Arizona republican., 1898-09-30
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

tives Of the bride and friends of the contracting parties. Mir. Waters holds | the responsible position Of snaiter foreman of the United Glcbe mines and l is highly esteemed
 The anxiety felt by the relatives Of Clifford Middleton, a Rough Rider, was relieved by letter from him, received by his sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Allison last Thursday. The letter is dated Septem- Der 16, and was written at St Peters hospital, Brooklyn, where Cliff had oeen an inmate for ten days, sick with lever. He was conyalescent and hoped 70 be out in few days and able to start for Globe-Belt.
 H. J. Sellers, enc Of the Rough Rid [ CTS and the only Williams soldier who smelled powder in the late war, by a telegram to the News, is expected home tomorrow. Henry will be the most I55tted lad in this neck-o-the-woods for several days to come, as everybody is proud of him and the record he has made. He saw the whole performance and was in it all. With the exception Of slight touch of feV5r he was un- harmed.-Williams News.
 The s. P. company is doing rushing business through and local. There is large amount of alfalfa hay being shipped from the Salt River valley. Fifty tons are awaiting cars at Tempe The hay famine in California has re- suited in thousands of tons being ship ped from southern Arizona. A large amount Of wheat is being shipped from Sacaton via Casa Grande to the Eagle mills of this city, from which the fla mcus brand Of Gold Dust flour is man ufactured.-Tucson Star.
 Some days ago the Courier stated that certain people living in the Thumb Butte neighborhood claimed to have heard 9 loud noise, as Of an explosion, followed by a slight vibration of the earth. Mir. c. Marsh, in talking about this matter last Saturday, stated that or the 18th Of this month he was com ing over the Catootin trail, when he saw 9 large, luminous body of some kind moving rapidly through the air in an easterly direction, and that as it approached the earth he heard two loud and sharp reports.-PreScottC COur- fer.
 Farley Smith is in receipt of a letter from his partner. Don Coots, in the kiondyke, in which the latter says:
 
 no new strikes made. He states that he has refused S30.000 for one of his claims He states that he encountered a large bear 150 miles from Dawson, shot the bear six times before the bear fell. the bear charging down upon him all the while Coots seems to think, from the tenor of his letter, that cfti- zen of the United States does not have che best show ina ginable up in that re- giCn.-Prescott Courier.
 A w Morris, for many years at the head of the dry goods department in Gandolfo & Sanguinetti's store, was arrested last week in Mexico for em- beZzlement and is now in jail in Fl Paso. He left Yuma last May and went to Fl Paso to accept the manage ment Of large dry goods house. He seemed to hs getting along nicely and was giving perfect satisfaction to his employer until recently when it was discovered that he was a victim of the gambling habit, which brought his downfall. The shortage amounts to about s1, ,500-Yuna Sentinel
 Walter Wood, son Of Frank NJ. Wood Of Globe, arrived in that town from French Corral, Nevada county, Cal, last Monday week. He has joined his father there, in the hope that his health, not good in California, may be benefited. Miss Fannie Fiske, who spent the sumnlsr with the Wood fam fly in French Corral, returned to Ari- zcna with Walter, stopping at Tucson, where she has entered the university.
 The laying of the corner stone for tlla hall Of Rescue ledge No. 13, I. o. O. F., of Globe, took place Thursday afternoon with imposing ceremonies, Grand Master J. J. Hill officiating.
 At meeting of the board Of school trustees held Monday evening, it was decided in consideration of the large number Of scholars in attendance to employ an additional teacher. Two of the rooms have over sixty scholars each, which is too many to be in one room, both On account of one teacher being unable to properly attend to so many, and also on account of the health of the children. A part of the children in botL of these crowded rooms will be taken to form a new class. The room recently burned will be repaired as rapidly as possible and the new class put in it. Mrs Whalley who was elected first substitute teach CT in June will be put in charge of the new class. Every effort is being made to raise the Tucson schools to an equal ity with the best schools in the terri tory, and to meet the increased num- Der of scholars with increased school odations-CitiZen.
 The city council at a special meet ing held On Saturday evening adopted a resolution disbanding the fire depart ment and relieving all officers of the department from all official duties. This was done on account Of the membership falling below the minimum limit. The council intends to reorganize the de partment and calls for volunteers for the two hose companies. The chemical engine and hook and ladder will be managed by a single company, and vol urteers are desired for this company also H. E. Sheldon has besn appoint ed temporary chief Of the department. When the companies have the full T11r71 ho,. If men rqnUirP1 DermaQf0t Oftl-