Arizona republican., 1903-09-14


 NJ. E. BLYSTONE. Section Director. MEMORIAL TO DIR. SWEET.-The congregation of the Episcopal church at Bisbee has let a contract to erect a house of worship to cost S6,000 and to be called the Sweet Memorial Epis- copal church in respect to the memory of the late Dr. Sweet of that city. CAMP MEETING AT SOLOMON VILLE.-A camp meeting was to and probably did begin at Solomonville yes terday, Rev. R. A. Rowland of this city being the preacher of the day. The | Solomonville Bulletin publishes a pie | ture of Rev. Rowland with short re- view of his work in Arizona.
 TROLLEY CARS FOR CLIFTON i George Pence and Frank McKenney
 have been given a franchise by the Graham county board of supervisors to construct and maintain a trolley line between Clifton and Morenci. The fran | chise also gives them similar privileges for the towns of Clifton and Morenci.
 PAINTERS WILL ORGANIZER painters of Phoenix are said to be get i ting their heads together preliminary ! to the organization of painters union. | CONFERENCE MEETING.-Th ad- | journed quarterly conference of the NJ
 E. church will be convened this morn l ing at 9 o'clock.
 l NEW MANAGER OF THE HOTEL
 ADAMS.-Mr. H. D. Armstrong, who
 will be manager of the Hotel Adams,
 arrived in the city yesterday. MT. Arm
 strong, who is one of the most experi-
 enced hotel men in the west is not d | I Cr1l in a two years ago to succeed Manager
 Bailey, but after remaining a month
 was called away by the death of a
 child. He has lately been at the Potter
 at Santa Barbara.
 FORT GRANTS PROSPECTS.-It is
 rumored that Fort Grant will soon have four troops of cavalry and two com panies of infantry stationed there, says
 the Solomonville Bulletin. A few days
 ago orders were received to dispose of
 two troops of cavalry horses by taking them to Huachuca, but the orders were
 countermanded immediately afterward. i This looks as if there were prospects in view for Fort Grant yet.
 i \ RELATED MAIL.-The Nj. x P.
 train did not get in yesterday till after
 noon owing to the train from California
 being behind time at Maricopa. It lost
 two hours before it reached Yuma. and about four more hours between Yuma
 and MariCopa. As far as can be learned there was no serious trouble, however. A peculiar and so far uneXplainable in cident is the fact that at the Phoenix postoffice a large quantity of mail was
 received from the south that ordinarily would come via the northern route. i MORRISTOWN PROSPECTS.-H. x.
 Cox. mayor of the twin cities of Morris ] town and Hot Springs Junction spent ! yesterday in Phoenix. He says that community is quiet just now, but ex- | poets to have it's commercial pulse | Guickened with the return of cooler | weather, the opening up of the tourist | travel to the springs and the develop
 ment of the many good mines in that part Of the county. With enough popu-
 laticn and public utilities Morristown
 would be a fine Gity. It is already an
 important one for it's size.
 AN ATTRACTIVE WINDOW-The
 New York Store already has its holiday
 clothes on in recognition of the big II Mexican celebration. One of it's middle show windows is an object lesson in history and patriotism. The central fig
 ure is the little queen that represents the original natives of the southland attired in fine feathers and bright col crs. At one end stands Columbia mod estly attired in white and bearing the national colors Us she always does wher she appears in public. At the other enc is her sister queen representing the re- { public of Mexico. At the back o | the window and above all is a large picture of Juan HidalgO, the MeXica, liberator. while below and near the center are the pictures of Presiden Roosevelt and President Diaz.
 BIG BURRO DRIVE.-Oficer Johnn, Moore, who beasts of many cowboy ac Complishmcnts, had piece of work t' do yesterday that was right in his line A couple of burros turned themselve | loose on Washington street and began to take things in after the manner O S the bad men of the early days. The, 2 did not confire themselves to the street I but chased up the sidewalks, tried f a get into the Palace saloon and one O 4 the saloons on the block east of there They were shooed off, however, 5Ln then made bee line for the city plaza