Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.



 It is rumored that Henry Thompson Of Greer has been frozen to death. Mir. Thompson was once a resident of St. Johns. We hope that this is :. false report.-St. Johns Herald
 Sam Greenwald has piece e ma hcgany taken from the San Juan block house. He sawed it into three slabs, keeping enc of them himself The Un- dressed wood looks very much like seasoned WalnUt.-PTesCO.t Courier.
 Our wcuId-be cri'o.cs will kindly take notice. that we set our avn tylce and without copy. We simply take a "stick" and stick up the lit-le we have to say, and if net just in accord with Murray, So much the worse for-Mur- Tay.-Pick and Drill
 District Attorney Ling cid not coma down town yesterday. Early in the morning a tramp appeared at the Ling residence and asked for bis breakfast The ladies fed the man; he thanked them and left, but stole the judges pants as he went out.-Prescott Cour- fer.
 By direction Of the assistant secre- tagy of war, Private Julius B. Green, troop K, Ninth United States cavalry, now at Fort Huachuca, Arizona terIi-' tory, is transferred to the hospital corps as 3. private. Upon the receipt Of this order at the post the commanding officer will order him to report to he surgeon for duty at the hospital.
 It has been discovered that Stub, the court house cat, is deaf as Q post. His loss Of the sense of hearing i5 probably due to old age and ea- drums worn out from listening to legal dec-1- nations in the court house "Stub' is court house hanSer-On lCf about twelve years standing and it is about time for him to rotate cut in favor of another cat-PrescCsc Courier.
 A gentleman from Phoenix says that the suffrage bill is aI1 the excitement, and one of the odd things is that some of the women who are lcudest in their opposition to women voting are keep ing hot trail On their husbands who belong to the council trying to control their vote against suffrage, even threat ening to leave them, if they vote to al low other women to exercise the right of suffrage. These girls must be mighty jealous wives-TUcson Star
 J. D. Benedict who for the past six months has filled the position of super intendeut of forest reserves in New Mexico and Arizona. returned from ar official trip to Phoenix, and will leave
 
 pointed superintendent of government schools for the Indian Territory. and will take his new position at once. Dur ! ing his residence in Santa Fe MT. Bene- diet has made many warm friends who are sorry to see him leave although they are pleased to see him advanced i to better p0sition.-AlbuquerQ i Citizen
 According to reports that are well ] authenticated, the company of eastern ] capitalists that passed through Damins ! a few months ago and which was be- ! ing piloted by Colonel P. R. Smith, has ! one of the largest, if not the largest, ! bodies Of copper ever known to exist i This property Is situated in a spur Of the Graham mountains in Arizona. U is stated that the whole mountain is 9 mass of copper. some of whi1h runs as high as y per cent. The main Ofifcc of this company is located at Deming, . and as soon as the company gets to . work in good shape 1t will. no doubt. | be a valuable addition to our town- Deming Headlight.
 Last week Pat Trainers eldest son was found dead in the mountains near NutriOso. He was herdinG sheep, but he did not come to the ranch, as was his usual custom at night. The moth CT became alarmed that something had befallen the lad, raised a search party, and took to the hunt for the boy, but was not successful until the evening | Of the third day. when they found the trail and tracked him to q large bluff which was covered with Grifted snow and frozen on the top. The bcy, from all appearances, thought that the snow would hold his weight and ventured cut over the bluff. when the snow gave way and he feil 150 feet tca the earth bcneatn.-St. Johns Herald
 A private letter from Harrisburg, Yuma county, among ether things, says: La grippe and cold weather now have a close haul on this section. The Harqua H3Ia mine and mill has temporarily clcsed down. The five stamp mill at Harrisburg is giving out good results, their concentrates aver aging $50 per ton. This camp is very lively at present; miners and prospect CTS are all quite bUsily engaged in prospecting, developing and hauling ore to the mill, from which they realize more than enough with which to de- veIop their respective properties. As a practical miner of many years ex- perience, l can safely predict a four ishing future for the Harrisburg min ing district. Pick and Drill.