Arizona republican., 1905-02-25

he builds a reduction plant. He has installed an air compressor and other machinery needed in sinking and 6 force of seven men is employed. Good roads have been built to the property and everything of a preliminary na- ture done in a way that indicates sys- tematfc and extensive operations. The mine is a copper and gold property and shows good values.
 NOT so BAD-E. A. Spaulding who returned a few days ago from a visit to his former home in Dubuque, Iowa says he didn't find the cold weather such terrible thing. after all, though 1t was 34 degrees below zero the day he left for home. Still he said it was just as warm in the house as it was in anybody's house in any country, for there was no scarcity of fuel Never theless Arizona climate suits him bet ter and he did all he could telling his eastern friends of it's salubriousness and of the many opportunities for in- vestment in this land of good climate. both in realty and in mining. He said he didn't succeed in exciting the state as a whole to any notable extent but he thinks he made a little impression on some people and that the seed sown will reap a respectable harvest some time. There has been about four feet of snow through that section this win ter and it has settled down to two feet. Railroads were badly blocl1aded during the recent storms and trade and con- merce resultingly disconnected.
 SHRINERS WILL TURN OUT- The Shriners will attend the carnival tonight in a body. The shape of that old Arabian camel rather fascinated them on Wednesday and they want to see more of it. They have arrang- ed therefore to take this supplement- ary pilgrimage and it is requested that every noble whether he be a member of Fl Zaribah temple or a visiting noble from some other oasis, be on hand st the Hotel Adams tonight at o'clock sharp. That is the starting place and shriners all know what happens to those of their peculiar faith who get left. Promptness is therefore urged. It is also urged that the brethern bring along whatever money they had left after the annual pilgrimage of We'd nesday night. The carnival attractions are individually inexpensive places of amusement but there are lots of them and they are well worth the small ad- mission fees charged. The faithful will want to see everything and it takes money to buy gem gem and con- fettf even at reduced rates. It will not be necessary for a noble to wear his fez.
 MORE CLOTHING NEEDED-In undertaking to provide poor children with clothes, the w. C. T. '. has en- tered a field that seems to be develop ing very rapidly. and it is rather sur prising that there are so many chill dren in the community, lily provided for. X few days ago this matter was mentioned in these columns with the request that those who had second hand clothing to dispose of, leave it at the rooms of the w. C. T. U. The re- sponse was generous and the children then in want were provided for. Since then sixteen more have been found of both sexes and varying in age from two years to twelve years. They are for the most part children of poor families who have not been here long and whose parents have been unable to secure employment. It is again ask ed that anyone having childrens clothes of any kind that they are will ing to donate send them to the w. C. T. U. rooms or send word where cloth ing can be found. Shoes are especial ly requested and they will be accept able even if pretty badly worn.