Arizona republican., 1899-06-21
NEWS
 OF T HE
 TOWN

| ROOG1 fClDERS TO MEET. A
 Rough Riders are requested to mee
 at room 12 Wall street, June 22, at
 p. m. for special purpose.
 MEETING OF PIONEERS. -l special secret and important meetin
 of the Pioneer Hose company will h
 held tonight at which the attendanc
 of all the members is desired. | RETURNS TO CHINA. -Charle, | Wong, who was arrested some tim
 ago charged with being in this coun
 dered deported by Justice Johnstont yesterday.
 EDUCATIONAL CHEESE MAX
 ING. The Indian school is cOntem- plating introducing new feature. Al order has been sent east for appi- ances for making cheese. The product 1 will be used only in the school.
 BUFFALO SHELTER TO CLOSE
 H. R. Carr came in yesterday from
 Globe. He says that in a short time the Buffalo smelter will close. But immediately after it closes the com
 pany will commence building leach
 ing plant which will take it's place.
 A CHANGE OF BASE. A. P. Wal
 bridge will retire from the canal of-
 fees next month, where he has been
 employed as bookkeeper for eight
 years past He has several prOposi-
 tions under consideration, but has not yet decided what line of business ha
 will engage in.
 A GOOD STARTER. W N Tiff fany yesterday heard from his fast mare, Juno T.. again. Her trainer, T. K Wheat, writes that she CiutscOres all the other horses on the track. She has been gotten in trim for hard work and the horsemen of Des Moines predict a brilliant future for her.
 ANOTHER TELEPHONE CORPO- RATION. A company consisting of Joseph T. Lyons, Edward L. Tierney and John c. Alden incorporated un- der the laws of Arizona another tele- phone company with capital stock of $500, 900, divided into 50,000 shares. The company is named the Duplex Telephone company.
 PROGRESS OF THE WATER WORKS. Work moved more slowly at the water company's new well yes- terday than was anticipated and con nectlons were not made for pumping any considerable supply of water in the stand tower The well is one foot u66pGI dLbU I11C4 . lS 4iC14 dAy SA oONO| that the pressure will be greatly in creased.
 HE CALLED TOO LOUDLY. J. D. Lorraine, who was tTted before Justice Johnstone on Monday or, a charge ot disturbance of the peace, was fined S15 yesterday. Tae disturbance consisted of a vocal exercise on Sunday morning in front of his place of business. The evidence did not shoY that MT. LOT raine had intended to create disturb ance. but rather that he had failed to gauge his lung power.
 YAQUIS ARE PROSPEROUS. Al Monihon, who was in Phoenix fifteen years ago and who has been in So- nora, Mexico, since, arrived yesterday He has been engaged in the mercan- tile business MT. Monihon says there is considerable activity in Mexico now. due to the jUinD in the copper market One good thing he mentions as a result is the fact that the Yaquis are actively engaged in keeping out Of mischief.
 THE SAFFORD ASSASSINATION. A. K. Hopkinson of Chicago arrived and is at the Ford. He made 3 trip through Stafford recently and says the agitation created by the Las ,ator murder has not wholly subsided. Tn a conversation with a prominent business man at Stafford the latter s@Gd that strong suspicious are directed against a man now living there that ne is the murderer. The man has been close acquaintance of the fam ly.
 FORESTERS' ELECTION. At the ;emi-annual election or officers of ] CfOnr-x-aI1 2 ori America, last night the following were chosen: J. P. c. R., George H. | Humm; c. R., Joseph Mcclure; s. c. l R., s. L. Esterling; financial secre- | ary, A. R. Davenport; s. W, N. W. i Bailey; J. w., W. T. Hadlay, Jr.: s. B., | Matthew Suisille; J. B., Joseph Riley; i trustees, M E. Gehon, Dr. O. E. | oIath; treasurer, Ben L. Bear.
 AN OUTLET FOR MCRENCI = Word comes from Morenci that the | Detroit Copper company of that place | las sent surveyors out to work on a ! inc from there to Guthrie. When Q oute is located men will begin work | building a narrow gauge road connect ng the two places. There are many ! teep grades along the line which will | ,e overcome by loops built like the | Cehachapi pass of California. The !, Oad will be used principally for ship | )ing bullion and coke.
 PIONEER BAND CONCERT. To morrow night the Pioneer band will | tive a concert one block froc1 Five Points on Grand avenue at the Poyen | 'esidence, now occupied by Captain i Evans. During the evening the la- lies of the Christian church will serve l refreshments on the lawn, the pro- ,eeds to be applied toward seating the lew church. The concert VIII be free IS there are no toll gates on the 'treets leading to the Hernosa tract, Il md no way to prevent those listen ng to the music from the adjoining treets and yards.
 A. o. U. W-The members f Dhnnr:-. Ioac-n