Arizona republican., 1898-08-27
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
Sheriff Ralph Cameron of Coconino


 Eugene Brady O'Neill has returned to Prescott from a professional visit to Crowned King.
 J. N. Meadows, formerly of Mohave county, is in the Alameda county, Cal, jail, charged with murder.
 Mrs. J. G. Van Houtum of Prescott has gone to Los Angeles to visit her brother, Rev. Joseph Smale.
 The track of the Big Bug railroad has been completed to the Hildebrand ranch in Agua Fria valley.
 There has been S102.50 subscribed to the O'Neill monument fund on the Ho- tel Burke list alone in Prescott.
 Shorty Rickard an old and pop ular s. r. P. & P. railroad conductor, is in Prescott. He came there from Needles.
 Workmen are engaged in putting on the finishing touches on Levi Bash fords new building on Gurley street in Prescott.
 It is about time that Charley Meadows was heard from again. Char ley has been silent for a long time.- Journal-Miner.
 J. c. Kippur, former conductor on the s. r. P & P. railroad, has just returned to Prescott from a brief so- journ in Mexico.
 Tne demand for ice in Prescott has been greater than the capacity of the local ice factory could supply It will accordingly be enlarged next season. o. A. Hesla of Prescott has let the contract for a two story residence on Mount Vernon avenue in East Prescott, between the residences occupied by F. L. Wright and Governor Tritle.
 The city council of Prescott recently passed an ordinance authorizing the numbering of the streets in that town. The plaza will be the key and the num- bers of all streets will commence from that point.
 It is reported on what seems to be reliable authority that the First terri torial regiment will be ordered to join General Lees army corps for Havana This will be good news to Colonel Me Cord and the officers and men at Whip ple-Journal-M Miner
 Johnny Teare, Gus Hirscfeldt's pop ular manager, came in from Phoeniy
 
 have been in Prescott for some time past. One of the children of MT. and Mrs. Teare is quite ill-Journal- Miner Mrs. J. H. Brown of Congress dieC Wednesday at the Sisters hospital 1T Prescott while undergoing on opera tion for tumor. She leaves bus band and three children, besides hel parents and other relatives to mourn her untimely demise.
 A refrigerator car was packed witt ice here today to be taken to Phoeni1 for the shipment of a carload Of pear. to Minneapolis. This. it is said, vii be the first carload of pears ever ship ped from the valley.-Prescott Jour nal-Miner.
 Colonel w c. Bridwell arrived il Wilcox from Fort Thomas Wednesda, night. His prospecting trips have greatly improved his health. Within a few days he expects to go to Aravai pa canyon, whence he will start for an other trip into the mountains Tht coloners many friends are congratulat ing him upon his rapid recovery.
 William Deering, who went out yes terday with the newly appointed GUS tOdian of the Prescott forest reserve says that large portion of it lies ove the summit on the Copper Basin sid of the divide, and that only about one half of it contains any forest. Tn balance, he says, is barren, rocky an broken up.-Journal-M Miner.
 Before adjourning yesterday tn board of supervisors had the leasin of school lands under consideration Five pieces were leased. One hundre and sixty acres to the Wakefield broth CTS, 160 acres to Elvira Carrillo, 64 acres to Lucas and Wise, 160 acres Francisco Manzo and leo acres to Isa bel Garcia. The rate of valuation o the Mango land was fixed at 8 pc acre, all the balance at $l.25 per acr, The rate lease is 2iia per cent Tn whole paid in amounted to s55 ( which 8 was the application fec Tucson Citizen.