Arizona republican., 1898-10-04
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

A. M- Loomis, a resident of Fl Paso, is in Tucson.
 Born, in Globe, September 19, to MT. and Mrs. A. F. Kincaid, @ daughter
 Married, September 25, 1898, in Globe, by Justice Of the Peace H. Temple, Bias Valenzuela and Carlota Diaz.
 The Aztec Cattle company has ship ped q train load Of cattle from Wins low 70 Kansas pastures.
 The race between Gray Eagle and Clycone Dave at WinsiCw failed to ma terialize. Gray Eagles packers paid the forfeit.
 Ed W. Nelson, an attacbe Of the Smithsonian institute at Washington, D. C., is spending a few days in Wins low with his brcsher.
 Died, at Winslow, last Tuesday, the infant child Of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Richter The funeral took place the following afternoon.
 E. II. Cook. superintendent of the United Globe mines, has returned to Globe from Q trip to Los Angeles and other points.
 Rosa. daughter Of Mrs. L. Garrison, left Globe last Thursday for Magdalena, N. NJ, 10 spend the winter with her grandmother.
 In the suit against the King of Ari- zona Gold Mining company tried last fer the company.
 Barney Stiles Of Winslow has severed his connection with the Aztec Cattle cCUr2ny and taken charge of Babbitt Bros cattle in Coconino county.
 President Garland of the G. V G. & N. railroad was in Globe recently. His time is wholly given to supervising construction work in crder to hasten the completion of the railroad to Globe
 Several Of the WinsIow sporting fra ternity left the other day for Globe. go- ing across the mountain through tht Tonto Basin country in a wagon. IL will require about twelve days to make the round trip.
 Superintendent N L. AInster has in- creased the force Of miners a,c the Con- tinental in order to push development work on the cCmpanys mines. 4 dia- mond drill will soon be employed to prospect the property to the depth ot 1000 feet-Giobe Belt
 Miss Allen, who resided for a num- Der Of years in Phoenix, arrived in this city Friday from Washington, D. C., Nhere she has been experimenting the publication of dance Of her compost tion entitled Just For Fun" She con templates making this city her hone.- Tucson Star.
 Harry Zscaoes1er, foreman Of the United Globe mines, returned to Globe recently from the east, where he spent two months very pleasantly, He visit ed New York and other cities, and for several weeks was in and about Pitts burg, viewing the familiar scenes oi his b0yhood, and renewing old ac- Guaintances.
 Globe is to have another weekly newspaper, to be ranled the Globe Times, the first number to make it's appearance about the middle of Octo- Der. The Times is to be republican in politics. It will be owned and puh- ished by R. c. Brown aiiG Ieorge A MintZ, both experienced newspaper men, until recently with the Phoenix Herald.-GlCbe Silver Belt
 District Attorney English Of Tomb stone is still confined to his bed with the rheumatism. He has been unable to stand on his feet since the attack, but iS pdtieutlE USdIItS HIS SuISElHSS.
 Keith Preston Of Tombstone met with a serious and painful accident last Wednesday by having a horse fall on him and breaking his collar bone His many friends regret his misfortune
 Theodore CrardalI arrived last Sat urday from Lower Torto where he had been prospecting fer 8 month and To- cated claims On the same lead a5 the Goswick mines, says the Globe Belt He has an excellent showing, the ledge being four feet wide and carrying 2 good percentage of gold. He returned Monday to resume work CT his claim The Goswick property has besn bonded to party with ample capital. who will bsgin development work at once.
 The present year is proving disas- irons 10 the cattle industry CT upper Salt river and Tonic, says the Globe Silver Felt There has been no rain to speak of this season, and in fact very little for several years. and the range is bare of grass i good many cattle were sold and moved last spring, but