Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

I No important news has lately been received from the scene Of the recent
 strike near Stark's ranch on the east
 slope of the Graham range. We under
 stand that since the storm the discoV-
 erers have done a little development i work on their claims.-Range News. ! At the meeting of the board of super
 visCr3 today George H. Schuerman was
 elected chairman and J. H. Robinson clerk of the board. J. R. Beatson, by virtue of having received the highest 1 vote for supervisor, became the long
 term member of the board.-J0urnal- Miner.
 l A light sprinkle of snow covered the ground Monday morning at Prescott. Solon Marker is in from the camp Of the Zonia Copper company mine, six miles from Kirkland He reports the
 shelter going up and 1,500 tons of ore on the ground ready to work The
 smeIter has Q capacity of fifty tons a day. This camp is thirty miles from
 Prescott. says the Courier.
 Word comes from Sonora that D. H. Snyder, formerly manager Of the Tur- key Track herd, but who has lately been engaged in mining in Siaaloa, re- gently started north with 9 herd of B.
 0G0 steers purchased in the lower coun- try. bu5 that Colonel Kosterlitzki dis patched a guard to stop the drive on the ground that the cattle had been brought from a tick infested district. The new county officials were induct- ed into their respective offices at mid night on Saturday. In the sheriff Of
 fee J. L. Munds succeeded George C..
 Ruffner, A. A. Johns succeeded J. P.
 Dillon as under sheriff, and Horace
 Toi 4 4e1o
 Ed Ruffner was appointed janitor. MT. Munds has made no appointments yet of any deputies. Reese NJ Ling sue cseded H. D. Ross as district attorney, and D. E. Dumas and J. R. BeatsO took the places on the board of super Visors occupied by Thomas Roach and
 H. H. Carter w. l. Johnson and C.. P. Hicks succeeded themselves as re- corder and probate judge respectively, and c. F. Cox took charge of the office Of county school superintendent.-JCu nal-Miner.
 Report is that the constable at Wick enburg is turning back all hobOs who arrive on the s0uthbound train. They gravftate back to Congress and worry the deputy sheriff at that point A gang of twenty-two were turned back on a recent day, says the Prescott Cour- fer. For a long time the Congress Mining company fsd these transients,
 but the glad tidings spread and the transients multiplied so fast that the company, as a.matter of self protection, quit feeding them. These floating specimens of humanity are recklessly indifferent as to where they land. The deputy sheriff threatened to take one of them to the pest house and he re- piled that he was ready to go, as the pest house would be an improvement on his present condition.
 MT. [. B. Moore returned last We'd nesday from Hermosillo, Mexico, where he had been for several days negCtia- ting the sale of a large bunch Of cattle contracted by him some weeks ago, says the Wilcox Range News. The herd had been contracted to a Kansas firm, but owing to the failure Of FL more, Cooper & Co. of Kansas City, the parties were unable to secure the mon ey and had to forfeit their advance payment. MT. Moore was fortunately able to sell q part Of the cattle to Sils- bee 6 Benton, who shipped them in bond to Pilot Knob, west of Yuma, from which point they were driven to Lower California. The shipment az gregated ,450 head. MT Moore has an order for about 500 head Cf stock cattle to go to San Diego county, Cal.