Arizona republican., 1899-12-13

breakfast every morning ana IL is Coi'-
ing a littlei thicker each day. Thurs
day morning it measured over half an
inch in thickness.-Prescot Prospect.
Tim Griffith has erected new black
smith shop across the street from the
Palace stables in Bisbee, and in few
days will be prepared to shoe all the
horses in the country.
Johnny Falk has bought the frame
dwelling formerly owned by Il. ..
Adam in the Overlook neighborhood,
in upper Tombstone canyon and VIII
soon move his family there to reside
Bisbee Orb.
J.X. Woods shipped twelve hundred
and tlftv sheep to the Kansas City
market the fore part of the week. Ben
Burke went in charge. The mutton
market is good and we hope Jack gets
the top price.-Winslow Mail.
Forty-five hundred people paraded
the streets of Phoenix Friday night en-
masuue. This large number of people
enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex-
tent and not an accident mishap oc-
Cured during the entire night.-Tuc-
son Citizen.
Rumor has it that Bisbee is soon to
have bank. says the Orb. This would
be of great advantage TO the business
portion of the community, and an ac-
commodation to the public generally
1t is said that the promoters of this in
stitution are Bisbee people.
Buildings continue to so up in all
quarters of our town, and soon Blspee
will rank, if her population continues
to increase as at present first in the
territory. says the Orb. She is nov
third in respect to numbers. JUST
watch Us grow and see of our predic-
ton is not correct.
Albert Steinfeld and \. S. Donau
have signified their willingness to ac'
as bail sureties for ]. Clarence Brown
the Young man who IS now in jan
awaiting second trial upon the cniII@e
of forgery. The bond has been sent &c
Judge Davis, who is at Tombstone fol
his approval.-Tucson Citizen.
The Tucson Citizen says that about
. score of local colored men have organ
ICED a political club, with the follow
ing officers: Ben Morgan, president
Shepard Lidell, first vice president
Joseph Wise, second vice president
Gus Wilson. third vice president; c. d
Thurman. secretary; r. IL. Green
treasurer.
The desert land entries made on lane
in Maricopa county by A. c. Miller, J
D. Whitman. Louis LyVerson, =. *
Blount and Margaret West We're can
celled at the Tucson land office in pur'
suance with instructions received from
washington, because of failure to make
the yearly proofs required by law, after
being duly notified to do the same.
Prescott, with her handsomely grad
ed streets, he. new water works anc
will SOOI
put On metropolitan airs and be a re-
fined city in appearance as well as il
fact. AS far as beauty of location
counts she, with her pine encinctur5c
and granite girt suburbs. has long beer
noted as the most beautiful city of Ari-
zona.-Prospect.
c. L. Goldbaum. a compositor upor
the Citizen, was taken with a faintine
spell and became unconscious on Nortf
Main street while going home from
work Saturday evening. Mr.. Gold
baum laid unconscious for five hours
before friend discovered him, gdurins
which time some black hearted miscre'
ant robbed him of his weeks pay anc
his coat and vest-Citizen.
From the mountains south of towT
the entire northern country is seer
glistening white with snow that fel
last Tuesday night, says the Prescott
Prospect. The white belt does moi
reach so far south as the San francisco
peaks, though they themselves are coy
cred with a snowy robe; but it prob
ably reaches some twenty miles south
ward Of the Grand canyon.
Prescott is short of teams There Is
more work at the different mines in
the vicinity than there are teams to dc
it, says the Prospect. 1t costs money
to keep horses there in the winter
months, while down III the Salt River
valley they can be pastured at $3.50 pei
month. So every one who has horses
not in use sends them below for a few
months. This winter IS expected TO be
a stormy one, and horse owners have
been taking time by the forelock and
rather OVERRIDING it.
The Yuma Sentinel says: W. D. Luce
returned Thursday evening from Ber-
kelley, Cal, where he spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his family. Mr.. Luce attend
ed the game Of foot bail between Stan
of the grandest affairs he ever wit
messed. Twenty thousand seats were
sold at the price of $1.50 per seat, and
excitement and interest We're at white
heat throughout the game. His son
Robert is a member of the Berkeley
eleven and is counted an excellent
player Robert Luce was a student at
the Arizona university a few years ago
It is tolerably certain that the body