Arizona republican., 1899-11-06
Arizona Day by Day
Live Nlws Tuken From Territorial Exchanges.

Secretary Laughlin. OF the territorial
prison, arrived Sunday morning from
Quincy. III, accompanied by his newly
made oride.-Yuma Sun.
The Red Men of Tucson gave a very
succe ssful minstrel show on Friday
night bringing many local stars to the
frCnt and liberal amount of money
10 the box Office.
Forest Supervisor Thayer went out
yesterday and served notice on some
stull GU tiers who were operating on the
new reserve, to stop work--Journal-
Mir er.
1. y. Kinney, stenographer for the
old Dominion Copper company. vino
has been sick with typhoid fever for
several weeks. is happily convalescent,
and hopes to return to work within a
few days.-Silver Belt
Friends OF Mrs. c. D. Reppy will be
panied TO learn that her condition is
not as favorable as reported last week.
on Tuesday last fever returned, and
has been ranging over 100 ever since.
Indicating relapse--Tribune.
Two new cottages being constructed
by Levy & Co., on the east side of
Main street are nearing completion.
says the Yuma Sun. Another cottage
the same size and style. is also under
way y new cement sidewalk has been
built in front of them.
The formal opening of John Gandol-
fo's new hotel will take place tomorrow
evening. the festivities commencing at
eight O'Clock sharp. Invitations have
been issued and preparations are being
made for grand time. Dancing will
be the principal feature of the event
Yuma Sun.
The Los Angeles Herald reports the
issuance of a marriage license Novem-
Der l, in that city to Frederick Sattes,
native OF Germany, aged 40 years, and
a resident of Prescott, Arizona, and
Maud Z. GiIle, a native of Ohio, aged
% Years, and resident of San Fran
cis .o.-Journal-Miner
They have lively times at their soci-
ETY. balls in Globe. The Silver Belt
says: Justice VIM. Whalley had case
come before him yesterday in which
Pete Colette, Jim Gacolette and Pablo
Troly were found guilty and fined $50
each for an assault made upon Ericoli
Parrochini at a dance on last Saturday
night
The Old Dominion Copper Mining
and Smelling company has a force of
about sixty men at work. under the di-
rection of George Roggenstroh, build
ing road from a point half a mile be-
yond Bloody Tanks. running south of
the Garden trail, to a terminus near
the heaI of Pinto creek. The road will
be SCI en- or more miles in length.-SiI-
Yer Belt
Manuel Roldan, the man whose skull
was crushed in row in Sicocan's sa-
loon several weeks ago. and upon whom
the operation of trepanning was sue
cessfully performed by DIR. Purcell, still
continues insane and this morning he
was sent to the insane asylum at Phoe-
nix. 1t is hoped that he will recover
his sanity as soon as he entirely recov-
ers from his injury.-Citizen.
]. NJ. Aitkin. ]. ]. wragovich and
Chas. AIlabach will leave tomorrow for
two weeks hunting trip in HelIs can
yon. Bear, deer and turkey are the
special objects of their trip, but any
stray quail. or other kind of game that
gets in their way Will suffer the con-
sequences. Mr.. Aitkin is up from Phoe-
nix for a months Vacation.-Journal-
Miner.
a collision occurred this side of Ft.
Thomas Tuesday night, says the Globe
Times. a caboose was set out on the
main track to be pushed up to Geroni-
mo, but the coming train was not noti-
fled, and consequently ran into the car,
breaking the pilot and laying up the
engine for day. The engineer jumped
while the fireman was not aware of the
trouble, and remained, and came out
all right. Men on the caboose jumped
before the bump.
J. F. Ketcherside and E. L. Ben
brook came in on Sunday last from the
Nosburg ranch, near Pleasant Valley.
The reported sale of the Vosburg cat
tie and ranch to ]. N. Williams was
not consummated. Mr.. Vosburg having
concluded not to part with them. Stock
IN that section is in fine condition and
vii winter well. The men at the Vos-
burg ranch recently killed huge sill
ver-tip bear that measured eight feet
or morc.-Silver Belt.
T II. Harris, an old resident of ella
county, was sorely tried by learning of
the death of his only brother, Finis II.
Harris, of yellow fever in New Orleans
on October 10Th. says the Globe Times.
The deceased was but Sc years of age
and held the responsible position of tel
eGraph editor on the New Orleans Plea
yune. Some four years ago the deceased
visited Arizona and received much at
tention on account of his bright intel
lcct. y wife and one child are left to
mourn his loss. The New Orleans pa