Arizona republican., 1899-10-14
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Tuken From Territorial Exchanges.

S~SSS~OScseS " peSe'ss@SS ASSSSSV ~ { eral years since. Mrs Sanford has some property interests in Tucson among others that of the Wedge. - She also has many warm friends who will give her most cordial greeting. H. c. Day of Duncan, chairman of the board of supervisors of Graham county, was the victim last summer in one of the worst eases of misplaced confidence which has come to 'our knowledge, says the Wilcox News.
 While he was absent from home, it is alleged, the man who was in charge of his cattle put about seventy-five head of unbranded calves, taken from MT. Days cows, in a canyon in a secluded place and afterward disposed of them to some party unknown. Matters are getting pretty bad when a cattleman's own foreman makes a wholesale steal like that
 There are GOO first class brick at Jerome Junction ready for delivery in Jerome, two-thirds of which have al- ready been sold to be put in buildings here, says the Jerome News. These brick will be brought to Jerome as fast as the railroad can handle them. Some are now being brought in for the erec- tion of lodging house by Jennie Bau- ters. Experts say that these last brick are by far the best that have yet been burned at Jerome Junction, and that they are equal to any manufactured in the territory. They were made by L. L. Hines. These 60O,00O brick mean some more substantial buildings for Jerome. There is not a town in the territory building as fast as Jerome.
 Charles G. Edwards of Lewiston, I1H,A F. IL
 the San Augustine hotel, is visiting his sister, says the Tucson Star. He has just returned from Manila, where he has been in active service for fourteen months as corporal of company I, First Montana volunteers. His regiment is now in San Francisco. He is in Tue son on a furlOugh and will return to San Francisco to be mustered out on October r. MT. Edwards states that the United States soldiers are now well provided for, although at first they suffered a great deal from lack of proper rations. While he was not wounded during his many months of service under fire, he had many narrow escapes, one bullet grazing the back of his neck as he bent forward. The shock knocked him down. At another time a bullet struck the ground be-
 
 as a mementO of the occasion.
 The Southern Pacific has recently re- ceived large number of the mammoth | coal cars known as the Canda patent, ! says the Tucson Star. A number of | them are now in the local yard and | have attracted no little attention | Where 60,000 pounds used to be consid- l cred the limit these new cars are built | to carry 100000 pounds or fifty tons Of | coal. The cars are built by the Ameri- | can Car and Foundry company of | w. Va. They have sides nearly as high as a box car, and viewed | from the end are shaped like a hopper with slope from the center to the sides. They are emptied through the bottom by patent dumping arrange ment The light weight of the car is a matter of comment as it is actually lower than that of a. good thirty ton car. The saving in weight is obtained by using sills and parts of small sec tion, light truss rods giving the requi- site strength.
 John Miller, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Sam Miller. went out herding cows in Miller valley last Friday, when he discovered under a pine log and covered with pine bark, boxes of silver tea and tablespoons, fine steel carving knives and forks, and other wares of the same haracter.-Prescott Courier.
 H. Alexander. Thomas Butler and William Love left Prescott with MT. Loves new freight wagon Saturday ast on a hunting expedition, says Prescott paper. They went into camp l little this side of Skull valley About o'clock yesterday morning they left camp but returned in about two hours and to their surprise found that the wagon and its contents had been de- 'troyed by fire. They cannot imagine now the fire originated. They had their l guns with them and saved them. They lad to foot it back to Prescott, twenty ; -wo miles. The team was out in the brush when the wagon was burned {