The copper era., 1902-01-23
ARIZONA WEEK BY WEEK.


disincOrpOrated. and its affairs are now
in the hands nf trustee. who will
wind up its business affairs. The in
corporation was practically l. dead
letter, aud has been for some time.
There is a horse buyer now in Pima
who is arranging with the local horse
rai-ers 10 take all the range horses
they can gather and as result a close
roundup Is being made and IL Is cE-
pected that the range about here will
be relieved Of some hundreds OF head Of
"a class Of stock which for many years
there has been little or no opportunity
10 dispose of.-iima Correspondent
Bulletin.
J. NJ. Mcpherson, who for the past
two years has been connected with w.
Il. WeDb's mercantile establishment,
and who WAS Il very prominent society
figure while in the valley. has pur-
chased an interest in IA mine near
Florence, Arizona, and it Is now there
giving his personal attention to the
development work he is having done.
His many friends here wish him every
success in his new venture. Bulletin.
The Knights OF Pythias lodge o:
SolOmonvillc last week installed the
new officers for the ensuing year as
follows: VIM. \. Wilson, chancellor
commander; Ben r. Clark, vice chan
cellor; Luther Green. keeper Of records
and seal; w. c. Mcfarland. master
OF work; Morris Marks, master Of arms;
Frank Dysart, master Of eXchequer;
Chas. +. solomon, master Of finance;
DIR. J. II. Lacy, inner guard; Joe l..
Reeves, outer guard.
Amos NJ Dyke. better known as
doe" Dyke, took an overdose of NOR
phine at Chloride last week and when
discovered by hi, room nate was past
all earthly aid. Deceased was II vOluu-
tecr in the United States army during
the war with Spain aud had seon ser
vice in the Philippines. He had
good medical education. but never
practiced his profession other than to
relieve tho Illness Of his fellow man
when no lie -nscd physician could be
obtained. For many years he had been
engineer At White Hills, whore he
was held in the highest esteem.
Prescott is following the example Of
Phoenix ana jerome in the develop
ment OF power generated by water and
transmitted electrically. a plan is
now maturing for the utilization OF $50
feet Of the coarse Of FOSSIL Creek, in the
southeastern corner of Eavapai county,
At this point it is claimed 300 miners
inches of water is always available,
sufficient to generate about 20DO horse
power. Double this power could be
secured durigg the winter months.
The enterprise is being pushed by q
number OF the business men at Prescott
aud at the head Of the new corpora
tion will bo Frank Wright, manager
Of the Prescott electric lighting system.
One Of the main promoters Is Mrs. Ivy
f.. Tutt OF Los Angeles, II professional
electrician, She mas just returned
from personal inspection OF the site
for the power plant. Not only will tho
new system furnish light and power for
Prescott, but one Of its main sources of
Income will lie in the furnishing Of
power To the hundreds Of small mines
in the hills around this city.
telegram from Governor Nash Of Ohio. |
and Judge William II. Day. formerly /
secretary of state in eX-President Nc /
Kinleys cabinet and now president of /
the Mckinley National Memorial AS /
sOciation, stating that it had been de- I.
Cidcd To mako an appeal to the churches |
aud the schools of the country to ob. |
serve McKinlry's birthday. Wednes- /
day, January 29th, by special exercises /
and contributions To the fund for the /
memorial fund at Canton, and request /
ing the Governor to ask the churches /
and schools OF Arizona To Join the pro- |
rramme. Tho Governor stated that
the reports received from most OF the /
points i'm tho territory where sub5crIp- !
tion paper had been circulated showed .
very satisfactory progress and he felt .
confident that the showing that will /
be made by the territory, will he very .
creditable. He expresses his strong /
approval OF the suggestion made by .
Governor Nash and Judge Day, aud |
said that he hoped that it would he /
adopted everywhere. As vice pres- /
dent Of Arizona, no said. he trusted !
that all persons having an intention 20 .
make donations to the fund would make /
their subscriptions ut AN early date, so .
that the matter could be closed 50 far
as this territory is concerned, ~ the /
association is anxious To have the work /
progress as rapidly rs possible. He !
suggested that McKinley's birthday |
would he fitting occasion thus brin. ing /
the subscriptions up TO a mark which /
will signify in an empathic manner /
the love and appreciation in which the /
memory of the martvred President is |
hold by the people of Arizona.
Thry have quit trying to beat the
BnZaar's values. II cant be done.
Cakes and Pies-lust as mother
made them-at the Clifton Bakery.
Magazines. periodicals. late popular
novels Young Y Clemons, druggists. /
Bread baked fresh every day at the I.
Clifton Bakery and delivered at your
door.
y. NJ Hooper continues To handle /
the choicest range and refrigerated /.
meats Tel 9S.
Didn't know what low prices we're /.
till called At the Bazaar Store.
Wanted.
\ mau who understands building a I
draw lime kiln. Apply at this Office.
Teeth.
Considered lost, restored to natura. .