Arizona republican., 1898-10-15
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

arrives work will be pushed day and night. Wilfley table has arrived and been sent out to the mine. Vari- GUS companies are new figuring on plans and estimates for the erection of a 200-ton cyanide plant at the mine.-- Courier
 Married, in Prescott, Oct 10, 1898, by Rev. Q. A. Oats. Joseph Dougherty to Mrs. Laura Better. The ceremony tCok place at the residence of MT. Dougherty's mother in West Prescott, in the presence of few relatives and friends. Mir. Doughterty is the West Prescott merchant, being, one Of the leading business men of Prescott. The bride has resided in Yavapai county for some years and is very highly spok- en of by all who have met her-just the woman to make s first rate wife for a first rate man.-Courier.
 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Zabriskie will be pained tc learn of the death of their little daughter, Zel- ma lone, a bright child of eight months. The little girl was taken i'll on Friday of last week with slight trouble, which finally developed into cerebro spinal meningitis, from which death resulted Tuesday night. Zelma was the grand daughter of Colonel and Mrs. J. A. ZabriSkie, and on her meth er's side of Mrs. B. Stewart. Ms. liar rison, aunt of the little girl, arrived frcm Phoenix Wednesday morning. The funeral was held Wednesday af | ternoon, and burial was in the Masonic oomctpry -TucSOn CitiZen
 The Hclbrock Argus is putting in ! good work for the republican ticket, says the Journal-Minsr. The Argus has had rathsr checkered career po- litically, being started in the spring of 1896 as an out and out protective tariff republican paper After the St. Louis convention the paper announced edi- 1 torially that it was between the devil and the deep sea. After the Chicago convention it announced that Bryan
 was the only solution of the problem.
 Shortly afterward it changed hands
 and was an outspcken advocate of de-
 mocracy. Since it's present prCprie-
 ter, c. O. Anderson, took charge of it, it has been consistently republican. MT.
 Anderson is a very capable and con- servative editor, and the Argus is pres peTing as il never did before in it's his
 tory.
 On October two Mexicans named Guadalupe Olivas and Pedro Lava. known as Mexican Pete, were murdered at wood camp in the Dragoon noun tains. In the afternoon Peter Moore
 and Mike O'Connor went to the camp to f secure horse belonging to MT. Moore. They found the MeXicans all drinking and had some trouble with them and Pedrc Lava interferred in behalf CT MT. Moore The Mexicans continued to drink and during the night these two were murdered and an attempt 1 made to burn the bodies. A Mexican from a neighboring camp brought the news to town and Justice Monmonier had a jury summoned and went to the scene of the murder. The verdict of 1 the jury was, Murdered by parties un- | known" but since then four Mexlcans have been arrested, who are supposed | to know something of the crime Pearce correspondence Range News.
 MT. H. L. Harris, who rendered eff cient service as foreman on the South i western Stockman while it was pub lished by the lamented Dan HunsakeT,
 and after it had passed into the con-
 trol of c. w. Pugh, spsnit a few days
 in town recently, having stopped off to renew acquaintance with his many l friends in this place. During his for
 mer residence here, which ended six years age, he was general favorlte, net only in local circles but with stock men from tributary ranges. All will
 therefore be gratified to learn that for tune has been generous to him. Last
 summer, as reported at the time in the
 Range News, he sold to a large syndi-
 cate some valuable placer mines near
 Temple Bar on the Colorado river and since that time he has been engaged in developing a number of ledge proper tics in Arizona, Nevada and Utah,
 which promise to net rich return. Notwithstanding his great prosperity
 Mr. Harris still retains the unassum- ing. affable manner which made him so popular years ago, and so averse IS he to notorielty that, out Of ccnsidera- tion for his feelings, we refrain from even limiting at the size of his 's5ake.
 He was returning from business trip
 to St Louis and resumed his journey Monday night, intending to make briei
 stops at Phoenix and Prescott He
 makes his headquarters at Kingman but also spends a part of his time in
 San Francisco. News.
 Edmond Rostand. the young author Of "Cyrano De Bergerac," has nc. had ] to serve the usual literary apprentice
 ship in disappointment and poverty ! His first work was success and he was born rich.