Arizona republican., 1899-10-04

nifty desire to announce to all thoss
holding membership in unat worthy or
ganizatiCn that the Odd Fellows hal
/ has been rented for next Thursday
! evening at which time a meeting cf the
members of the Masonic fraternity
| will be held to consider further the ad-
visibility OF establishing the order in
! Williams. A full attendance of all
members of the order is earnestly de-
s1red.-Wflliams News.
The Williams News says it has con-
/ tended all along that Williams would
! be a town of 5000 population in two
years from date. Recent developments
make US feel safe in saying that the
population will be 10000, and believes
| intelligent men would second the mo-
/ ton il the general public only knew
| CT soma things that are s0ming to head
on the quiet. The town site may be
changed just little, but will still be
| Williams, just the same.
! The Globe and Phoenix railroad pro-
( ject is anything but a myth. The sur
vey is going steadily forward and the
! route, according to the latest plans,
will reach every mining district of i'm
pOrtance between Globe and Phoenix
including Mineral creek and the Ray
mine. If this enterprise is ever car
ried out it insurss a wonderful future
for these camps, which from their re-
mCteness were unable to accomplish
anything in the past. 1t is to the in
terest of both ella and Maricopa coun-
les to promote this enterprise by all
available means.-Globa Times.
District Attorney Land, Deputy Sher-
if Sid Mullen, J. w. Mitchell and
George Morgan. the two latter under
arrest, arrived this morning from Will
cox. The case against Mitchell and
Morgan en- charge OF being accessories
to the killing of John Duncan at Heck
erS Hot Springs, mention of which
was made in these columns, was dis
missed at Wilcox at the instance OF
the district attorney, and under an
other charge the prisoners will have
their examination in Tombstone. The
date OF the hearing will be sat by JUS
tice Shuster this evening Prospector.
The wool trade is getting. itself into
a healthy condition, says the St. Louis
Reporter More wool is being bought
fer manufacturing than ever recorded
before. The mills are now running
over time to keep up with their orders,
and were never buster than at present.
The wool is not being sold at what a
w-ol grower would call high prices,
wool that costs him mere than he has
paid in several years. Old wool, ac-
cumulated clips, are being cleared
away, and it looks as though there was
a decent future in store fer the wool
side of q sheepman's business.
Lyman J. Gage, United States secre-
tary CT the treasury, and Ed E. Aver,
the wealthy Chicago lumberman, with
their families, arrived Sunday in a
Santa Fe special car, says the Flag-
staff Sun. They left Immediately after
their arrival fer the Grand canyon and
camped at Cedar Springs that night,
taking two days to make the trip to
the canyon. The party will return to-
day and will leave tomorrow morning
for Denver, Cole, where Mr. Gage will
address the board of trade of that city.
Mr.. Aver is an enthusiast On the Grand
canyon and he induced Mr. Gage to
make the trip to this great wonder. Mr.
Aver makes frequent visits to the
Grand canyon, each time fading scme-
thing of interest to him.
The latest reported change in rail-
road circles is that w. E. Lanigan, the
agent at Globe since tbs G. " G. & n.
read entered the town, is to sever his
connection with the road to take effect
October 1, and that Tiffin D. Hyle. for
merly the company's agent at Geroni-
mo, IS to take the place. Mr. 'Lanigan
has made many friends among the bus
mess men of Globe who have had deal
ings with the railroad company, and a
strong effort is being made through a
petition nUmerOusly signed to Mr. Gar
land to have him retained as agent
here. Mr.. Hyle was with the company
for long time and was recognized as
n II
good satisfaction. Should Mr.. Lanf-
gan leave Globe he will return to his
home at San Jose, Cal, where he will
go into business fer himself.-GObe
Silver Belt
"a good story comes frcm the county
Jail in Solomonville, says the Stafford
Guardian. 1t is well known that Gil
max Jim has taken lodgings there for
the time being and that Climax is there
for cattle stealing. 1t is also we'll |
known that Climax is occasionally
piously inclined and is very DESTROYS
of having those prayed fer who, need
it, Only few days ago a minister
who wants to save all souls visited the
county jail, distributed some litera-
ture and preached a good sermon, then |
thinking that some of the inmates
needed something more asked if any
one wanted TO De prayed for. Just
about that time the prisoners dinner |
was brought in. Climax jim viewed it |
with a solemn cOuntenance then said: |
Say, parsCn. if you dent think you'll |
get downsd for it, 1 wish you would |
pray fer the woman who sent this |
grub" But the parscn didn't pray
NJ. z. Hackney, upon whom susp1-
ciOn rested as being implicated in re-
cent hOI1Se rObherieS hpra was arrastcd |
at Fort Thomas, last Saturday upon |
instructions telegraphed from Globe |
Sheriff Armstrong went to- Fort |
Thomas and secured the prisoner re |
turning with him Saturday evening, |
says the Globe Silver Belt. When the |
prisoner was searched there was found |
on his person three loose diamonds, a |
ring, the property Of William Whent-
hoff, gold watch stolen soma time |