Arizona republican., 1899-03-14
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

The Saginaw lumber company have
 received thirty cars for the SaginaT v
 Southern road direct from the buil1-
 CTS. They are beauties and appear ID
 be built to not wear cut.
 Ben Sinister, the enJerprising and
 wide-awake merchant of St. Johns ar
 rived at Holbrook on Wednesday with
 his family. He IS going to the G1la
 valley. MT. Sinister has large sheep
 interests in southern Arizona and his
 trip is one of business as well as pleas
 ure.-HolbrCok Argus.
 With this issue the Arizonian com
 pletes it's first year. and while the own
 CTS have not grown wealthy from the
 venture, the paper has met with as
 much success IS was expected and
 starts out on its second year feeling
 well satisfied with the start 1t has made.-Safford Guardian.
 The railroad company is putting in
 fine pair of railroad scales in tine north end of the yards. The eXcava- tion is forty feet long and six feet deep, the width Of the track. An idea of the size of it can be formed from the fact that it took 1800O brick to wall it up. The scales are said to be of the very latest de<ign and the finest naQo.-JOurnal-
 Matters are beginning to look like business on 9 big scale at the Ray mine. Inquiries fer twenty-five men to be put tc work at once came to Florence this weeS, and Thursday ] large load of mining timber passed through on it's way 10 the mine. Sev- eral men here responded to the cali for miners and left for the Ray mine. ali of which is pleasant to those interested in the welfare of our county.-Flor- ence Tribune.
 A new strike Of copper ore has been uncovered in the Dragons. near Ttr- quois, by Herman Durand and William Sweeney. The two were prospecting in that section and found a rich lead of copper ore. After a little work the indications gave every appearance that an important strike has been maia. The ere is rich, carrying high percent age of copper. An option has already been secured on tha Eroperty.-Tomo- stone ProspectOr.
 Genial George Irwin returned We'd nesday from six mcnths' visit witr relatives and friands in Miller county, l Mo. This was MT Irwin's first visit to the old homestead for thirty-five 1 years. He states that everybody lives 1 we'll, but Missouri ;s too cid fashioned l for man of the progressive southwest | to ever remain contented in and live 1 George is a judge Of such conditions. 1 His many friends are glad to sea him back in Williams.--Williams News
 The Times is reliably informed that i Ii certain companies owning large cop pei mines in ArIzona can agree on terms of consoH5ation they wIil erect Tn El Paso large ten-stack copper plant, and in connection with the .anle tfere will be Q refining plant. Tie Hearst estate. whjcl is operating copper plant in Silver City, is back of i the enterprise, and has had for a long tlme under consideration the construc- tloh ot large copper plant in Fl Paso. Their attention has been directed to this city on account Of it's railroad fa- Paso Times.
 Nathan McCollun and brother John oI Ottawa, Canada, have been visiting Williams since the eth instant. and ! leIt Tor Prescott yesterday Nathan vas one Of our earliest pioneers, com Ing here in January, 1870; ss11lin@ oclne ten miles south of WiIliame; on what IS known as She cid M C. ranch where he engaged in 'the stock hu5i- ness, got rich, sold ont for about S1U0.- JUG and moved back to his old home in -anada- His memories of this region -annot be otherwise than pleasant as ne returns every few years, generally 'lsltng the old ranch, which has 7assed into other hanGs. Many of our 'eaders have seen this old place be- Ween Bill Williams mountain and the i'm of the Verde valley. It is ] pleas mt, pretty spot in summer. This is he first visit of the brother, John They are sturdy Highland Scotch and ;uch men as every one who knoy hem call good men. and such non as " !" IlIlarns people would be pleased to zee remain here. where fortune ,nierht E!Ie on them as she did on the broth T in the years he passed as a nio7aer Ii the Williams nountains-WiIIiam News.