Arizona republican., 1898-10-02
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

<SS<SessSeSSS.sSSS0SfV relocated on account of the assessment work not having been done. It may be well to remember that the congres- sicnal enactment exempting United States soldiers owning unpatsai.ed min ing claims from the customary annual assessment work, and exempting them from their share Of such work in any case where, they are jointly interested went into effect June l, 1893. Briefly 1t provides that at any time prior to January 1st of each year if a United States soldier file with the county clerk or recorder in the county CT district Tn which the claim is located a state ment that he is in the volunteer ser vice of the United States no one can relocate his interest in the claim, the assessment work being deemed done by the government as to his interest A telegram was received Thursday announcing the death Of Mrs. Charles Bowman. Mrs. Bowman came to Tue son some eight years ago suffering from pulmonary affection which threat ened to result fatally in a short time Owing to the beneficial effects of the climate her health improved and she filled many positions of trust and re- sponsibility until her marriage to our ! fellow townsman, Chas. Bowman. For two or three years her life has gradu- ally eObed away until death claimed Its victim. NIT. Bowman, iI response to ( telegram announcing alarming symptoms, left for the east Tuesday morning and will not learn of his great loss until he arrives at his destination Mrs. Bowman had host of friends and 2cquaintances in TucsCn who will hear with sorrow the above announcement Mir. Bowman has the sympathy Of our ] citizens iii his evement.-Citizen.
 Miss May Genung has returned to Prescott from a visit to relatives and i friends in California.
 A party Of fifteen, besides the Rough Riders, Kier, Webb and Foster, were cordially invited to a dinner given at the Bessemer grill room last evening by MT. and Mrs. Crossey. The ban quet room had been artistically decor ated with a profusion Of bunting and flags, while in the center of the table was large floral stand from which vines int5rmingled with clusters of bright colored grapes hung down in artistic ways. At each plate was placed small bouquet of tube roses.
 
 ferns and flowers. The msnu was elab- crate and was heartily enjoyed by those present Kier being taken ill during the early part Of the evening cast a gloom ever all, and as a consequence the tcasts customary on such cccas- ions were emitted. TC Mir. and Mrs. Crossey the Rough Riders and the other guests are truly grateful for their excellent service, who show true heart mess in the manner in which they have treated the r5turned heroes-Bisbee Orb.
 The improvement in the general horse stock Of the territory has been far more rapid and permanent than is known to the casual observer. From Kentucky were brought the choicest specimens Of saddle breeds, as repre- sented in the families Of Denmark and MOntrose, and Blueben blood; and runners Of many strains, chiefly Of Bon nie Scotland, bennington and Longfel- low descent. From Tennessee were brought Da'cers from the noted Tom Hal stock. All hOrsemen who have had experience with the range-raiSed pro- duct of these importations concede that for endurance and intelligence they are not surpassed, if equaled in the world. The exceptional advantage breeders of the highest class Of horses both trotters and runners would secure by locating in southern Arizona is just beginning to be understood and advan- tage taken Of it by enterprising own CTS. The wonderful success of the trotting horse Zombro On the Pacific coast is an indication Of what Arizona climate and feed will produce. Distin- guished horse breeders boldly assert that Arizona is producing the highest type Of the horse in the world-Tonlb- stone ProSpector.