Arizona republican., 1898-12-30
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

Twenty new members were added to
 the membership Of the Marina s,re CT
 Methodist church in Prescott at the morning Christmas service.
 Mrs. Lysll permitted her day waite'
 to run up to Phoenix and 'en -cy him
 self at the caks walk. T. cost the boy a half months salary, but " hen a caka
 walk is on ycu cannot ksep 3 cclC-cd
 citizen from it-Star.
 Walter E. and F. NJ MendsrtaH are
 engaged in developing the Evsrg- esn mining claims cut ne2r the head CG Big
 Bug and are mseting with good sue
 cess. They are taking cut good orc which is being piled up on the dump cf the mine.-JOurra Miner
 M. R. Kiley Of the Bradshaw Mines company. came in on McnGay nom ng from the south to look 7fte- the com> p8ny's business here. He expec-s to remain hers. fir several days. Since leaving Prescott year or twp sgo he has been engaged in mining in Mex'co. -Iournal Min5r.
 s. J. Holsinger, special agsns of the department of the in ericr, will make his headquarters hereafter in Tuc5on The department has instructed him to file complaints against all cutters cf green musquite. Ths laws permits the cutting Of dead mesquite and a So per mits the actual settlers to cut the green wood for actual needs, but the object sought by the law as it TOW. stands is to prevent tEe wholesale de- structicn Of tha woods for sCe- -uIa-!va purpSses.-Star.
 Married-In the Catho'ie church. Prescott. Dsc. 9. 1898, by Rev. Father Quetu, Charles W. Bennett, of Jerome, to Miss Fannie F. Lindsay Of Prescott. Richard Butler and Mss Aglss Cen on were bridesman and bridesmaid. Tho young couple were the recipients Of many nice presents from their laTg3 circle of friends, and have, the beso wishes Of all in then new st2ct in life. Courier.
 Judge and Mrs. D. w Wells enter tained a number cf if ends at their beautiful home last evening. 4 royal Christmas dinnsr was served, after which the guests adjourned 10 the par Tor and spent a pleasant hour in lively talk and Ieminiscerces Of ths early days Of Arizona. Amacng these pres l ent were Mir. and Mrs. Hug Rich | ards, MT. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltina, ! MT. and Mrs. c. o. Peer, Dr. and Miss i Clara CriIey Rcbt. Burmis -er and J. ] H. Wilson.-JOUTEal Minar-
 One Of the subjects that will be c-n- ] | Stcck convention will be the trade be- I tween Mexico and the United States in live stock and ques i-ns in re- | ference to cattle along the boundary line. The programme committee has written to President D:az. asking that the Mexican gCyerrHent '1ave @ repre- ! sentative here and Q resolution Gsxing the national government to appoint a commission to look into the many mat 1 41,.- passage Of cattle b5tWeen the tWo' countries will be d.scusze1, the plan be- ing td have the Mexican government also appoint a commission, the two commissions o report back plans for improving the present arrangements. Some of the things that are to be dis cussed under this resolution is an in ternaticnaI fence along the boundary; arrangements for pursuing cattle thieves from one country @ the ether; more convenient arTan gsment for pay ing custom dues; the sdnlittaCce cf thoroughbred cattle to Mexico free of duty, and similar Questions.-Pro rospee- I tor
 w. H. Mcore of this city has TetuI IT, ed from Q mining and prospecting Cx- petition to spend the holidays a. home. His explorations extended scme 70 miles beyond Johannesburg, Cal, and abcuc 50 miles north Of Randsburg, where L. H. Manning owns sem very promising mining property While there MT. Moore superintended the construction of a new 60-fOot shaft for the Manning mine and houses fer the mine CpEratCrs. He speaks Cf the Manning mine as 9 coming bonanza, as the ledge Cn the 100-fCot level is about eight fset of gcod ore. Mining machinery will be introduced shortly and active operations CCnmenc5d. The higl reput3 ton of the Rand group If mines at RandsbuTg is sill sustained. 40 men are employed on a 45-fco5 ledge of $35 ere at the 400 fo-t level. 1 The population cf R2lGsburg is esti- | mated at 2,500 people Nr. Manning expects to start on 8. prospecting trip | through the southeastern pcrticn Of ! Yuma county next week. He does net i believe that all tha good mines in Ari- zcna have been discovered ard gG5 bled up yet.-Citizen.
 Judge ?. M Sanford returned yss- terday from professional trip 10 New York, Washington and ether eastern cities. He says that while at h. n8- ticnal capitol he met and con- versed with many former A1iz-nans, principally military men, who at one time or another were stationed a. FOr- Whipple. Judge Sanford was inform ed by these gentlemen that the mefn tenance Of WhipD!e w2s unquestiOn- ably settled, the war depal tn snt rec ogniZing in that pest Cne cf t1e best sanitary centers the military possessed. and that in view Of the thousands Cf