Arizona republican., 1901-07-12

weave Into her literary work. Mrs.
ITelford took along a large Quantity of
board of trade literature and will dis
Tribute 1t thoroughly.
| SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL The
Madison District Sunday school held a
most successful social at Mr.. M. w.
DOnn's last evening The musical and
literary programme was an excellent
one, the refreshments excellent and
the attendance large. A number Of
friends from Phoenix We're pre- sent
ANXIOUS TO GET BACK. --Le,lng
Youk and Lee Moy, the two Chinese
girls held here on charge OF being I'M
lawfully in the country, were before
Commissioner Crsnshaw yesterday af-
ternoon and their case was again CON
| tlnued The girls are beginning to
grow homesick and spend consider
able part of their time in their cells
crying. They will personally raise no
objection to returning to China.
OLIVE GROWING AREA.--In an
articla in The Republican yesterday
morning on the subject of olive grow
| ing an impression was left that there
we're no groves here. but that trees had
been merely painted for ornament or
along the banks of bitches. As mat
ter Of fact, there are several groves
In the valley, and at least one of thirty
acres. 1t is roughly estimated that
there are not less than 200 acres in
olives.
BEGINNING or BUSINESS. - A
trust deed for $500, 600 executed by the
ella Water company in favor Of the
American Trust Company & Savings
Bank of Chicago. was filed in the office
of the county recorder yesterday. The
deed conveys all the property of the
company. inc uding the W0liley dam
and canal and large tracts Ct Land
| lying under the proposed system. The
object of the transfer Is to,secure an
issue OF 500 bonds Of the value OF $1,000
each. bearing five per csnt interest.
LETTER FROM MRS. MCCARTHY
Julius Gowett received letter from
Mrs. John McCarty yesterday in which
she says she has hsard nothing yet
from her husband who was lost in the
Mogollon mountains a month ago She
is greatly distressed and says thu sus-
psrse and doubt enshrouding his fate
ars terrible To bear. She expresses graf
ltude toward all who have Interested
themselves in the search for the mis-
sing man. and would gladly join them
il she could be of any use. but that. of
course is out of the question. Mr.
| Gowett will leave about the 18th for
tbs Mogollons and will join Mr.. Day,
who is doing all he San to discover
/ soma cine 10 Moi 'artV'c fpta
MIR. HOAR BACK.--Martin Hoar.
/ who went to Michigan Il few weeks ago,
has returned and H. on duty again in
| DORIS Bros. store. lie says he prefers
/ Phoenix heat to the article he found in
Michigan and other eastern states. 1t
was 102 degrees the other day in one
| town back there where 1t was never
| known before to go above IS and the
suffering OF the people wa intense. He
says that a new metal was discovered
recently in the Mohawk. Mich. copper
mine and for want OF a better name 1t
is called Mohawklte. II Is almost pure
copper and nickel and is found In con-
siderable quantity. 1t requires a spe-
oial process, for working 1t. but for all
that IL is very valuable: so valuable, In
| fact. that It Is barrelod and sent to the
refinery The first of the product was
sent to Wales. but plant is now be-
ing erected in New Jersey to work the
ore
A BOY IN BUSINESS w Tho1e
left last night for Los Ang les to
spend about ten days with his family,
who are spending the summer there.
lie maCS up his mind to SO as late as
yesterday on receipt of a lstter from
his wife warning him that II he ever
wanted to sac his Z year-old son as
boy again he must not delay his visit.
The boy had just gone into business,
and was rapidly aging In the fisrce
heat of commssce. He had become in
t6rested in a lemonade stand with a
boy Of about his own age. Their profits
in a single day amounted to fifteen
cents The next day" said Mrs.
Thods. he came bounding into the
house wildly excited. was frightened
was afraid that the firm had gone
into bankruptcy. When he got calm
enough to roa Understood, he said that
a Catholic priest had just stopped at
the stand and bought a g'ass Of root
bseT. He add d that the sales of the
morning had already run up to twenty
cents and it was then only a little
after o'clock"
POLICE COURT-John Doe was be-
fore the city recorder yesterday, hav-
| ing rushed the grower to a sle5 ping
finish the day before. He pleaded
guilty and produced 81. whjah squared
him with the city ordinances. Miguel
Gotta was found by the police in sort
Of a comatoss condition. the result of
an over dosa CT whisky, and was given
FIVE days in jail, being short Of money.