Arizona republican., 1899-09-30
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 Charles Q. Stansberry of Buckeye, Ariz., hss made final entry on a 16O- acre bCmestead at the Tucson land e, fce.(
 1gnacion Allala, who made the mur derous attack on John KiTwagen at Je- rcme recently, has made his escape from the Jerome jail.
 Georgie Beatson, the little son of Supervisor and Mrs. J. R. Beatson. is recovering from a very severe spell of sickness ss.-Journal-Miner
 The strike on the sewer works seems ;bo have ended, as Foreman Gregory has the usual force of men at work in the Gitches today.-Journal-Mi
 Mrs R. NJ Rodgers of Camp Verde, having sold out her interest in the store there, has come to Prescott to reside, to give her children the benefit Cf our public schools s.-JourEal-Miner
 Mrs. Fred Riley and daughter were fncoming passengers on the train yes terday and will make their future home here, MT. Riley being employed in the Copper Queen st-Ce.-Bisbee Ol95.
 The First district court will convene Monday. Judge Davis will have an unusually full calendar this term, but with his usual energy he will soon dis pose of many of the cases-Tucson Star
 The large starehcuse fer the blaming mill is nearly completed. The building will be one of the largest as well as one off'the most substantial Of the adobe buildings in the city.-Tucs0n Star
 Thunder showers in the mountains yesterday cooled the atmosphere very noticeably. A good shower in the city would be appreciated for the territory covered by the street sprinkler is linn ited--Star.
 J. M. Dawley, brCther-in-law of Cap eain Heil Hale, is s3jouning with reIa- tives in Tucson. MT. Dawley is an old army veteran, a practical printer and may make Arizona his future home Incson Citizen.
 w. R. Pattsrso1 last Wednesday bought from Monk Bros. 600 head Of steers and dry cows for Eduard de Ia CueSta of Santa Barbara, Cal. Terms priva'se and delivery early next month. -Willcox Range News.
 The Tucson base ball team will play the Fl F3s3 tenn at Base Ball park Carillo's garden, on October 6, ' and s. Twelve men will come here from Fl Paso, ths regular team of nine mem berS and substitutes.-Sta
 An extra force of men are working for the Tucson Lumber company ar ranging lumber in the yard that has recently arrived. Many carloads of building material have been recaived Ter the company within a short time.
 Frank Weston came in today from his ranch in the Sulphur Springs val ASy- He reports everything in first c11Gs C-ldition in that section of the count-y. The ranchers are all at work cutting and stacking hay for winter use.-Bisbee Ot5.
 One Of the large stone piers for tb new North Sixth avenue bridge near the blaming mill has been completed. says the Tucson Star, and the ether is WsI under way. The completion Of this bridge will be appreciated by all "i.'d have Cccasicn to go to the east side of the railroad yards.
 The. Brown forgery case. set for hearing before Justice Culver ysster- day. was again postponed, this time to J a. m. tcday. The cause Of this t7st pCStpclement was the non-arrival of the alleged forged draft. is expected that it will arrive from San Francisco III dime for use t-day.-Tucson Star
 William Walker, the well known cher, better known les Billy Walker. 1 left on this afternoons train for the Castle Creek hot springs to take a DE- sition with the hotel there AS a ca | terer he has few equals and rci super :, 1ors in this country and he is nsver l out Of position when he wants to | wcrk.-JourLal-Mi Over forty carloads 9f cattle have i been skipped ever the s. F. P. & P. railroad during the past few days, says the JcU-nal-Miner Some have gone to Phoenix and thirteen carloads were shipped from Kirkland to Saticoy. Cal. between S'a1gus and Ventura Eigh- teen carloads have been shipped -ver the P. & E. from Mayer.
 New Mexico las one of the oldest of oid-tlmaIs. The Journal-DemCcrat says: "Old-Timer'' Peik, who piloted Coronado up the R:,o, Grande some 400 years ago, and later on told the people where to mine in the Organs and Jaril- las, IS TOW bonanza king in the latter camp >11d it is rumor5d that Perk will be the next mayor Of the city
 A number Of men (so-called) have recently left Bisbee without paying thldr just debts, and with more than enough money in their pockets t1 do so. This practice is dangerous and