Arizona republican., 1898-10-01
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Mrs W. J. Mulvenon of Prescott has gene to Castle Creek hot springs.
 Miss Lonie Gage has returned to Prescott from a brief visit 10 her home at Tempe.
 z. O. Brown has been elected presi- dent and business manager of the Pres colt brass band.
 A. ". Warwick has left Prescott for Danby, Cal. to start up work on re- gently purchased mine.
 The Mohave Miner states that c. w. Nesbit is under arrest in Kingman for passing checks forged on B. Lantry & Son.
 The discovery of new copper and gold prospects in Cochise county con- tinues unabated. Some very promis- ing prospects are now heinz developed. pr. Julius Silberstein, the brilliant physician at Fort Apache, passed through Holbrook the other day or his way to San Francisco. He was sum- nloned by wire to the bedside of his wife, who is quite sick.
 Joe Dornelly and Miss GanZel were married in Tombstone Sunday, Probate Judge Bradley officiating. The groom is the popular foreman at the Lcudon- Gallon mines and the bride is an esti- mable young lady who recently arrived there from Nevada.
 The new engine for the A. & s. E. is expected daily in Bisbee. It arrived at Fl Paso last week and is on the road between there and Bisbee. The engine weighs eighty-fve tons and it is ex- peated that it will be able to bring iD twelve loads with coaches.
 The Gallup Cleaner calls upon peo- pie to look out for W. ?. Moss, a dead beat who viclimized Knights of Pyth- jas and Odd Fellows in that town. He wears a combination society pin, with the k. of r. and I. o. O. r. emblems.
 Judge Alrswo1th is in from Walnut creek, where he says a religious tidal wave is now sweeping and swashing around. Hay cutting is over and the judge is in town after q hay baler. He says most of the wells are going dry in his naighborhood.-Cour
 Cattle shipments from Arizona arc not very numerous thus far this fall The rangs conditions are such that it is not really necessary that they should advance, because the rise in the price of beef, which will surely follow the limited number Of cattle now in the feed lots.
 James Welch, a former Tombstone boy, but who for the past four years has been connected with the custom house service at Nogales and Lcchiel arrived in Bisbee Saturday evening on his way to the custom house at the line where he will assum: the duties of col lectOr of customs.
 Died, in Prescott, September 26, 1898 David ". Stukey, aged about B years The indirect cause of death was from injuries received in al accident a shorf time ago. He was well knowI freighter and mining man. His par ents reside in Missouri, and he leave: two brothers in Colorado.
 Thomas Pidwell arrived in Tomb stone the other day on business. Mir Pidwell has just returned from an ex- tended eastern trip and while away seen the greatest. copper producing mine in the world, the Calumet ant Hecla. He had a pleasant time ans thoroughly enjoyed himself.
 l. S. Brown, the blacksmith at Je roms, died Thursday night, September 15, 1898. after an illness Of three week: with typhoid fever. Deceased was uni versally well liked and host of friend: were pained to learn Of his death. wife and two small children survive him. Mir. Brown was native of Vel don, H., and was 31 years of age.
 Fifteen dollars reward will be pai( by D. K. Udall, Springerville, A T., tt any person recovering a mail sacl which was lost in crossing the Littl Colorado river at Woodruff, Ariz., ol or about August 1, and ten dollars vii be paid to any person recovering satchel lest in crossing Hay hollow on the same day.
 Married, in the Catholic church Prescott, September 24, 1898, by Rev Father Quetu, M. J. EnTight and Mis Martha Lowe. Both are popular resi- dents of Yavapai county, MT. Enrigh being a well known miner, and hi bride most estimabla lady who ha resided in Big Bug district for som years.
 Mrs. John Bell, wife Of John Bell, tn well known miner, and for some tim resident of Bisbee, died at her hom in Brewery gulch Sunday evening, al ter a short illness. The deceased ha been a resident of Cochise county fo a number Of years and lived in Toml stone for some time. She leaves daughter who is at present in Denim: N. M.
 Joseph Crane has sent ia from h ranch on the Verde a squash weighin 100 pounds. It IS Cranes donation the Captain O'Neill volunteer mont ment fund. The squash is 9 baaut and a monster. It was sent in to W. Wilson, at whose store it is now c exhibition Go and look at the squas and Joe will -tell you how he propose to dispose of it to make it yield tt