Arizona republican., 1899-08-22
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

The FIsgstaff papers are now agi- tating the reorganization of their board of trade.
 The Sentinel says the stockmen are holding indignation meetings to pro test against the ranche.s imP0unding thej-, stock under the no-ferce law.
 There is a good demand for another 1nall for lodge room purposes, and the probabilities are good for the early erection Of building which will con tain a good hall.-Star.
 Camp Arcadia. in the Graham nnotnsains seventeen miles southwest Of So,Cmonville, is attracting a good many people just now. It is said to be a delightful summer resort.
 The wlfe of Earl B. Coe of the Den yer Times died at Long Beach on Mon day NIT and Mrs Coe wer., to Los Angeles from DsnveT On pleasure trip. MT. Coe is well known in Yuma being the one time owner of the Ago 'dones land grant.-Sentinel
 The Southern Pacific railroad has recently issued a beautiful little pamphlet entitled "Ways.de Notes Along the Sunset Route' It is hand somely printed and will be productive of good, both to the railroad company and to the west generally. Tucson receives a fine notice, several typical illustrations being given.-Star.
 Ex-Recorder c. P. Cronin writes to a friend that he is entirely we'll says Yuma paper, and is better than he has been for many years. MT. and Mrs. CrCnin expect to return to thIs cour.-y shortly and take up their resi- dence at Fortuna, where Mrs. Cronin will teach sch3ol during the coming winter
 The cit.5 council held a special ses- sion Thursday evening at which it was voted to pay Althee Modesti <oS4.SO for the sewer. The completed portion of the syssem consists Of 325 Feet from the Colorado river to Jones street; 1,063 feet up M1in street to a point above Sanguinetti'5 store; 300 feet west on First stress; 173 feet west on Second street, and 2S1 feet east on Second street. Sentinel.
 Judge Thurlow suffered a revival Of business last Wednesday ard was called upon to splice two hearts from California, says the Yuma Sentinel Iucien P Parker and Elizabeth A Hoffnan were the happy couple. The groom is sixty years old and the bride has sesn fifty fleeing summers come
 
 lies and now, according to their S.ate- ment, are going to enjoy fife
 Early Saturday morning a Mexican was run over by the cars near Mari copu, says the Star, and one foot cut off, while the other was nearly sev- cred. He was taking a ride on the eastbound train and n attempting to avoid a moving train was struck by the engine of another train upon the adjoining track The unfortunate man fell with his legs across the rails. with the result as above sts.ed He was brought to Tucscn and taken to the hospital for treatment
 Speaking of the big storm in the Gila valley a week ago, the Guardian says: The storm star.ed in the upper end of the valley and traveled it's en- tire length and. seemed to spread from mountsin to mountain IL was ac- companied by heavy thunder and high wind. We have heard Of no par ticu,ar damage being done, except at Pima. There the wind tore down great cottonwood trees as if they had been pipe stems and large numbers of beautiful umbrella trees were com pletely ruined. Considerable damage was also done to houses and sheds. The large new hay shed recently