Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

sane asylum by Dr. Miller and took charge last Thursday. MT. Kelly is first class young man and will no doubt fill his position very creditably. I-Journal-Miner
 The Whipple volunteers took their long talked of practice march today, going through town at 10:45 this morn ing en route to Groom creek. This was their first appearance in town since receiving their uniforms and they pre- sented a fine appearance. In the ab- sence of Colonel McCord the seven companies were in command of Major Mitchell.-Journal-M Miner
 It is reported that MT and Mrs. W. K. Meade will return this fall to Tue son to reside. MT. Meade after leaving here early in the spring went to Alas ka, but like thousands of others did not succeed in wooing the goddess of fortune to any great extent. MT. and Mrs. Meade have hosts of old friends here who will be pleased to welcome their return.-Tucson Citizen.
 The sad news was received in Pres colt yesterday of the death. few days ago. in Porto Rico, of Major Gilbreath, 'of the Eleventh United States infantry. He was stationed at Whipple for some time and was highly respected and pop ular with all who knew him. His many friends in tE/; vicinity regret his death and sympathize with his ex- cellent wife in her most sorrowful be- eavement.-Prescott Courier.
 The Misses Wyckoff, sisters of Rev. E. D. Wyckoff, who are en route to their mission station in China, after a years vacation, spent in visiting rel atives in this country, delivered ad- dresses last evening at the Congrega- tional church to a packed house. The ladies are very interesting takers and the services, though somewhat pro- longed, were very interesting, and ellie tied the most appreciative attention from the audience.-Journal-M Miner
 You can tell the successful farmer by looking at his wife's fruit cans in the closet. You can tell dry goods box statesman by the patches on his pants. You can tell the poison serpent by the bluntness of his tail. You can tell the slouchy woman by the shoe buttons and hat. But the easiest of all you can pick out the enterprising merchants of the town by looking at the home newspapers. This is not divine revela- ton but it is business, gospel truth Jerome News.
 s. F. Fuller came in from the Ster- ling Placer company's camp at Wal
 nut Grove yesterday. He says that
 Messrs. Burkdall & Sweeney of the Chicago Mining and Machine company, who contracted to put up the steam shovel and washing machine at Wal
 nut Grove for the Placer company, have fulfilled their contract, as the ma chinery is now up and in working or der. The contractors leave for the east today to turn over the plant to the Sterling Placer company. That having been done work will probably be started at the camp.-Courier.
 Bisbee is to soon have a grill room, Mrs. Crossey of the Bessemer hotel has secured lease on the Brophy cottage at the rear of the Bessemer, which is being elegantly fitted up as grill room, and will be thrown open to the public about September 1. These par lors will be operated in conjunction with the Bessemer hotel. being aD an- mex, as it were, to that popular house. Mrs. CrosSey has wide experience as a caterer, and her name in connection with the Bisbee grill room is a guar antee to those who know the lady that hers will be place where the cravings of the inner man will be satisfactorily appeased.
 The Swindler mine, which is located in Big Bug district near the line of 1 | l. ID ', ported to be a wonderfully promising
 mining property, having all the char acteristics of the United Verde Copper company's mines when they were first | worked upon. Mining men predict
 that the Swindler will prove to be one Of the greatest mines in Arizona. Men are now at work iii the mine retimber- ing the shaft; a boarding house and a
 bunk house are being put up, and oth-
 CT preparations being made for the ] starting of what may become a second Jerome. The property is located twen- ty-five miles from Prescott.-Courier. Look for big boom in the mining industry over in the Big Bug section as soon as the s. F. P. & P. railway peo- | pie get their cars running to Mayer. It strikes the average citizen as just | little bit funny that the ''taxless toot-
 ers' don't enjoin the construction of this branch railway. And furthermore stop that Murphy gang from paying
 out so many thousands of dollars
 among the people of Yavapai county.
 One thing is certain. if this sort of
 thing is permitted to go on much long
 CT these mossback silurians who are forever opposed to progress and pros
 perity will be forced to the wall or
 else compelled to migrate to more con
 genial surroundings.-Pick and Drill.