Arizona republican., 1898-09-27
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges


 Ito stay in Cuba and grow up with the |country. He is at present resident os Santia ago.-Tucson Citizen.
 Thomas c. Job, young attorney from Kansas City, is a recent arrival in Presc. tt. He has visited a number of towns in the west with a view of To- eating and likes Prescott better than any other and has accordingly decided to remain there permanently and en- sage in the practice of law.
 James Farley, who halls from Je- rome, was adjudged insane yesterday Farley is a dangerous man with a sui cidal and nRuTdercus mania. He was at the county hospital when he became u1menageabl tried to cut his own throat and outside assistance had to be called in to put him in a straight jacket.-Prescott Courier.
 Sheriff Wattron discovered a plot the other day to break jail among his prisoners, one Of whom had procured an old case knife and with the aid of 3 piece of looking glass made Of the knife q very good saw. When detected he had one of the large hinges to the jail door about cut through. He now wears an Oregon boot as a reward for his ndustry.-HolbrCok Correspon- dsnce Winslow Mail.
 Rev. Norman Howard Bartlett took No. 1 Thursday morning en route to ] Tucson to attend che annual confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal church It is the earnest desire of the people of Winslow that the Rev. Mir. Bartlett be | returned to his charge at this place The church has grown and prospered under his jurisdiction and he has sue 1 eeeded in gaining the respect and l esteem Of every one, irrespective Of creed.-WinslCW Mail.
 While in Jerome ". W. Wilson sub ! raitted specifications and plans for a new frame building to be erected there i by E. C. Bartlett Of this city, who was ! recently burned out there The house will be three stories high, 45x115 feet, and will contain eight stores and thirty 1.-two rooms. Besides for hotel use, part Of the structure will be occupied as merchandise stores. This property will rent for $500 per month, whereas the former house only netted month ly sum of $250.-Tucson Star.
 i Cards have been received here an nouncing the marriage at Los Angeles cn "Wednesday last Of Mir Lincoln Laird De1is0n Of that city to Miss Harriet Louise Underwood of Tucson This wedding is enc Of interest to the peo- pie of this city, in which the bride has passed most Of her life, and where she has been popular in society and has circle of devoted friends. NIT. and Mrs. Denison. Will be at home at 1922 Wall street, Los Angeles after Oc- f tO6er 1.-TucsOn Citizen.
 Mir I. E. Crum Of the Court Exchange saloon is in receip. Of a couple Of copies of the first American newspaper 1 published in Cuba It is christened i he Santiago Daily Times, Vol. 1, No. 1 26, published at Santiago de Cuba, 1 Thomas R. DaWley, editor in chief. It ] $ Q four page, sixteen column sheet, printed i1 both spanish and English 1 in the issue Of September l the editor i comments on the fact that up to that date the paper has been compelled to ! get along with Cuban compositors. who cant understand a word Of Eng i iish.-TucsOn Citizen.
 The Arizona boys who joined the l Rough Riders are returning in squads ] Of two and three at a time. Tuesday l two brothers, whose names we were unable to learn, who enlisted from ! Pleasant valley, stopped off here, se- cured horses and returned home across the country. Wednesday morning
 three others came in who had enlisted from Jerome and Prescott The last
 three stated that Kid BartCo would be along in two or three days and that King Henley was in the hospital very sick when they left. All say they have had all they want of Cuba.-WinsloW
 Mail.
 William Garland and his nephew,
 George J. Reardon, came in Tuesday evening and left this morning for Ger onimo. They report gOod progress be- ing made by the severa1 construction 1 outfits on the C. " G. & N. railroad The traealayers put down nearly a mile 1 Of track Tuesday and tomorrow will have rails laid to the noU-h Of the Gil 1 son wash, eleven and 1-10 miles this side Of San Carlos, where a station has been located, to be called Rice Siding l which will be the terminus Of the rail read until Gilson's Well is reached Rice is tHenty-one miles from Globe A new time card will go into effect next | Saturday, with improved service. On
 and after September 24 two trains will be run. one leaving Bowie daily. excep. Sunday, at 3 o'clock a. m-, and the =cuthborGd train leaving Rice Siding
 U Il 9 n. The grade is now eomplet- ed 10 within six miles from Globe, with the exception Of foHr miles through ehe
 n2rTows below Gilson s; which will have to be bridgsd in many places There
 zsill be probably five trestles in the iEarrcws. each about 150 fest in length; | here is also considerable rock work to do. Three weeks hence will see the railroad completed to Gilson' 's.-Globs
 Silver Belt.