Arizona republican., 1898-11-03
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken from TerrItorieI E>ehorees.

Florence celebrated the second ami
 v5Tsary Of their wedding last Monday.
 They are very popular and received the
 con gratulations Of their numerous friends cn the happy occasion.
 The unfortunate female known as
 the read runner has been sent to
 the asylum at Phoenix again, says the
 Prsscctt Courier. Wh5n brought into Prescott she had been terrorizing fam flies in the southern part of the county.
 Will Flint, zanjero fer Florence dis trict, has returned from a two months visit to San Louis Obispo, Cal. He was called there by the illness of his fathor His many friends are glad to see him back and are alsc glad to learn that his father has recovered his health.
 Died, in Prescott, October 20, 1898, Rudolph Stcppen, aged about B years. He has beon employed as a bridge car penter on the Big Bug railroad, and was buried Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the railroad tIcplcyes. He | leaves a wita and four children. i Monday morning the Chinese cook Of MT. Ignacio Bonillss stepped across the line for 3 moment On an errand.
 (Mr Bcnillas' residence is right at the lire). The Chinaman was inconti- nently seized by United States official for being illegally within the United States.-Ncg2 gales Oasis.
 ! John McC8rsy, cne O. Arizona's fish commissioners, was in Florence last He desires to app-int from three to five assistants in that county, says the Tribune and would be glad to have those who would accept the positions corr spord win him at Alh8mbra, MaricCpa county. He has already made one appointment, J H. Durham of Huntcn
 l As the forms cf the Oasis ara clos ins Friday evening it was learned that Mir. Charles Cranz had died about o'clock at the MOntezuma hotel. MT. CranE is well known in Aricna, Lower California and Sinal0a, and his broth CTS, Frank s. Cranz and William CIanz, have the sympathy of 3. world Of friends in their bereavement nt.-NOgaIes Oasis.
 MT. F. B. Maldonado, son-in-iaw of c. V. Angulo Of Florence, returned to that town last week from a nine months trip in Central Am1r.ca. MT. Maldcrado is 9 rustling, afable busi- ness man, says the Florence Tribune, and will do well in any country. After Q shcr, visit with his family in Tucson MT. Meldonado will trave1 through Mexico, expecting to. be gone about three mcn5ds.
 Yuma ledge Nc. ', 4. O U. ". is in a v5ry prosperous ccnditiCn. It em- braces in it's membership 9 majority Of the most substantial citizens of the to ioI hO+ ly added more of like character Four new members will be initiated into the mysteries Of the Crder at the next meet ing l. is an Crder Of long standing in this city, during which it has been a boon to the afflicted through aid ren- deTsd in various ways, besides the reg Ular beneficiary sum Of $2,000, which has always been promptly paid to the families Of its deceased members. Since the organization in this city nC less tk2n $l6.0G0 hss thus been dispersed to the unfortunate memb ers.-Yunla Sun. 1
 Several London capitalists connected with the Londcn Exploration company, | accompanied by Mir Curtis, passed through Florence this week On their | way to the Ray mine, says the Tribune. | IL is said tha5 active work will begin | at once on this property. Already oT- gineers are in the field surveying Q wagon road to Red Rock station cn the S. P railroad. This point will be reached in about forty miles from the mine, and over this read the company | will haul heavy machinery 10 tc placcl on the prcp-rty. The transfer Of the Ray group Of mines to the LGnd9n EX- ploIaticn company is one Of the most important mining deals that has taken place in Final county for years, and means added activity tC mining in that section.
 A v5Ty pretty weding was celebra- ted last Thursday evening at the hcsi- dercc Of MT. and Mrs. [. s. Powell, Ut which tins their daughter Nellie was married to MT Frank Shields. The bride locked charming in dress ct cream colored silk trimmed in satin r17chires and white chiffon, and the grccm in conventional black looked the hsDDv man he was. The couple were attended by Miss Bcgie BaTtIesCn and Mir. W. Y. Price. The ceremony was rcI formed by the Rev. I. T. Whittemcre at half-pzst five, and was followed by con organizations and inspection of the mum ere Us and h3ndsCna wedding gifts, Immediately after which the bride and groom and guests drove to the ranch house Of the firm of Shields &5 Price, Wentworth. I,5rc 3 most EOantiful supper was spread and enjoyed by all. 0liyas' orchestra had already arrived, end music and dancing finished out an evening which to all whc were present was mo1t enjoy .-abls.-Flerence Trib-