Arizona republican., 1899-09-05
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 States cattle were placsd on Mexican ranges last year.
 Dr. H, ". Fenner and wife of Tue son have returned to their home from an eastern trip.
 It is understood in official circles at Tarson that the tax rate in Santa CGQ4 county has been fixed at S3.50.
 William BendaIl. driver Of the Black Warrior stage. killed a big wild cat last Tuesday night whilei 1t was raid ing the company's hen roOst.
 E. E. Griffith and Albert E. Snyder who went to San Carlos last week to eAlist, were rejected on account of de- fective eyesight, says the Globe Silver Belt.
 The Globe public schools will not open until October ?. It is expected finished and ready for occupancy De- Gembsr 1.
 In the district court of Pima county Julia M. Sweetland of Tucson has filed a plea of divorce from Edward w. Sweetland of Bisbee. The charge IS desertion.
 Marshal Taylor has resumed his dil- ties e.s chief of police Of the city Of
  Ritas for almost thirty days Ex- Marshal George Oakes will again IT. tire to private life.-Star.
 Upper Big Bug was the scene. Of an other shooting few days ago, Mexi- cans being the participants and black eyed sencrita the cause, says the Prescott Journal-Miner. Deputy Shsr- s5ff Marsh has gone to the scene of the disturbance.
 Mir. Magee, manager of the RillitO cooperative. colony, was thrown from his buggy the other day in Tucson, as tae Essult of a collision with a run away team. The buggy and the wagon attached to the runaway were badly shattered and Mir Magee was severely bruised.
 The Southern Pacific company as usual has granted it's employees holi- day on Labor day, September 4, and they expect that the merchants of Tue son will be just as generous and grant their employees a holiday on said day to cooperate with the shop boys, says the Star
 An Fl Paso paper says that Guy But Der, a mining man well known throughout Arizona and especially in Globe, where he was employed by Q large mining company. was arrested Ol4 NOA14 ploA14I Ot IS lOOlSi-lr 4dlS Dl U prietor of the Legal Tender saloon, for swindling him cut of SS5. Butler was arrested and taken to the county jail to await preliminary hearing.
 The home of Judge Davis, says the Star. was burglarized at an early hour 1n Thursday night MT Lcwis Davis, brother of the judge. discovered that the front doors had been pried open, upon entering the house shortly after . ' o'clock. The intruders disturbed the contents of several rooms. Mr. Davis, who is the present occupant cf the house, missed his revolver Judge Davis is in the east. No arrests. Last Saturday Officer Hamilton ar rested Ramon Elario fer carrying deadly weapons The officer found the l man quarreling with another person, ! holding partly concealed in his hand q ! dirk knife, of a peculiarly unique and | dangerous pattern. Judge Wright fined : the offender S15 and confscated the knife, which he proposes to put into his cabinet of curiosities. The thing is homemade and is a genuine curiosity i of workmanship and construction.
 MT. W. H. Gorten met with a serious accident Monday last while working in shaft on the group of mines near Walnut springs, lately purchased by q MT. Moore, says the Stafford Guard daE. His partners were letting some tInbers down to him. one of them slipped out Of the rope and fell down the shaft, striking Mir. Gorten on the head, laying the scalp wide open for over three inches. The only wonder is how he escaped being k.llsd. The shaft is ffty-seven feet deep and the Z ttmber fell from the top.
 Mrs. A. William Neal of Oracle has Abssn in the city this week soliciting articles for a fair to be given slt Nam moth on the 18th and 16th of the cur rent month Mrs. Neal, who will re- turn to Oracle on Monday, has met with surprising success in her efforts the merchants donating liberally. The priest wfo represents the district is building a small church at Mammoth and the parishoners hope to raise d good fund in aid of the object, out Of the proceeds of the fair Mrs. Neal is tc be commended for taking such q lively interest in the mattsr.-Tucson Star
 Joe Dciro, the ex-sa1oon keeper who killed Jose Garcia about a week ago when he, discovered him on his prem ises, and whcl was exculpated by the coToner's jury in the matter, was On night bpforn 1ac rp.a-r,rac+o6