Arizona republican., 1898-08-12
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

men will begin to look crCSS-eyed al Mir. Allaire if he nonopolizes the rain fall like that.-Range News.
 l MT A. Chisholm was called to Tomb stone Monday night by the sad intel i iigence of the death of his brother. Dugall Chisholm, who has been in poor health for some time. In his bereave- nent MT. Chisholm has the sympathy of many friends.-Range News.
 H. r. Adams, E. H. Simpson, D. G. Dubois, John K McDonald Captain P. Smith, J. B. Jones and David Finnie were summoned to Flagstaff last week to serve as grand jurors The balance of the town with the exception of the women and children have been going since as petit jurors.-Williams News.
 Supervisor Allaire was in town Mon- day after an absence of about six weeks, during which time he attended several meetings of the board and also enjoyed brief outing with Mrs. AL Iaire at the ranch of friends near Fort Huachuca. The cattlemen's interests are carefully guarded by Supervisor Allaire.-Range News.
 A number of cattle died recently on the Rillito from a mysterious malady. According to the Citizen they were att tackled suddenly with staggers and af- ter falling died in a short time Mexi- cans attribute the deaths to feating campa- -mochas, but post mortem ex- amination by good veterinary might disclose a different cause-Range News
 The Rathbone Sisters installed the following ladies as officers of the i Williams lodge at their meeting last Monday evening: Mrs. William Hay ward. P. C.; Mrs. E. G. DuRois. NJ. E. 1 c: Mrs Jean Brown, F. S.; Mrs. w ] H. Webb. F. J.; Mrs. J. c. Phelan, NJ; i Mrs. Lou Comstoclz. M. of R. and C.; Mrs A. H. Bartoo. M. of F.; Miss Ray i Hayward, P. T.: Mrs. J. Salzman, G. ! of T.
 Three hundred men are said to be at work on the grade Of the G. V. G. &5 N. railway, and the construction of the road is to be pushed as rapidly as possible. President Garland hopes to have the line completed in November The grand lodge of Masons will meet in Globe in November and members of the order are anxious that the road shall be finished by that time Inspector E. R. Hooker has left Will COX for Kansas, where he goes to look after the marketing of his cattle. now 1 in pastures there. Mir Hooker is of 1 the opinion that feeder prices depend largely on the size and quality of the corn crop. but believes that this can be definitely estimated within the next two or three weeks. Much interest at taches to MT. Rockers venture in the grazing line and it is hoped that he may realize a good profit on his invest ment of s2S,OO0 or s30,OoO
 l Hon. F. A. Cutter drove down from Bonita Sunday, intending to take the night train f5r Phoenix in order to at tend meeting of the territorial board Of equalization. Owing to the wash. outs near Separ. Stein's Pass, and Luz ena, the train did not arrive until Mon day evening. The board of equaliza- tion met yesterday and will probably be in session throughout the week Among the matters to be decided is the valuation to be placed on cattle this year. MT. Cutter will endeavor to pro- +"ct the cattlemen's interests.-Range News.
 D. R. Brigham, recently of Tempe but who last spring leased half of the Maxwell grant in northern New Mex ico, and stocked it with cattle has formed partnership with J. P Ad- ans, the well known livestock com mission man of Denver "The J. P. Adans-Brigham Livestock Commis- lsion company" is the style of the firm name adopted The Denver Stockman Istates that the company will be incor porated for $25.O00, with a fully paid up capital stock, and characterizes MT Brigham as a hustler. Adams and Brigham makes a strong combination for business
 The recent condition of want at Whipple is rapidly becoming replaced by one of plenty. The government supplies have commenced to arrive. Great bales of blankets came in: also. portable bake ovens, plenty of shoes, hats, underwear. and some uniforms also tools, shovels. picks. spades; reg ular garrison rations are being issued and the boys are baking their own bread As every profession and call ing is found in the ranks of the volun- lteers, there is no scarcity of good cooks- The arms are expected to ar rive soon. When they do the greatest want at Whipple will be to go to the front
 Sergeant Cling Mars. commanding a detachment of the Seventh cavalry troopers was in town several days
 awaiting the arrival of forty head oi
 cavalry horses purchased by Captain
 Varnum in Denver. The animals. af.
 ter having been unloaded and fed at San Marcial, arrived at Deming. where they were held up by the S. F. com
 pany pending inspection by the terri.
 torial veterinarian, Dr. J. c. Norton The blockade caused h.r the Stein's
 Pass washout delayed Dr. Norton, but the horses were finally inspected anG passed. They arrived last night. Cap
 tain Varnum is to purchase 200 head in a1l.-Range News.
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