Arizona republican., 1899-09-28
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 Mrs. George Barrett of Walnut
 creek died yesterday at Los Angeles,
 where the family went few weeks
 ago. The body will be brought here
 for burial tomorrow by her husband.
 She leaves two children.-Prescott
 Courier.
 Clarence Wray, seven years ago, a
 successful attorney in NOgales, has re-
 turned and is receiving a warm wei
 come from old Friends. He will resume
 practice of the law at Santa Cruz, and
 has secured temporary offices in the
 Wiley block.-Vidette.
 Ed A. Kanter, the genial secretary
 and confidential man for the Santa Fe
 and Grand Canyon railroad company
 at this place. is sick with a touch If
 typhoid fever. Eds many friends hope
 to see him up and out again ere many
 moons Williams News.
 MT Arthur Crepin of the Columbia
 Smelling company, when in town re-
 gently said preparations are in prog ress to blow in the smelter at Rollin in a few weeks. The shelter, he said,
 will work on ore from the company S mines and on custom rcck.-Nogales Vidette.
 Sterling and Smith, the popular firm of sheep raisers in this section of the territory, disposed Of 1000 lambs this week at a little better than $2.5O per head, which is looked upon as a first class sale by men posted in the sale of sheep and the market at present. Williams News.
 w. c. Ferris and John Connolly, two well known Mesa City stockmen and alfalfa growers, are in Tucson today. If they find a property suitable to their wants within a few miles of Tucson they will engage in dairying and farm ing here, and if they dc not find a To- cation here that suits them they will go to Benson.- Citizen.
 The Arizona Central bank has their branch bank established and in ruE- ming order, says the Williams News. The bank is first-class institution and conducted by ffrst-class people, and such business institution has already made it's pFesence felt as a necessity, while everybody in Williams consid- CTS the matter with pride and as a luxury.
 There's some fellow that will bcb up in Williams precinct before l-ng with a thousand or two dollars, plenty Of good s:nse and some nerve, who will settle the water question and make fortune. When he does, the fellows with money and no nerve will want to hire a cheap boy to administer about a weeks sclid and substantial kicking to them for allowing their heads to grow so thick.--News.
 F. E. A. Kimball, the popular and efficient city editor Of the Star, re- turned from his trip tc San Diego this morning and resumed his employment upon the Star this afternoon. He brought his wife with him and Mir. and Mrs. Kimball will make their perma- nent home at the ccrnsr of Corral and Scott streets. MT. Kimball has made many friends in this city and all are glad to see him return.-TucsCn CIti- zen.
 A destitute family arrived in this city this morning, says the Tucson Git iZen. They were in hard shape in every way, but local business men took pity upon their unfortunate condition i and made up a purse for them, thus en- abling them to continue their journey tomorrow morning. The family con | sisted of a mother and six small chill ] dren- The mother said that they came | from small town in eastern Texas. i She said that her husband deserted her l about a year ago, but she has hsard l that he is in a small town ir, northern | Oregon and she is now en route to join [ him. She says that if she ever finds him again she will compel him to support her, whether he wants to or not. The woman said that her name is Mrs. Campbell.
 Some have claimed that animals Will not ccntIalct a habit the same as a man. but Williams has a dog and horse that would seem to prove the contrary, says the News. This deg IS I hard drinker and loves jag as well IS a Jerry" The colt has no use fer strong drink, but when it comes to the lse of beer he is a regular brewery. Every day regularly he makes his visit o the different saloons, walks in and puts his lead up ever the bar and waits patiently for his portion of beer The dog, like his brother, man, waits i'll the waning hours of evening, when Ie uses his persuasive powers with lind hearted bartenders and drinks 1 eep and heavily to drown his scrrows 1e drinks till he can neither drink or walk when he crawls off in some safe orner where his snoIes rival the trength of the strongest bum. { Voters in Ncgales school district No I at the election last Monday declared l n favor of a bond issue to the amount { f S16,000 for the construction and i quipment of a school building, says (