Arizona republican., 1901-12-08
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 Y. .s~3 3:::- 3aS:s: 3.<s::<. .:,3s 500 9 | A REMOVABLE is reported that the | Wakelin Grocery company has leased 1 the Anderson block, now occupied by
 the Heyman Furniture company. and 1 will move into it shortly after that firm
 moves out.
 | NEW STAMPING GROUND.-Tha 1 Elks will move into the Pythian temple
 about the middle of the month and yes | terday a portion of their furniture ! which will no longer be needed was
 auctioned off.
 l KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN.-The | members of the Knights of Khorassan
 are putting up a job on class of tyros | that have signified willingness to pass beyond the mysteries of the sacred
 veil. A ceremonial session will be held | in few days and the class will be in q
 position to hear something drop. POLICE COURT.-A poor unfort- | unate who has been helping a railroad | company keeps it's grade in repair of
 late. came to town, Friday night. got ] on high lonesome and dropped in the alley near the Hoffman. An officer
 picked him up and gave him a bed In- der the city hall. Yesterday Recorder Jobs gave him S4-worth of fine. THE GREAT REGISTER The great register for the new charter cleo
 ton will show 1.221 names unless the recorder finds duplicate registrations in some of the blanks turned in on the last day. The showing is not a bad one. when it is considered that the reg istration is only of tax-payers and the floating or objectionable element among the voting public is not in cluded.
 ARIZONA APPLES.-Mr w. w. Cook has furnished the best kind of evidence that the products of his ranch on New river are Of a varied nature Hitherto about all that he has been credited with was fat cattle fine horses, Rocky mountain lion steak and burro venison, but yesterday he brought to the board of trade a sample lot of Ben Davis apples that would do to put up on the shelf alongside of any eastern product. Mir. Cook has a nice little apple and peach orchard. which he irrigates from a spring, and the quality of fruit he raises is second to none.
 THE FEDERAL SMELTER.-Mr. J. w. z. Earle, representing the Federal Copper company of Ei Paso. has been in the city for a day or two buying ores for the companys smelter at Fl Paso. Though there is little ore to be had ir. this immediate vicinity, it is headquar- ters for the operation of several good mines in this part of the territory. Mir Earle says the Federal shelter was blown in in September and has never been closed down for a day. It's capacity is about 175 tons per day. The Federal Copper company has mines of its own and the smelter was construct ed to work the company's ores. but iI also does custo mwork. Mir. Earle says the copper output of Yavapai county alone is greater than all the rest of Arizona and New Mexico combined.
 AFTER REV. ANDERSON.-W. w. Hopkins. a constable from Santa Bar bara, is expected to arrive here this morning after the Rev. Joseph Ander- son. who is believed to be George Hay ford. formerly of that city. and who is now under the hospitable roof of the city hall, the special guest of Marshal Kinney. The habeas corpus proceed ings in his behalf must be answered in Prescott on Monday. and it woul1 facilitate matters very greatly at this juncture if they could be settled in Phoenix, for after the arrival of MT. Hopkins. Mir. Kinney doesn't care how soon Rev. Mir. Anderson is liberated. The only question now is whether he can let him go or not if he does want to without a trip to Prescott first.