Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-25

/ ing one TOuHu lTIp every Qdy. inns
will be the first and only stage be5waer
! Wallis ard Helvetia. 1t will be a fas
stage and will carry no freight Mr.
McBain says that Walls is experience
| ing a decided boom. New buildings
/ are being erected and an express office
and postoffice VIII son be established
Charles Clark, the fireman who lost
! a leg from an injury recently received
on the railroad, and who two weeks
ago Went to the hospital at Tucson,
returned Tuesday evening While in
praise of the hospital he preferred to
undergo the ilconv5ninces here that
he might be under the immediate care
OF his Globe physician, DR.. S. B. Clay
'pOoI.-Silver Bet.
George Connolly, who had his right
leg broken on a handcar, two miles
above town, on the 22d Of last Decsm-
Der, returned few days ago, from
Tucson, where he has been since last
January in the sistsrs' hospital. The
fflctured bore did not knit, and final
ly it was necessary to amputata the
limb below the knee. The wound IS
net yet entirely healed.-Silver Belt.
Sheriff Armstrong returned last Sat
urday from Kansas, where he had gone
with cattls. He says he and J. n. Por-
ter have taken 5000 head cut OF Ari-
zcna this season and have sold 1000,
leaving LOCO yet in Kansas to be dis
posed CT. The sheriff got home IN
time to welcome the birth of daugh-
ter weighing ten pounds which was
born last Sunday, September IL
Globe Times.
The stake banquet in R1binson's
kali at Thatcher last Saturday was a
decided success, says the Bulletin
Five hundred Officers Of the stake were
present to enjoy the feast at The ban
que JUST at noon the people were
served with plates and napkins, sand-
witches, Pics, cakes, and delicious ap-
pies, peaches, pears and ice water
The banquet was in session for six
hours. and the speaking throughout
the day was eloquent.
The hunters returned from the
mountains Monday evening. As we
have previously stated the ladies pro-
posed tc do tbs hunting en- this trip,
while the gentlemen took care of the
camp, says the Winslcw Nal They
kept the camp we'll supplied in edible
game, besides killing q mountain lion,
a slow elk, a mountain sheep and
2 huge silver tip bear. Prcb-
ably they would gst more game On
every hunt if the same programme
were followed.
Mr. H. B. Hal, pest Office inspector
fTcm Les AEge-as, was il duncan Fri
day night. A petition had been sent
into the department. asking the ap-
p0iI-1nent Of a new postmaster who
would keep the post Office near the
business part Of the t-wn, says the /
Bulletin. The inspector found the
post cffice about four hundred feet /
from the railroad mpany's right of |
way. and all The business houses and /
nearly all the balance Of the town be- !
tween the railroad and the post -Sfice. /
There has been no time for many |
months that there have net been a
half dozen or more new buildings IN
Ter course CT construction. These
nave not been confined to res.d
A number Of business buildings have
oined the improvements. At present,
hOugh generally considered a very
iul1 time. Indications n the building
inc era that Globe is keeping well
tbreast with the advancing column Of
growing towns of the territory, Snys
he Silver Belt.
We understand thsre is quite 2 large
)arty Of fasteners to arrive in Wins
ow in a short time to go en- a hunt in
he Mog0llons. They are men Of i'm
nense wealth and will G. mo the
Mountains fitted out with all the con-
-eniences and luxurias that money can
purchase. The next move will BE- TO 4
ave the AlcgollCn and White noun
aims set aside as a national park to ;
reserve the game, with mona allowed
o hunt thereon, except by permit Of
he secretary OF the intericT.-W-ns-
ow Mail.
A deal was closed during the latter
art Of last week whereby M P Free
nan and R. G. Brady disposed CT an
interest in the tract between the uni
ersity grounds and the Indian School,
ealizing handsomely therefor, says ,
he Star. The site is q commanding
ne and the purchases expect 10 see
considerable number IF attractive
wellings erected thereon within
we've months. The wafer supply is
mple aCi The connections from tie :
rest side premise TO be more convent
NJ than at present.
The Arizcnans met on Friday even :
lg 10 discuss the question CT the price Y
be paid for the water works, says t
ne Star. The Alternatives were VIII {
ally and Charles Strauss and the :
egatives AdoIph Gichael5on and Al {
SRI Drachma1. The lat,eD thought t
lat less than 100000 should buy new i
rorks ana the former argured 70 the t
0ntrary, and that the present works t
ere worth $4,000 The Alternatives c
ere given the h5ncrs in The debate. v
he Philippine question next Friday. Z
and anti-expansiOn will be c
iscussed.
An exchange says that after October
all travellers sI.c-s the White noun
lin Apache reservation under a PA
tty OF 81 600 fms, must loe provided L
it'll a passport, signed Ey III official I
Z the department Of the interior su- Z
agent or sub-lsge'-t OF In {
an affairs or by an Cfdcer Ct the q
nited States army commanding the