Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

AalSS 1ua W9Icn OI GTofe OIly, d
 arrived in Tucson the other cay ant
 Will teach at the Indian school.
 Miss Mary Sweeney of Florence lef
 for Tempe last Saturday where sht
 will resume her studies in the norma
 school
 Governor R. c. Powers has returned
 to Prescott from a surveying trip to
 Hdohave county and over in southern Nevada.
 M. and Mrs Watson and their
 daughter, Miss Annie, passed through Prescott on yesterday afternoons train
 en route to Hillside on their return
 from spending the summer in Califor-
 nia. Mir. Watson is engaged in min
 zag at Hillside.
 Hiram Johnson, recently Of Salt
 River valley, has accepted a position in Weech's store, and immediately up-
 on their removal into their new build
 ing which is nearing completion, lie will begin wOrk.-Pima Reccrd.
 Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Dana of Mesa City are visiting friends and cid ac- Quaintances in the Gila valley. They are quite enthused with the prospects of the valley and are of the opinion that they will sell out in Mesa and To- cate here-Pima Record
 \. H. Moves, catcher fer the Los An geles team, will go to Chicago in about three weeks to join the "All Americas" team which is being made up in Chi cago by Al Spaulding and which will play in Cuba during ths coming win ter.-Tucson Citizen
 Miss Alice NJ. O'Conncr, sister Of cur deputy district attorney, has been ap- pointed teacher of the Casa GrGnde school. She comes highly recommended from California, where she has taught a number Of years in city schools. The term commences October 2.-F'lorence Tribune
 The beard Of supervisors Of Pinal county have at last come to the con ciusion that the roads and highways i1 the county need improving, and have commenced the work in earnest, says the Florence Tribune. A contract has been let to repair and improve the Riv- erside read and others should follcw.
 Arthur Moore is in receipt of a letter from George Shanley Of the Thirty fourth volunteer infantry, written on board the transport Columbia, in San Francisco bay, September 8, stating that they would sail that evening fer Alanila.-Globe Silver Belt.
 CQe IT6Qu6ITLlV hears IL asserted ln1L Pima is noted for her prosperous and public spirited citizens. says the Rec ord Judging frcm the d5bris and brush that line some Of her streets and walks the stranger must at least par tially doubt the assertion. And yet we hear hOwlers for nOn-incOrporatiOn.
 Fred Webb. enc Of Pima's most prominen. citizens, has accepted the rrincipalship of the Matthewsyille school fer the ensuing year. cOmmenc- ! ing Monday. We congratulate any school that secures Fred's services, l and the old saying that He is the right man in the right place" in this instance is most assuredly true.-Pima 1 Record.
 An Italian miner named Bruski l had Q leg broken in the Grey mine last | Tuesday afternoon, says the Globe Stl- i yer Belt He was working alone in a | drift at the time of the accident, and | was not found for two or three hours 1 afterward Anothsr employe Of the l United Globe mines. by the name of had a knee injured on ttre same day.
 On account of the recent trouble at Naco the proposed celebration there was done away with. This was deemed advisable by both the American and authorities. Having the cele- bration would attract many people from both sides of the line, and with the drinking and carrying on. which is characteristic Of those occasions might end in another open rupture be- tween the Mexicans and the cowboys. -Bisbee Orb.
 We are sorry to learn that men in this county are SC narrow minded that .t--y will work against any enterprise that will benefit the county, says the Iohave Miner. It is said that several men are using their influence to pre- vent the building of the government school at Blackberry. This school building is to cost $6O, 900 and in main aiming it S25, 900 will be Paid out year y, the greater part Of which will be pent in the county. Let us all try to )uild up. net t5ar down.
 Last Friday a family named Ed wards, consisting Of man and wife and wo small children. arrived here from Ilobe on a Mexican freight wagon. avs the Copper Era of Clifton. The l2xt morning the husband bid gOod-by 0 his family and skipped out. leaving hem destitute and among strangers. [ he woman, in her distress, applied 1 o Judge Wright for relief, stating that : she could get to Deming she would c among friends. The judge, through