Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-25
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges.

The TWenty-third infantry in 81.
trains. will pass through this city Mon
day afternoon On its way from Au
gusta, Ga, to San Francisco en- roUt'
for the Philippines, says the Tucson
Citizen.
ARIZONA
Thare are two irrigation enterprise:
Of considerable magnitude being con-
structed by residents Of WinslJW. OF
which we shall have something to say
in the near future.-Winstow Mail.
NJ L. Wood of Bonita. contractor fcl
Fort Grant, is getting in great deal
of hay now and expects to get sutncleni
wild hay TO complete MS contract CT
very nearly all Of it. The last rains
done a great deal Of good and helped
the grass greatly.-Bulletin.
The authorities of this stake are pre-
pairing to make expeditions to Frank
lin and ST. David. The panty will con-
sist Of about fifty persons including
a large number of singers. They will
give concerts en- route at Layton and
Benson.-Builetin
Frank Martin, an old prcspector of
the Tonic country, has been taken to
the insane asylum by Sheriff Arm
strong, says the Globe Times. The IN
fortunate man is about so years old
and has been prospecting in the ncrth-
eIn part CT the county for the past
four years.
Jose Lewis, a Papago Indian, was ar
rested in the mountains yesterday by
the Indian police upon tbs charge Of
selling liquor without having a gov
ernmert license The prisoner was
brought t-i the local United States
marshal's force and lodged in the lccai
jail today.-'Tucs3n Citizen.
Judge ard Mrs. C. w. Wright re-
turned yesterday from their trip to the
northeast, visiting New York and 9th
er places on the north Atlantic sea-
board, and in Canada and along the
American side of the great lakes. They
have kinfolks and friends at many
places visited.-Tucson Cttizs1
A new bUrying ground has b5en Sc
1ected and laid off northwest CT the
city, says the Winslow Mail. Mr.. F'rCs6
the engineer, has the field notes and
will plat the pot, which will BE- turned
over to Mr.. Parr. Lots will be sold at
reasonable figures and the p.cceed DIS
used in fencing and otherwise beauti-
flying ths grounds.
Attorney A. Orfla returned this
morning from a two months eastern
tour during which he visited the
Omaha exposition aid the Toronto OK
position. He also, inspected all o. the
principal eastern cities and other
PLACES of interest. Mr. O.fila enjoyed
his trip immensely, but WIS glad to get
back to Tucson again.-Cftizan
W. w. BrCOl1ler has takekn a lease
en- the Fascoe building on Broad street
and is remodeling it preparatory 10
opening a store, says the Globe Times.
He will carry a large stock Of gen
eral merchandise Nj Drookner is
well and faYGrabIy known in Globe,
having been identified tn the Cid
Dominion Commercial company for
years.
The wagon that WIS conveying Mrs.
E. C. Waters and daughter, to Stafford
last week, capsized in crossing the
i8ashout in Whi5efield canyon. says the
Bulletin. The ladies were thrown out.
and Mrs. Waters sustained a fracture
of a rib. They returned to Duncan
and DR.. Graham was called n to rem
Ger his professional services. He re-
ports the patient dCing well.
Says the Deming Headlight: "Wind- |
ham and Costlio, who shipped 1.400 !
head CT cattle from this point this
week. and W-1o are large caIle faisers
on the lower ella, report that they |
have lost by death and thefts $500 /
worth of cattle since January 1, 1899. !
They are removing their cattle to Col /
fax county. 1t is now high time this /
cattle stealing was stopped, if it has /
TO be done by making some enc jump /
eff the cross bars of a telegraph pole, /
wearing a hempen cravat."
Douglas Walker, the cwner OF a big \
steep ranch in the Santa Ritas, came 4
to this city this morning, and met his .
wife and three daughters, who also az
rived this morning, says the Tucson
Citizen. The wife and daughters came
from Los Angeles, whefe lie home OF
the family has been until this time
The Walker family is quartered at the
Occidental. Tomorrow they will 60 to
sir Walkers ranch, where comfort
able quarters have been provided for
them to make their permanent hcme.
J. f. MoBain of Wallis will soon
start a daily stage between Wallis and
aelvetia. Mr.. McBain is in this city
today and this morning he. purchased B.
a light covered wagon Of w. ]. Corbatt
and a harness from F. ROnstadt, says
the Tucson Citizen. Mr.. McBain has
a team OF good goers and expects TO
cover the distance between Wallis and
which is sixteen miles, in