Arizona republican., 1899-12-27
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

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 Tbe Pioneer hose company of Globe vii. give a ball on January 12.
 A recent rain at Globe did not bring the cold weather anticipated.
 The Globe Silver Belt adheres to the old fashioned way of spelling it "Xrlas"
 A fire extinguisher has been success fully introduced among the business men of Florence.
 George ThieIan of Kingman is at Chloride to relieve the railroad agent for few days.
 Prof. McAllister and Miss Newell of Florence will attend the meeting of territorial teachers at Tucson.
 A Chinaman about 63 years old died last Saturday night in Clifton of pneu- monia and was buried Sunday.
 The Bank Of Stafford will increase it's paid-up capital stock on January l to s25.O00. The bank opened its doors six mon.hs ago.
 Thieves made an entrance into the Arizopa Copper company's Clifton store Sunday night. Several rifles and P1S OlS were ldhen.
 The Florence Sunday school has not forgotten about Christmas and will let loose a number of carols and songs upon the community.
 A drug department has been added to the store of the Arizona Copper Smelling company at Stafford. MT. N. F. Lindley is in charge.
 Early Tuesday morning of last week snow fell on the mountain back of Gold Camp, and it presented chilly but grand sight to Cliftonians.
 Gabriel E. Angulo of Florence was over to Phoenix this week. says the Tribune and brought his wife a new buggy for a Christmas present.
 The telephone line between the Ari- zona Copper Smelling company's store at Satfcrd and the smelter at San Juan mine is now in working order.
 A large delegation of Wallapais went up to Blackberry to receive a ration of four which will be issued by Agent Ewing. says the Kingman Miner.
 MT. w. Y. Price has purchased from Colonel Robert Williams the residence in the western addition to Florence now occupied by Probate Judge Herr.
 John P. Feeny of Kingman received telegram from A. J. Otis, who is in San Diego. announcing the birth last Tuesday of male twins to the family of Otis
 The Arizona Comedy company gave the people of Thatcher a treat on Sat urday night, the 23d instant, by the production of the comedy Joshua Whitcomb."
 Nicholas Anderson, manager of the cyanide plant at Mammoth being oper- ated by the St. Louis Gold Recovery company intends to make a trip to the coa st to recuperate.
 Bert Dunn, the base ball player, had telegram from Torres, near Minas Prietas, Sonora, calling him to that place at once. He is under engagement to play ball.-Tucson Star.
 B. Jones, superintendent of the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern railroad, is recovering from a pretty severe siege of typhoid fever. He was in Stafford on a business visit recently.
 James Twiggs and J. s. Kolar of k1ngman have been gathering in many dollars toward payment of the work on the Wallapai mountain road, which is now completed to the summit
 H. A. Robinson died on Saturday last, after a brief illness, and was buried on Sunday afternoon. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World, and the funeral was under the auspices of Pine camp No. ? of Globe Silver Belt
 Billy Hart left Clifton the other day with Fred Steuck to place him in the territorial insane asylum. Mir. Steuck has been resident of Clifton for some time and three years ago was confined in an asylum but became rational and remained so till a few days ago.
 The board of supervisors of Graham county are required under a law passed by the last legislature to appoint an assessor for that county for next year. This will be done the first week in Jan uary, says the Clifton Era. Sheriff Clark and Phil c. Meril are among the applicants for the position.
 By Collins, says the Kingman Miner, returned from Phoenix and Tucson last night. Miss Sherman, Mohave coun- tvs maid of honor, stopped off at Blackberry and will return to Kingman today. MT. Collins and Miss Sherman visited with friends in Tucson while absent.
 Thomas H. Rynning of Tucson, who by meritorious service with the Rough Riders won a commission in the regi- ment, is temporarily a resident of Will cox. He was offered a commission in the Fourth cavalry but on account of sickness was unable to accept.-Tuc- son Star.
 Anastacio Ortego, a Mexican, found