Arizona republican., 1899-10-11
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

V. Canhage. the San Jose, Cal. cat tlernan. has purchased 500 head of cat tie of the Jacobs and Roeblets ranches in Pima county.
 Miss Kate O. Taylor was appointed guardian of Alfred, Henrietta, George and James Taylor, minors, by the pro- bate court yesterday.-Tucson Star.
 The city council has ordered for the f1rement twelve helmets and a half dog en rubber coats. Yuma will soon have a fire department worth speaking of Sentinel.
 We are pleased to announce that tho Methodist conference recently held at Prescott returned Rev. F. w. Downs to the M E. church at this place. He will preach next Sunday.-Safford Ari- Zonian.
 George J. Stoneman was appointed district attorney of Gila county on Monday last to succeed Porter w. Fleming, resigned. The vote of the board of supervisors was unanimous, evidencing the high opinion which they entertain of MT. Stoneman's abil- ity.-Globe Silver Belt.
 The Globe Silver Belt says the story of supposed infanticide in the northern part of Gila county last July, which was discredited at the time it was pub lished is refuted by a letter received at the sheriff's office from an officer at Je- rome who states that the child is now with a family in Prescott.
 Colonel J. B. Breathitt has sold a band of 215 head of cattle, to Canhage, Ingraham & Scott of San Luis Obispo county, Cal, the cattle to be shipped today. Another sale of 800 head 10
 6o h06n closed. The colonel reports two more sales about to be completed, one for band of 500 and the other for 1000 head.-Tucson Star.
 Mrs. Chuck Rogers made her appear ance last Saturday by rail from Mesa MT. Rogers had no idea his wife was in town. and no preparations were made in house cleaning. Mrs. Rogers went to the house and could not get in but after borrowing all the keys within ten blocks the door was finally opened- Chuck turned up some time towards morning-Globe Times.
 John R. Lee, postmaster at Monitor and sage of the Gila, was in town the first of the week admiring our sky scrapers, cement sidewalks, street cars and other adjuncts of modern clVlllza- tion. MT. Lee called and reassured us that the latch string hangs on the out side of his habitation, all of which we will remember when pirating up and down the Gila.-Yuma Sentinel.
 The robbery reported in our last is sue turned out to be a fake Upon close investigation by the officers the facts developed that the bartender at the Bucket of Blood indulged in a game with several strangers. He lost and
 hi far1lT T1ln hEa told the next morning that he had been robbed. Later he admitted that he lied about the affair, and had lost the mon ey in gambling-Holbrook Argus.
 E. R. Stafford and family, with Miss Tucv Futile, returned fror=a 2 trip to Bonita and Eagle creeks last Saturday evening. The party explored a prehls- toric cliff dwelling while gone and SC c,1red ouits a collection of articles for rnerIy belonging to these ancient Ar1- zcaians The relics consisted of stone axes and knives, pottery, baskets, bone needles, sandals, shell bracelets and a great number of other small articles Stafford Arizonian.
 | George F. Wilson and Miss ElizZa beth V. Claypool were married last evening, October 4, at the residence or the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. w. M Claypool, Probate Judge P M- Thurmond, officiating. The wedding was a very quiet affair, only the rela- tives and a few intimate friends being present. The contracting parties are both we'll known in Globe and they have the best wishes of many friends for their future happiness and success, Silver Belt.
 T. D. Heyl, the new agent for Globe of the G. V. G. & N. railway, arrived Saturday evening last and took charge of the station Monday morning, says the Silver Belt. MT. Heyl is not en- tireIy a stranger here, having served the company as agent at Geronimo for a long time, and made the acqualn- tance of many who are now residents of Globe Mrs. Heyl and little daugh- ter now at Santa Ana, Cal, will arrive within two weeks and the family will make Globe their home.
 Residents of San Carlos were sur prised on Friday last to find water run ming from the hydrants at their re- spectiVe homes, says the Globe Times. It was the first time such thing had happened for four days, during whlch time the city water works consisted or a four-mule team and limited num- Der of barrels. This primitive method was resorted to while replacing the old pump with a new one. A new tank IS also being erected near the one now 1n