Arizona republican., 1898-09-05
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

I from the pulpit and as a result every seat in the church was filled, many standing m .he aisles and a look of satisfaction on the faces of the entire congregation The shrewd master of the flock then proceeded to discourse or Adam and Eve.
 i Nortnrup Fowler arrived Tuesday night from New York. We are sorry to leara tEat he has decided to leave Arizona to take up his residence in Porto Rico and engage in business. Devels pment work on the mining claims in -"ebster gulch, which his father, c. A. Fowler, purchased last spring will be discontinued.
 ', Frank 1cdecke., was adjudged in- sane today dEd ordered committed to the insane asylum at Phoenix. He seems to he d professional tramp. He iclaims to hove been born at Rochester. N. Y and says that he was sent to the insane asylum from Coconino county
 some time ago. He was brought in from Ash Fori.-Journal-Mi
 r. C. Fenner left Bisbee Thursday for the Mule Mining company's prop
 critics on the west side of the noun tains. He took with him wagon load of mining machinery which he will put up in crder to facilitate work. This
 property is rip.dly coming to the front
 and before ,cng will be one of the most promising in the district.-Orb. A fine example of what can be raised in Arizona soil is corn field at the
 San Bernars.ino ranch, owned by J. H.
 Slaughter. X. few days since several lo9 the stalks were measured and found
 to be a little over fourteen feet high.
 it being eight feet from the ground to
 the first car Of corn. The ears are full
 Of fine. rich favored corn-Orb
 At the Copper King mines in the
 DragoonS near South Pass the com-
 pany IS diligently at work securing
 sufficient water for it's smelter, with lencoura girg prospects. When every thing is in readiness the mine will be-
 gin producing bullion, as large quan-
 tity of ere has been run into the chutes ], and platform ready to be reduced into ,s bars.
 A. H. Wallace. a member of the late } Captain O'Nelll's company, died a few days ago at St. Peters hospital in
 Brooklyn. Mr. Wallace was fine |, specimen of physical manhood. He was miner by occupation and left here after the departure of the Ari-
 zona volunteers and joined the com pany at Santiago. He has a brother living at Los Angeles.-Journal-M Miner. : Yesterday E. D. Miller of the Vii , dette moved into his handsome new l cottage recently purchased from w.
 H. Randall. This elegant new home , of MT. Millcr's is situated on Canon street in a Ilost ideal spot and is a model of beauty and convenience, hav- ing large, well ventilated rooms, clos cts and bath, electric lights and cleo , tric bells. We congratulate Emory on the acquisition of this handsome little home anl wish him all sorts Of good luck--Nogales Vidette.
 } Frank Fcaron and Barney Lynch, who were in the government service ir : the campaign against Santiago de . Cuba, the former as wagon master l and the latter as a packer, arrived in } Globe last Friday Fearon shows the effects of tte hardships and sickness r experienced in Cuba. He is only a i, shadow of his former self and still has | some fever although improving. He
 brought norae with him a machete q Mauser bullets and a few other me s mentos of tie siege Of Santiago. :. Work of moving the depot proceeds
 apace. This week the Sonora railway |, conlpanys custom house brokerage of }, fee was moved to it's new location, noi |: far from the Mexican custom house 7. and work las now commenced upCr
 the long building south of the maiI :, office building. Some time next week :, that will be in place and then the t main building will follow. After thai
 the part of the structure north of tht
 main building will be moved up to joir '- the new depot on the Arizona side oi # the neutral strip.-Oasis. i Or Monday, August 29, just after tht 3 arrival of the southbound train tht
 following names appeared on the reg l. ister of Hotel Burke: "L. L. Lyon e Denver: Miss Helen " Herzog, New . York city, 0n Tuesday afternoon tht V couple left for Congress, MT. Lyon be . ing commercial traveller. The Albu Guerque Citizen of recent date gives as ', account or the engagement of the lad! 'lr to be married to postoffice clerk a
 
 '. with Lyon.-Jcurnal-M Miner
 le A telegram from John Kasser, re
 ceived yesterday, announces that J. J r. Marshall, nov in New York, has beel to paid iii full for the group of coppe mines sold 70 the Live Oak Coppe $ Mining and Smelling company. Tn ,e Marshall claims are reputed among tn i'd most promising copper prospects il
 Globe district. Forrest J. Kaldenber ;s and J. ]. Kasser, who bonded the prop as erty, retain the majority of the stock c +o the Live Oak company. MT. Kasse vt will return to Globe shortly, when it i >a expected steps will at once be takel 's ,e to further develop the property.-sil
 yer Belt
 It is credibly reported that durin +y the storm Monday which flooded s Iy ald