Arizona republican., 1898-12-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

'SS9%SS$S~'e'SS~ 1Hez%StF>SSNFSNs>PS> Wednesday evening for their new home, Denver, Colorado, where Mir
 Wright will engage in the law practice i The best wishes Of their many YEcna friends attend them-Sun.
 J. V. Vickers returned this morning from the east. MT. Vickers went t. i Washington to explain some Of the quarantine defects and succeeded in se- curing the release from quarantine ct large herds in which he was inte3e est and permitting the shipping of same ! ProspectCr.
 A letter received here yesterday states .hat MT. and Mrs. Frank M Mur- phy will shortly go to the Bahama is lands to spend the winter. The for mer's health has been gradually inn proving and it is hoped that a few months of quiet and rest on a salubri- GUS island of the Bahamas may bring him cut all right.-Journal-Miner. B. A. Packard, Wm. Land and M M. Sherman will within the next ten days ship from the stock yards at San Luis between sixty and seventy carloads of cattle. The cars have been cCntrs cted for and it is expected the shipments s will be made within the time above msntioned.-Orb.
 The meeting in Lsindon's hall Mon day night was attended by most of -he heavy property owners of JerCme every one of whom were in favor of in corporation. After incorpo -aiaion if care be taken in selection of city cffi- cials, there need be little fear of the city going very deep in debt.-Re- porter.
 Taylor D. Macleod states tha. he will commence the assessment work tomorrow On the old George Mat n group Of gold mines, cn5 mile east oI town, bought about enc yesr ago from George Miles. He will also begin the assessment work next week on the Azure King group Of copper mines Cp- pcsite Picacho, in Yuma county.-SuD.
 Another large head Of the Sherman cattle crossed the line today. About 900 head there will be shipped from Naco, on the 16ah. w. c. Land ex- poets to. ship 800 head to California from Don Luis on the 18th. So far 2,S0O head have been shipped since the raising of the quaC ant na from this port.-Prospector.
 The Bisb9e Dramatic club will net,
  any plays during the holidays, but as soon thereafter es pOss- ble will come to the front with an up-t--date play. These young people deserve 'the en- couragement Of our people in their ef- forts to entertain thcm With good com edies, and at the thei- next appearance should be g-ee-ed With a crcixded hoUse.-Orb.
 
 It will be gratifying to producers of ore and concentrates to know that 2 very material reduction has been made on the tariff rates fer low grade ore. The following rates on carload lets, Of the minimum weight of thirty tons have just gone into effect. On $25 per ton ere CT concentrates from Prescott to Fl Faso, $6 per ton; to Pueblo, S6.4O and to Denver $7.20 per ton. The for ner rates per ton were respectively $7, SS and S9 to the same places. The new also gives @ ral.e fer S15 ore from Huron On the Prescott & Eastern road as follows: To Fl Paso S6 and to Pueblo S6.10. On S25 ore from the same place the rates are, to Fl Paso S7.30, to Pueblo $8.10 and to Denver SS.90. The old rates for this grade ore from Huron to the above three points were $9.10, S10.10 and S11.1O respect | ivcly.-Journal-M Miner.
 Price Terrier, a miner, was k He'd at the H0lbrook shaft at Bisbee on Fri 15y, about ten o'clock. He had push ed car on the stage at the 400 foot level, and started up the shafs, but fail ed to drcp the bar that holds the car on the sage. The car caught the timbers between the 200 and 300 foot level, tearing the bottom out of the i cage and throwing Ferrisr down the shaft to the bottom of the 500 f-ot eyel. He was probably deld before le fell as an iron pick that was on the car was damned through his body | He was about 35 years old and single | lad been in the employ of the com )any over a year. His brother was ziHed in the mines about ? years ago.