Arizona republican., 1899-06-23

chairs and a large oak book case fol
 use in the library room. Among thu
 books received as a gift from Governor Murphy are the messages and letter
 from each president from the time O
 Washington, a valuable acquisition.
 THE CAPITOL ADDITION. -Si1
 n'ew houses will be built in the Capi-
 tol addition. There are two local syn
 dicates engaged in building there and
 this new departure will increase the
 number of houses to twenty Wells
 for seven houses now being built have
 been dug, and number of the | houses are well under way to compile
 tion.
 | BUILDING SHELTERS MT. S. w | Traylor who represents the Colorado Iron works, is in Phoenix for a few
 days. MT. Traylor says that the cop per boom has been greatly increasing the output of smelling machinery and | copper ore reduction works, and his company will soon place some plants
 upon properties in the southwest. MT.
 T1ay1or was taken ill in Prescott and
 he came to Phoenix to spend a few
 days in rest
 THE FIRST TREAT. A telegram
 was received yesterday from Philadel-
 who has lived there. The tel
 egram conveyed the intelligence that Hon Brook Dolan, M. P.
 had treated two friends to a drink at the Bellevue hotel. Ordinarily this
 incident would be of no importance, but it will be appreciated by anybody who has lived in Philadelphia. MT. Dolan is the son of a multi-million- aire, and has a snug income himself, There is not paper in Philadelphia which has not mentioned Mir Dolan's precocious liberality on this occasfon.
 IS A DOCTOR NOW. -"Rev. Laps ley A. McAfee, D. D. is the proper way to write the name now. About three weeks ago the Highland Presby- terian university near Chicago, of which MT. McAfee's father was once president, conferred the degree upon him. Mir. McAfee has remained reti- cent about the action, which would not have been known here probably had not member of the church discov- cred a notice in an eastern journal. MT. McAfe'e says he had preferred to wait few years before accepting the degree in order to accomplish more work. For that reason he did not his recent acGuirement.
 EXCURSION TO TUCSON. On Saturday the Maricopa & Phoenix road will take out an excursion train of several coaches to Tucson, the spec ial to be taken right through on the Southern Pacific without any delay at It will leave here at I o'clock Saturday morning and return from Tucson Sunday night, giving the excursionists two days in the old pueblo in which to v;si.t their friends and see the places or interest about there. A large number will go from the valley. There was a rumor that the excursion would not take place, bur this is denied by the railroad off, cials.
 PROSPEROUS TUCSON. - United States Deputy Marshal Wells came up rom Tucson yesterday to attend the session of cou-t, which opens today. MT. Wells mentioned q few c:rcum- stances which give an insight into the arge amount of money in circulation n Tucson. Within the last eight months the mining sales made in Tue son of properties in southern Arizona aggregate about S60O,O0O Building s going on rapidly Within a radius If two blocks west of town a large lumber of dwelling houses costing rom S2 GOO to S7.OOO have been built, md nearly all of them were rented before completed. There are evidences ,f further building advancement.
 BORDONEiS SIDE. Prosper Bor- l lone, proprietor of saloon near the I & P. depot, says that there are two ides to the question of removing i houses of i'll repute at the block. The petition which will soon be presented ] O the board of supervisors for this is directed partly at him. The officers who have experience a- the i block say that Bordone's saloon is the most orderly house l here. A suggestion IS offered by Bor- lone as to the complaint of women l md children being subjected to the | fight of naked women near his place. i This sight would be shut off iby build i ng a fence around the exposed places ! $ is done in many cities.
 ANOTHER MANS WHEEL. - l There was a case without a defendant | T the recorders court yesterday which l gitated the mind of the recorder. | 7hs night previous a man had { ,een arrested for riding a wheel with ut a lighted lamp. He was allowed | 0 go on his own recogniZance, bu. the 1 wheel was kept for security The man i 7as told to appear for trial at 10 | clock yesterday morning. He did | ot materialize, but later E. L. An | rews of the firm of E. L. Andrews & on made his appearance, claiming ] he wheel. He had rented it to the ! nan and>~wanted the wt13el without 1 aying another mans fine. The other Ian is unknown and if the wheel per i litted to go a city ordinance would | e broken and the law unsatisfied. MT. .ndrpWS may be at fault for renting