Arizona republican., 1898-12-07
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 Mrs. Mcfarland and daughter of Bis bee are at tffe t:ewart in Theson. Miss Mcfarland has entered St. Joseph'5 Aeademt.
 Sheriff Ruffner started band of horses from Prescott to the Salt River valley Saturday, where they will be put on pasture.
 Rev. Brown. the Rough Rider chap lain, has expressed his willingness to deliver a lecture for the benefit Of the Captain ONeill volunteer monument fund at Prescott.
 Judge Davis came in from his litho- graph mine for supplies this week. He has large force of men at work Duild- ing wagon road and otherwise open ing up the property.-Mayer Reflex.
 E c. Bartlett has purchased a lot adjoining Richard Brady's residence on the military plaza. also the residence Of Samuel Finley. across the track. MT. Bartlett is shrewd business man and considers Tucson property q good in- vestfnent.--3tar.
 Born to the wife Of Prof. J. 4. Rock fellow in Tombstone, December 3, . son. The home of Prof. and Mrs. Rockfellow has been blessed with three little ones, two daughters and now
 
 happiness of the family circle.-Tucson Star.
 Thomas Hick, who has the contract to dig ( well and drive drift for wa ter prospecting purposes north of Pres cout, says about an inch of water is now running into the drift. and that the drift will be roofed with corrugated iron to protect the drih.ers from the water.
 A. J. Sampson, United States envoy and minister at Quito, Ecuador, has just written William F. Cooper his congratulations on the nomination for distriet attorney and hoping he can congratulate him on his election. All right, Minister Sampson, come again. Tucson Fl Frontier.
 Hon. P J. Cole. ex-territoria1 treas urer Of Phoenix is a guest at San Au- gustine hotel He has not been in Tue son for the last six years and observes very great improvement in every way. especially in the large number Of new buildings. MT. Cole is one of the sil- yer men not only Of Phoenix but of the territory as well. He will return to the capital city tomorrow.-Star.
 Messrs Maxwell and Sines have re- built the west Prescott footbridge and seem to nave done the job in a very complete and substantial manner. What impressed the unexpert repor- torial mind is the perfect curve of the floor above dnd Of the arch beneath, in which both beauty and strength are blended in eye-pleasing and food-de- lying mbination.-Prescot Courier.
 Supervisor Tom Roach has cause to iubiIate, for he is the owner of a gold producing mine, in which the metal protrudes in plain sight all along the vein. One hundred tons of this ore worked at a mill gave returns of SIP a ton, and some samples shown the Prescott Courier reporter carry gold to the extent of S160 per ton, says that paper. The mine is called the Mohawk and is located on Pine creek, near the new road. The Mohawk vein is five feet wide and will pay its owner higher salary than all the combined offices in Yavapai county.
 The grand jury of Maricopa county surprised the officials thereof by elimi- hating the stereotyped investigations and substituting a genuine one. The result was surprising, if not gratifying, but the report of the jury (according to the mealy-mouthed gentry here) was real mean,'' as they criticised severely -thus becoming "peTsonal'-and made many good suggestions in the promo tion of an economical administration of county affairs" The board of super visors and district attorney come in for some hard cracks. And to the sur prise of Tucson's dailies, the Phoenix papers gave the details, gratis, to the public.-Tucson Frontier.
 Colonel D. M Reardon is one of the best informed gentlemen on co-opera- tive industries and the cooperative systems generally of any man in the territory. Colonel Reardon has ap- piled the system in his own business. He has visited scores and scores of CO., operative manufactories, mercantile houses, banks and cooperative farms and communities both in the United States and Europe, and he knows whereof he speaks. He is much inter ested in pfaItins cooperative indus tries, etc, in Arizona and it is a safe proposition to predict that in less than three months Tucson will be able to boast of the first genuine cooperative institution in Arizona as it was the first to establish the building and loan associations in she territory. Colonel Reardon is much interested in all things which will benefit the people in general and in this he will find kindred spirits in Tucson.-Star.
 Apparently P Tecumseh Sherman, who is a member O. the New York board of aldermen, inherits some of that blunt directnass which character ized the speech of his father, the late general. Addressing the beard not long ago, he said: "I firmly beneve that ,he less frequertly this lawless body meets, the better it will be for '5he city of New York