Arizona republican., 1906-08-25

pose of considering the photographs of the model of the monument recently submitted by Sculptor BorgIun. No acceptance of the model represented was made by the commission, it being MT. Goldwaters desire to submit the photographs to local friends of Cap tain O'Neil. This was done yesterday. MT. Goldwater returned to his home on this mornings train.
 LARGE OPERATIONS AT INTAKE Ed Shattuck who has just returned to his home at Mesa. from the Salton Sea, says the Southern Pacific com pany has 1000 men and 600 head of stock work there and that the road is now completed to the head of the in take. The mat has been laid and they have already begun to haul rock from the quarry to dump in and close up the gap through which passes the water from the river into the Salton Sea. It is estimated that sixty days will show the feasibility of this pro- ject
 HELD TO ANSWER-A l.. Grove and T. A. Alsop were given an exaIni- nation before a Prescott justice of the peace several days ago and the first named was bound over to await the action of the grand jury while the sec ond named was discharged from GUS tody. The affair in which they were implicated occurred at Skull Valley on the 7th of last July. In the fight sev- eraI men were stabbed. Robert Cough ran, one of the injured men, is still in a hospital at Prescott from the effects pf the injuries he sustained. Crow was the man who did the most of the cary ing
 MARKET QUoTATIoNs-Th fol- lowing quotations were yesterday an nounccd by the Walter Hill company for the week ending September 1: Lemons. $5.5O to $6.50; Valencia or anses $5; bananas. 6c; Alexander ap- ples. $1.S0; Skinuer's seeding apples, S1.9O; Red Brigheimer apples, $19O; Muscat grapes in 35-Ib. boxes, $L75: peaches. $1; Satsuma plums, $1.4O; German prunes, $150; tomatoes. crate, $1; chilli per Ib.. Gc; Bell pepper. per h., Sc; sweet potatoes. per lb.. in boxes. 6c; cabbage, 35c; Bartlett pears, fancy. $25O
 BUILDERS EXCHANGE-A busi- ness meeting of the Phoenix Builders exchange was held at the rooms of the organization in the Irvine building Thursday night and officers to serve the ensuing year were elected. The affairs of the exchange were considered and discussed and found to be in good condition The new officers are: T. l.. Edens, president; Lafe Brunson first vice president: NJ. l.. Vieux. second vice president; Ed Keithline, treasurer: Ed Branch, financial secretary; Charles i Stewart, secretary; Claude Cisnev, J. B. Rosseau and J.. I. Brooks directors. WHIPPLE POST EXCHANGE According to an annunccment made by the Prescott Journal Miner Fort ] Whipple is soon to have a post cx- change. The information is to the ef- ] feet that the war department has set aside an appropriation of $30.0OO for l this purpose. Bids for the construction
 of the buildings according to the plans 1 and specifications agreed upon by the | within a short time, and it is also stated that work on the construction | of the buildings of the fort. the foun- 1 dations of many of which are now fin l ished will be resumed at an early date. ! The exchange building as planned will ! include q clubroom for the officers. a l library, gymnasium and other de- | partments usually included in build 1 ings of this character.
 JOUR DAN" COMES HOME-Dan- l iel Huntington. who has been the | pressman on The Republican ever
 since Columbus discovered America, returned home yesterday morning from l a short vacation in Los Angeles. He
 had a good time and came back on the ! "cushions," his heart filled with joy