Arizona republican., 1899-03-16


 Bishop Vincent to visit Prescott and
 deliver a lecture.
 Mrs. J. l.. Fisher returned Sunday
 morning from her visit to Phoenix,
 where she has been for nearly two
 months.-JOurnal Miner.
 The mining 'expert" is wholly a fraud; and the fellow who pretends to be in touch" with capital, when he can't pay his laundry bills, is on a par with the ''curbstone broker and law yer. Pick and Drill.
 The first invoice of horses purchased by II. J. Allen in Phoenix arrived in Jerome last Thursday evening. There were four of them, each tipping the beam at something over 1,700 pounds. No mules have arrived as yet.-JOurnal Miner.
 w. T. Little who has returned to Prescott from San Francisco, says he expects to be able to start up the Red Rock mill again within two weeks Within less than twenty-four hours after his arrival in San Francisco he had new hoist purchased and shipped.
 Rev. Williams the Adventist minis ter from Phoenix, preached able ser mons at the Methodist church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Williams is considering the feasibility of estab- fishing a church in Tucson. He is a divine of ability and earnestness.- Tucson Star.
 J. M. Dennis, the lumberman of Will Hams, Ariz., purchased lot q, block l, on North Fourth street from c. L. Altheimer, the consideration being $225. Mr. Dennis has been interested in Albuquerque real estate for several years. He owns the property now oc- cupied by C. W. Kunz.-Albuquerqu Citizen.
 The Tucson Star learns from what seems to be q reliable source, that the following will be the officers of the new county of Santa Cruz if the bill is ap- proved: Sheriif. Frederick; recorder Duffy; treasurer. Cummings; district attorney Harwood; probate judge Will Hams; supervisors, R. R. Richardson and A. H. Noon.
 Six tons Of ore from James Cham bers' Good Hope mine. Hassa- yampa district, plated $46.50 per ton nine tons from O'COnnells mine, same district, plated S56 per ton. Has sayampa mining district is one of the most promising districts in northern Arizona and is directly tributary to Prescott Courier.
 Steve Pate returned Saturday from ! Prescott and vicinity where he has | been since the Rough Riders were mus tered out. Pate left here with the Bis 1 bee contingent and was a sergeant in i troop B. He was shot through the left | lung at the battle of Santiago, but | managed to pull through all right. He | looks hale and hearty and will remain ! here for some time.-Bsibee Orb
 B. A. Hussey has some samnies Of very fine looking copper ore on ex- hibiticn at the Hotel Burke. It was taken from claim owned by him in the Walnut. Grove district While he has had no assay made of it he es- inmates that it will run twenty per cent in copper and from $4 to $6 per ton in gold. lie says he has a well defined body of this ore fourteen inches in width-JOurnaI Miner.
 G. w. Pittock, the veteran newspaper man, has left the Star. where he has held down the city desk for the past year MT. PittOck has a wide acquain- tance in Arizona and his mining news attracted wide attention when he was connected with the Phoenix Republi- can He is a rustler and as a legitf- mate neWs-gatherer he has no equal in the territory. His star will shine as Drlght as ever even if it is not morn ing Star any longer.-Tucson Citizen.
 There are more men of means vfs- lung this section at present with view to mining investment than ever before, and investments of con siderable proportions are a matter Of common talk. Heretofore, our yis- 1tors have been mostly middle men promoters and people of like character, Now, that the man who is to make the investment comes in person. more sat lsfactory results will certainly be brought about, both for the investor and for the section where the invest ment is made.-Prescott Courier.
 Phoenix papers complain Of petty thefts being committed in and around the legislative halls. The hrst complaint alleged the theft of the 'Jigger' bottles Of the counciImen. The Journal-Miner is not quite sure as to what digger" bottle is, but it is presumed that it is something very to the cOuncilmen or they would not kick at their loss. The lat est theft reported, however. was that | of purse belonging to one of the lady clerks, and everybody knows how essential a thing that article is in ! Phoenix. Miner
 We have lately been scanning the Arizona news closely. says the Los An geles Herald, in hope Of finding some evidence of benefcent results from Brother Moody's labors in the arid I Thus far there is nothing favorable to report. Instead we find { l story about a woman's rescuing her from a mountain lion that vas crouching within four feet of it. ] 4 kindred hit of news is fOund in the ,