Arizona republican., 1900-08-10

A RICH GOLD STRIKE. It is re- ported that J. s. Gowett has discovered a six-inch vein of ore on the desert north of the city which assays six ounces in gold and is also rich in silver and copper.
 EPWORTH BUSINESS MEETING. The regular monthly business meet ing and social of the M. E. church, south. Epworth League will be held to- night at the residence of w. H. Smith, in Capitol addition. There will be short programme and d good social time. All are invited.
 FLAGSTAFF"S CARNIVAL. - Flag staff is busily preparing for a celebra ton on August 27. 2S and 29, to be known as midsummer festivities An invitation has been extended to the In dian school band. Corrs spondence is still in progress, but it is believed the band will attend and prove an at tractive feature.
 READ IT AGAIN. Dave Goldberg suggests that the Gazette staff should read his water storage plan over again before further accusing him of trying to throw the burden of constructing a reservoir onto the farmers. He says he clearly stated in . his communication that the business men of the city would be called upon to subscribe in the pro- portion of their taxable valuation.
 GLOBE DOTS. A recent arrival from Globe says William s. Sultan, Harry Sultan and George Sultan have incorporated themselves under the name of Sultan Brothers and have sue ceeded to the business of the old Sultan Mercantile company. The Globe Miners union now has a membership of $50. It has appointed R. l.. Williams to the of flee of business agent and he will devote his entire time to the business of the union.
 NEW CORPORATIONS. Articles of incorporation of the Peoples Store were filed ili the office of the county recorder yesterday. The incorporators are J. G. Peterson and L. Salter of Mesa. The capital stock is $10000. Ar ticles were also filed of the Eagle Min ing and Milling company of Boston, with a capital stock of $2OOO OOO. The Emery Mill and Mining company of New York, with a capital stock of $1,0O0, ,0OO, also filed articles.
 BASE BALL The DeMund team and the True Blu5s will cross bats at the park Sunday afternoon for the third time. The DeMunds have won the first two games and feel very cer- tain of winning the next one. Byron Hartwell who has bean pitching for the Los Angeles club. returned to Phoenix yesterday and will twirl the leather for the DeMunds. Oscar Jones of Phoenix is now pitching for the Anaconda team in the northern league. He expects to return to Phoenix in a month or so and will probably line up with the DeMunds, of whom great things are being predicted for the coming season.
 MASONIC TEMPLE. - The Masonic bodies of Globe promise o-so0n have a meeting place of their own. Through a committee, says the Silver Belt, the lot on the northeast corner of Broad and Mesquite streets, opposite the Bank of Globe; has besn purchased, and as soon as the title to the lot passes preparation will be made for the cree tion of a two-story building. The lot, one of the most desirable in Globe, is twenty-five feet fronting on Broad street, and running back on Mesquite street 11912 feet. It is the intention to cover the entlre lot with the building. The upper story will extend out over the sidewalk eight feet on Mesquite street, the projection to be supported by iron pillars. This will make this story, which is to be occupied for lodge purposes, 33X1191z feet. Permission has already been secured from the city council for this extension over the side walk. About $10,0O0 of the necessary $15,OOO has been subscribed and prom