Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-10

Miss Belle Smith left on this morn
ings train for California. She goes to
California to visit her mothers parents
Journal Miner.
Through an error it was stated on
Sunday that the Tucsons won the loot
gall game with the Universities The
game resulted 5 to in favor of the
university team.-Star.
Deputy Sheriff and Deputy City Mar
shall Frank Genung is in from Jerome
He reports that a Mexican man, aged
about %, committed suicide in Jerome
Monday night last by shooting himself
with a pistol.-Prescott Courier
The ladies of the Masonic fraternity
% Tucson are getting ready to give
genuine homemade banquet to the
Masons. especially the visiting breth-
rem. 1t will be the most interesting af-
fair of the kind ever gotten up in Tue
son, so it is said.-Star.
Probate Judge Hicks has returned
from a brief visit to Phoenix. He re-
ports the city of the valley looking
lively, and says that visitors should
buggy ride around the city to fully ap-
preciate it's metropolitan dimensions
Prescott Courier.
Mrs. b. c. Burt left for Tucson this
afternoon with a view of taking up her
residence. During her residence in
Prescott Mrs. Burt has been very sue
cessful in her special lines of business.
and the Journal Miner can recommend
her to the people of Tucson.-Journal
Miner.
The Tucson Real Estate association
has been incorporated. with w. NJ.
Griffith, B. B. Brady and w. E. Muir
ply incOrporators. Capital stock S25,-
900, in shares of $50 at 800 per share
par value. The real estate under con-
troll includes considerable acreage east
OF the Southern Pacific railway tracks.
The Arizona experiment station will
hold q number of farmers institutes
this winter at various places. An in
stitute will be held at Mesa City in the
middle of November, and at Tempe in
December. Dates are to be arranged
for at Glendale and either Solomon
VILE or Stafford in ella valley.-Tucson
Citizen.
There will be a surprise sprung on
Tucson some Of these days in the mat
ter of a large motive power system ca
pable of supplying Tucson the power
she requires for all purposes at a very
low cost, says the Star. This WEI
make Tucson a manufacturing center
when the proposed industry is estab-
lished, which is now a foregone conciu-
sion.
Byron Newton has taken contract
to fence the school house yard with n
tight board fence five feet high. He
is at work on the job at present. II. J.
Allen, for the copper company, is hay
ing the work done and will pay for
same out of the taxes due the district
from the company as per the result
of the recent tax electicn.-Jerome
Hustler.
Special Agent S. ]. Holsingcr has re-
ceived advices from Washington in
structing him to advance the minimum
price of the stulls now being advertised
for sale. Those belonging TO Charles
Ford have been advanced from % cents
to so cents. and those of John Bryant
from % cents to 50 cents. No bid for
lower price will be entertained
Prescott Journal Miner
Fairbank, Benson, st. David and
Tres Alamos schools have declared n
holiday on circus day that the school
children might attend the big show at
Benson on Thursday next. 1t is also
likely the Tombstone school will also
the scholars showing that Il majority
expect to see the performancc.-Pros-
pector.
Sheriff Wakefield took the female
bandit. Pearl Hart, as far as Casa
Grande and there delivered the woman,
Overalls and all, to Curt Powell, dep
uty sheriff of Pinal county. The case
is now before the grand jury. Pearl
1o1 ha Toll
June 20 to November 8, less one week
of liberty gained in the famous escape
OF a month ago.-Tucson Star.
VI. w Jones of Tucson started suit
in the district court this morning
against the Sun Insurance company of
Great Britain. The home of the plain
tiff in this city was burned on August
% last. This property was insured
against fire by the Sun Insurance COM
pany in the sum of $1,000. The COM
pany has refused to pay the insurance
and this suit is to enforce its payment.
Tucson Citizen.
The Tucson base bail team held a
meeting last night and elected Byron
Hartwell to the office of captain. Mr..
Hartwell is both popular and efficient.
All members of the team and base ball
cranks generally are pleased at his
election and he is expected to make an
excellent captain. Emanuel Drachman
positively refused to hold the office any
longer-Citizen.
The Prescott Courier has heard that
company with $4,000 capital intends
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