Arizona republican., 1898-11-29
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges.

AAS%AAANFsAAAsAH<AA H<AAsA<ASAAAeAAMAS<N ccrum. Had it not been for the timely and energetic measures taken by the
 officers, it is difficult to foretell what might have happened-Holbroo Ar
 gus.
 Father Donneily at BellemCnt on the
 22d inst. spoke the words which joined
 fer veal or woe the lives Of Miss May
 Daze and MT. JCe Morritz The cere-
 mony was performed at S:30 o'clock at
 the home Of the brides nClAer, and immediately followed an elegant we'd ding breakfast. Miss Daze is one of Coconino's fairest daughters and her
 many sweet traits of womanline8s have Morritz is a prominent sheepman Of northern Arizona and is highly re- speoted by all. The happy pair left for 1 California on the same day on an eX- tend wedding tour.-Williams News.
 The Saginaw mill anc box factory
 was compelled to close down last Mon iday evening on account Of the railroad
 company refusing every one water
 from the railroad reservoir, which
 caused a delay of 9 few days until the
 company could lay a new pipe line to
 water in the Walsh canyon. The wa
 ter is closer to the mill and inexhaust-
 ible, which makes it ba,,er for the Sag
 inaw people in all respects. The com
 pany has to tax the working capacity
 of it's mills to the utmost to keep in
 sight of their orders and delay or two or three days means much. By work
 ing day and night the water mains
 were connected last night an the mills
 resumed operation this morning. Williams News.
 4 mum Der of the young friends or
 Miss HarIie, Wells gave that young lady a pleasant surprise at the home of her parents last Wednesday evening, the occasion being the celebration of her fifteenth birthday. Miss Wells was the recipient of numerous handsome presents and birthday souvenirs. Mes danes Wells, Burns, McDonald and Miss Gray assisted Miss Wells in en- 1e1t2ining. The evening was pleasantly spens in divers innocent amusements. Elegant refreshments were served to the com pany present. Those present were: Ruth Hayward, Celia Thomp- son, Mamie and Minnie Davis and Dol ly Keelcr, Master Maurice Salzman, Dwight Ke6ler and Clarence Wells Williams News.
 The Yuma Sun prints the following:
 The first cash sale that has occurred in the King of Arizona district for long time was completed last week, when Jchn Singleton, who owns sev- eral paying properties in Randsburg district, purchased, through his agent, E. R. Stevens, Gus Livingstone's claim adjoining the King of Arizona com rany's famous Hcmestake property. The pricc paid was S4500, spot cash. The property has nothing dcne Cn io beyond assessment work. but iI shows up fabulously rich, some Of the ore, which is similar in appearance to that of the HCme5taEe, assaying as high as 2,000 per ton. The main ledge is about eighteen inches in width, and great many stringeTs containing rich ore appear Cn the claim. MT. Single ton has already sent @ complete CutHt and . force Of men to the scene, and the develCpment of thu propeIsy and the shipping oi the ere will be begun Gt cree"
 A copy of ''L9 Bandera Americans" published at Mayaguez, PoutC Rico, has been received at Bisbeo by the Orb, It has four columns to the page, and con- sisss of elght pages printed on two separate sheets. The quality of paper used is very poor and coarse. but doubt less it is as valuable in Porto Rico as much finer paper is here. The paper essays to print par- Of it's editorial matter in English, which is evidently carved out of the rought with a very dull hatchet The editor, however, is exercising his prerOgative Of free speech to give the new American may or Santiago R. Palmer, roast for his deIinQuencies, and concludes an article nearly a column and a half long with tho intimation that We have not in ished" It would seem that Mayor Loa l171Hr ic mt running rho 96mini Stra- tiCn properly. One of the things charged up against him is the fact that he has ar.nsd the policemen with strong sticks. which are subject of censure, because ''ie is against our cul- ture and contrary to our civilization. The mayor also gave $500 to the former Spanish mayor for his services. This the paper objects to in quaint English La Bandera Americana" is a most in teresting specimen of newspaper mak- ing.
 The Rutland (Vt.) Herald says it is proposed to honor Admiral Dewey in Vermont by erecting Dewey HaI.' to be used fer drilling purpCs-s in the states military institution, Norwich University. This insti -utiCn has long ben a military school, and many Of tho officers Of the civil war were amoEg it's graduates. It is likely that the legislature wil appropriate 3 s1m to- ward the addition Of th.s hall to the Univ-Tsi.y, and it is pr -p-561 also to raise rn-ney by popular srb-criP ion for the sam puIpo-c. This will b9 Cpcn to ,-nt-i5uticns outside Of he state as well in it, and those inter e3ted in hCnoring Admiral Dewey, will find