Arizona republican., 1899-10-21
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges.

]. \. Barley of the Tucso1 stables
left yesterday for Mesa. He Is making
the trip in connection with his bust
nesS.-Star.
Thomas Arambul0 who was convict
ed of criminal assault Wednesday. was
sentenced Yesterday to eight years i'm
prisonment.- Star.
j. w Wilson has returned from Skull
valley; cattle in extra fine shape; good
many shipped out; frost done little
dap age SO far.-Prescott Courier
Died, in Prescott, October IS, 1899,
Emma D. Kerr, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Kerr The family will
take the remains to San Diego, Cal,
tomorrow naOrning.-Courier.
George H. Vanderwalker yesterday
shipped two cars of fat sheep to
Tacson, one going to Schumacher
and the other to Pusch & Zelleweger,
says the Range News. Mr. Wander
walker has been breeding up his sheep
for years and his hocks now show fine
quality.
W. \. Fiege was down from Sum
nit ranch today. He recently return
ed from chihuahua, Mexico. with
trainlOad OF cattle, which he sold to
J. e. Sturgeon of Tempe. While in
Salt RiyCr valley he purchased n span
of handsome standardized trotters.-
TaDge News.
John LAWYER of Prescott has gone to
San Diego and may go on to Honolulu
and from there to Hilo, a sea port sit
Uated on the eastern coast Of the island
of Hawaii. Hilo is said to have one OF
the largest and finest ports in the Pa
ciIic ocean and, it is claimed, is sure
to eventually become a great city.
Mr.. ]. E. Sturgeon, the well known
cattle dealer of Tempe, arrived here
Monday and today drove out to
Whitewater to look at a bunch Of
steers, says the Range News. He
states that he does not want any thin
stuff this season. Mr.. Sturgeon says
there are a good many cattle on alfalfa
in the Salt River valley.
A N Goudy arrived last week
from Los Angeles and has since visit
ed Riggs ranch and the several round
ups now in progress in this section.
He finds cattle everywhere in good
condition but reports that stockmen
complain of a small calf crop. Mr.
Goudy Will probably make some pur-
ehases of fat stock before leaving
Range News.
Rev. J. Verify, late pastor of the
Central NJ. E. church at San Diego,
Cal, arrived Thursday morning and
began his pastorate at WILCOX, Pearce
and possibly Tombstone Will be in
Guided in his circuit. Rev. Verify has
spent nearly forty years in the minis
try and is q man of unusual vigOr as
well as an impressive speaker. He will
spend next Sunday at Pearce.-News.
The Wilcox gun club was or
ganized Sunday with fifteen members
and the following ofiicers:- president,
J. n. Lean; captain, E. r. Hooker;
secretary, F. r. O'Brien: treasurer,
William Speed. K. L. Hart and DR..
Purcell of Tucson came up to assist in
the organization. In practice shoot
at the clubs grounds Sunday. Bert
G.. Parker of the DO ranch made the
highest score-Range News.
That the fat cattle in the territory
are being eagerly sought for by the
eastern packers is instanced by the
following from the Range News: In
spector E. r. Hooker last week ac-
cornpanied to Sierra Bonita ranch a
representative of the Cudahy Pack
ing company of Los Angeles. who, We
understand. arranged to make a series
off shipment of fat cattle from the
ranch during the fall months. It's no
trouble to sell good stock.
Something of conditions in the Yaqui
country can be understood by reading
the following from the Tombstone
Prospector: Mr.. A Wight of Pearce
came in today from Mexico, where he
has been for the past month looking
over the country in the vicinity OF To- |
poIobampa bay and the Yaqui river sec |
ton in the interest of some eastern col |
onists who may take a colony cOnces- !
sion from the Mexican government MI /
Wight is also interested in tire PROPOSE /
ton. During his travels Mr. Wight /
visited several prosperous American /