when the organization will be perfected.
 L. 4. Snyd=r of the Silver City Re duction company intended to move his family to Globe, bu5 on account of san itary conditions will not dc so. MT. Snyder says Globes sanitary condi- tions are foul. The gentl=mal is right and unless our people wake up and re- move the objectionable features the town will not grow. The best way cut of this trouble is to incorp9Ta5e.- Times
 The greatest flood ever known in Mineral creek occurred last Saturday doing serious damage at the Ray camp, says the Silver Belt. The Ray company lest about $2,000 worth of lumber and supplies. and a frame building owned and occupied by a Chinese restaurant keeper was washed away. Tho Cdinaman also lost $250 in cash, which he had left in the house.
 The F. Ronstadt Blacksmithi1g com pany received a fine power hammsr to- day. says the Tucson Citizen. The hammer is operated by steam and is automatic in action. It can be mad9 to strike 3 blow Of 1000 pounds and has capacity of 300 strikes 9 minute. ! The machine is at all times under per i feet control and can be adjusted to | strike blows of any weight or speed | desired up to the maximum.
 w. T. McN.ail. who has ,bean employ ! sd by E. F. KelltFer 6S Co. for several | years, left GlCee last Tuesday to join | his br-thcr at Tempe where he will i engage in business permanently. Billy, ! IS he $ famil-arly known, was enc Cf | the nest popular young gentlemen who ever lived in Globe and his null titude of friends heIa regret his de- 7arture- and wish him abundant pros 1erity wherever he goes.-Times.
 Milo c. Webb, Of Cline, Tonto creek. Tho came in on Mondly, informed the county authorities that there was ,razy miner, named Frank Martin. at l;s house. who had been brought in rom the hills a day or two 0ef0-e he eft home. Ho had had several spasms md MT Webb thcught he would not
  iormerly lived here. Martin was brought to Globe on the stage Tuesday Belt.
 Seven applicants fer grade ef post ,ftice clerk were examined Friday at he district court room, says the Tue z9n Star. The applicants were w. c. ;. Soule, Arthur F. Felix, ". H. Daily. sidor Neustadta.'. Mrs. Clara Nsus- adter, Maud J. Welcome. Allie E. Bartlett, the last three mentioned adfes. The examiners were w. E. durphy, J. P. Welles, A. G. Drake. Three selections will be made through he postoffice department at Washing on The kong distance line between here nd Phoenix will be completed in bout sixty days. A carload of cop -5r wire for this The is daily expected | each one of the following places: , tucson, Mesa, Casa Grande and Phce- ix. Each one of these carloads Cf 5ire weighs 30.000 pounds and is 5orth S6,O09 The line bstws ell here I nd Phoenix will have exchanges at tucson, Oracle, Mammoth, Florence, ' Iesa, Tempe and hoan:x.-Tucscn 'itizen. The ThiTty-third reg. .ment. u=tii re- |
 
 ass through this city on it's way to C an Francisco Saturday ard Sunday, l avs the Tucson Citizsn. The regi- 2 lent will occupy five trains. The frst E ain loaded with horses wagons, teuts 9 nd ammuniticn. supplies, etc, will ass through this city about 9 o'clock morning. The other four i 'ains. loaded with soldiers, will pass { trough Sunday morning. A San r the regiment will take trans V 1rts fer Manila ( Somethirg Of a senta ion was caused 0 town last Sunday morning when it 0 as reported that Oscar Eddinger had Q f. the previous evening for parts un- ti lown. says the Needles Eye. It is I fly through a feeling of respect for hers concerned that the Eye refrains l! om dcfng justice to Eddingcr's case. q $ conduct is s0reIy felt by his late u