Arizona silver belt., 1901-06-27

Brown at that point to see that the
 Risbee graders do not cross its tracks
 again. Chief Engineer W. M. Wam-
 baugh of the Bsbee and Deming road,
 was in town Sunday, and assured sev.
 eral of our citizens that the road
 would certainly be pushed and built
 to completion, and would not be af-
 fected in the least by the company's
 Fl Paso plans, whatever they might
 be.-Deming Herald.
 Through the efforts Of George F..
 Sanders, postmaster at Wickenburg, d
 tract of 200 acres of land adjoining and
 soon to become part of the townsite,
 has been sold by Messrs. Bachtiger
 and Garcia 10 the Wickenburg Land X Improvement company, corporation
 of capitalists represented by L. II.
 LandiS of this city. This tract is an
 open Hat just north of the town and
 along the Hassayampa, where the old
 Vulture mill formerly stood. The land
 will be plated at the earliest possible
 time, and building sites will be avail
 able at an early day, for those who de-
 sire first choice of location. The i'm provementS contemplated will mean
 the investment of probably $50, GOO, just as rapidly as the money can be
 judiciously expended. Republican. , Officer McFall says there was another heat pulled of yesterday in Deyilbiss derby. This time he entered against ] Marshall Kinney. Kinney rubbed him close at the first quarter, gained a , little at the half mile post, then grad : ually lost out. At the finish he was l distanced. The police force, though, , still have hope of winning the final heat when it comes to show down. , In this sort of race the last heat is
 the one that takes the money. The force is now thoroughly organized and it is quite likely that when Deyilbiss shows up the next time he will face a relay system such as was first tdiscOyered oi WulDhibS SpyOlto iuu uo"b JaShiap bits and later made famous by the pony
 express. At any rate the least he can , do in self defense is to get fresh horse. Republican.
 . Architects plans are being prepared l for the new gymnasium and library } building at Morenci, says the Era. 3 The work on the grade is about com 3 pleted. The building will have a fine [ situation on the hill looking down the
 canyon. It will cover ground space lOOx98 feet, the main building being 9 l00x55, with l4fOot yeranda on the D long side. The building Is to contain , tne reading room 32x55, card and | game room 20x4O, gymnasium 45x55, , on the main floor. The basement in- , cludes a bath room l6x30, locker [ room with capacity of about 25O j. lockers, a billiard room, director 'n room and bowling alley. Over the s north end Of the building there will be e | second story, affording space for a n hall 35x55, with two ante-rooms 20 feet |. square and smaller ante-room. This l.. floor is planned for the use of fraternal l. organizations, such as MaSOns, Odd
 Fellows, etc. The building when com
 pleted will form a great addition to 2 the camp, and is striking illustration ', of the spirit of Phelps, Dodge & Co. Mir. P. U. Delaney has charge of the ~ construction.
 Q Dr. Joseph Hardy died at his resi-. e dence on North Fifth avenue yeSter- f day afternoon about 3 o'clock, after fl an illness of eight weeks of typhoid !. fever and its attendant complications. Q The death of no well known citizen Q has occurred here recently which Oc' if casions such universal regret, as Dr. Hardy was most estimable gentle y man, patriotic citizen, friend of e Phoenix, who had unbOunded conf. a dence in her future, and who did his
 part in the material development Of
 the city. His life and conduct were = above reproach, he was eyen-tempered v, and generous in spirit and had smile :, and kind word for all preferring at = all times to look On the brighter side ' life. He was born near Petersburg, Va, June 3, 1863, attended the Balti-
 more Dental college from which he 7. graduated in 1889, receiving medal d for proficiency. He came to Phoenix :, in the fall of the same year and has o prospered in the practice of his pro- . fessiOn. He was married in Des a Moines, Ia., September l5, 1892, to the lonly daughter of Judge and Mrs. Will
 fam Philips. Their married life has ], been happy one and two children
 have blessed their union, Philips aged
 6, and Joseph aged 5.-Republican. - SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY