Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

from Mohn's chapel will be under the auspices of the Spanish War veterans
 THE ACTIVITY OF SALOME- Dick Hall, who spent yesterday in the | city enroute to the cast says that af- fairs on the Arizona and California railroad show the greatest of activity and that the section of which Salome | is the supply point is rapidly filling up with prospectors and settlers. On ac- count of the strike in the Clara min ing district and to allow better facili- ties for freighting from Salome a new roadway has recently been built north from Salome for a distance of some seventeen miles. From there on to the Blanchard property and the Carrigan claims IS 2 natural road. The Grace Valley company which has large in terests at Salome built the road one mile of which was over a rough section and cost about S1400.
 A WELL STOCKED STREET-P A. Tharaldson. superintendent of the department of privileges and conces- sons returned yesterday from Los Angeles. where he has been in the in terest of the fair He is better sat isfied than ever that the attractions on the Hassayamp. the side show
 
 that will not only prove the street one of the features of the institution, but will be the cause of many of the visi- tors enjoying the occasion. The shows will all be the best of their kind ob- tainable, and from the present out look they will be a sufficient variety to please the most fastidious in all 1 over twenty shows nave been con- tracted for.
 OPPORTUNlTY-Ad is the | motive power of all business success | nowadays and nearly every advertise | ment is made in the interest of some l particular person. In this country | though, where opportunities are so manifold, people can afford to be lib- | eral. Yesterday there was a wagon | driven through the streets bearing a | banner that all might read for on it in highly colored paints was set forth | this information You will make | money raising sugar beets; don't fail | to include them in with your other crops this season." The writer does not know who bore the expense of the advertisement, but it set forth truth, that all may profit by it if the farmer needs it. The farmer will make some money, the man who sells aim the land will make some money, or ought to, and it will help to insure the sue cess of the beet sugar factory, which success will result in a greater pros perity for every line of business in these parts.
 Ills APPETITE WROUGHT UP- Ingram T. Sparks the popular conduc- tor running on the M. & P. road be- tween here and Marcopa is laying all kinds of plans for his Thanksgiving dinner and unless something unforeseen prevents he will enjoy on that day feast that will excite the envy of al true sons of the south. MT. Sparks came tu AIlzona from that part rf ! Tennessee where it is possible to ot- Lair the finest ham in the woll Id. It is butchered from mountain swine Some time ago he wrote his brother who still resides in the Cumberland hills to send him several portions of the neat he has so lOnged for since coming .o Arizona. Yesterday he received d etier saylng four hams had been ship ed by express and should reach him )y tho time the letter did. In some way they were delayed and did not get n yesterday and it was hard woTh for Air Sparks 10 leave town last night on is regular un on account of his dnx aty over the delay. If there was an .xpress robbery at Maricopa last night md some of the packages from the east were opened it would be a safe bet that dr. Sparks was the guilty person but { would not be money he was after. ut those four hams shipped from the ,iIlS of TenneSSee