Arizona republican., 1900-11-18

ed-Messiis. Oliver. Hughes and Ross DicCs. The remaining two will be lected at the next meeting which will be next Monday night. Tine ooject of the literary society is D furnish amusc- mert h.s wint r. Th- programmes will consist of debates. singing. speaking. etc. The cause is Il worthy one and all should join and assist in making the sp5iety a success. Subjects will La de- ba,ed cf loca, and ma tional importance and :!he memo' IFS will learn something as they study up on the subjects t,r debate. The s0ci ty rweS hs existence 70 Rev. Oliver. c: the Meth )dist church. who is a worthy young man and one W no will do good in this community. He has proved himself to be earnest in his desire ro help others. and f0rgess himself in SO doing. There is m douht that the society will be a great succes, and a benefit to this community.
 w C. Miller G. w. Hull and J. w. Ross were appointed a commitee by the c0unoil to ass ss the property own CTS for the cost Cf changing the Main streels from fcs present position tO the line- established by the survey recently made by J. J. Fisher. The street now tIaversss the property of G. w. Hull. J. E. McAHt-ter and p,he's. ana the change will pace tEe street wLsre il rightly be longs.
 Capt. J5hn Boyd is in the Ton,o c1un- try. where he has some mining inter cg=:E acquired several years ago. He fs an o!l time prosP5c;or in the Tonto country.
 I.t dies will give an oyster supper in the basement of tae church. or course it will te success. for the Catholic Ia dies never attempt to G1 anything that they do not carry out t7 succ ssful te,miEati0n.
 Dr. Carrier has bsen on the sick liss for a few days. He worked sD nari during election Jhat he wore himself out
 G. w. Hull is in Jerome again after a long stay in th= east in th, interest Of mining. He is d grsar rust:er and has made lots of money in che last ten years.
 J. Costa stple suit of clothes from the T. r. Miller store. but was caught before he sa9 away with the goods. Ha is now serving he first few days e q 5O-days sentence. which do7s not strike his fancy as well as tn new suit su.t- ed him.
 F. ROthermeI. and Geore Ward have about completed a walk from one prop srty to the cLiler. Tie improve ment will add u1 the app5aia nee Of the two properties, and facilitate traffic along ;hs street in front of both places.
 II. NJ. Globes. ona of the most talent ed and rising young attorneys in Ar i1ona. is stocking his library With tha finest legal works h. can purchase. The next work he com emr a'tes put ting .n his library is the C1mplet- su- preme 2pc.si F:s from the beginning Of the existence Of the United States up to Ehe present date. comprising ov,r 171 volumes. Mr. Globes is around nov with the most pleasing srn;e in an.;ic iIyation of the arrival of his wife aEd ta5y from Kentucky. The Eahy is now two months old and has never yet had the pl5tSur f meeting. f,s rapa. Mr. Globes is satisfied from the descrip- tion he has received that ',.ra oaOy is a beauty. and as smart as babies yer get to be.
 F.. II. Nj eks is in from the works of rha Jerome Power company. of which he is sulr5 riniepient.
 Senator Clark is eXpsct3 in Jer5me shortly on a general tour of insps ctf-n of his vast interests here. One of the objects of his visit is to decide whs ,her to erect smelter at the Iron King. which property he owns in partnership D with J. l.. GirouX. or to extent the rail rad from Jeron@ to the property and ship the ore to ,he smelters here for trcatn ant The mina has turned out to be as good as MT. Clark always thought it was. and now that the value of the property is G,cided. the next question is the treatment of the ora. For m1rrils the w-Tk of opening thA mine by shafts ani tunnels has been prosecuted. wi;h tha most gratifying sults. In ali probability the railroad wiH be eN; nded 70 the Iron King and the ore brought to Jerome. This would make Jerome a mucn larger town than il is at pres ent, as many more men wui1 ba m edSd in transporting the ore and in working it. It would also