Arizona republican., 1899-06-26
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

fL9S gardens in Tucson.
 James Blankenship died in Globe las,
 Sunday night of bright's disease. He
 was brother of Billy Blankenship
 now city marshal at Jerome.-Bulletin
 k. q. Bredy reports reavy rains iu
 the vicinity of Wilcox on Friday. He
 said tb1 cattlemen were jubilant and
 the stock danced with joy at the pros
 pee of more grass.-Tucson Citizen.
 A delegation of the Red Cross socfet V
 rassed through Tdcson on its way rc
 Manila. Their services are needed
 Where, for with 35.00O soldiers in the
 field. sickness and wounds in battle
 will Keep the nurses and hospital corps
 busy.
 County Recorder ". B. Marvin re- turned Tuesday from Agua CaFenta
 very much improved in health. He is now almost entirely free from malaria
 and Is able to attend to the duties of ms ofhc2 without assistance.-Yuma Sun.
 The construction gang on the Gila
 Valley telephone line is out fifteen
 miles from Clifton and making rapid nrogress towards Clifton As soon as
 the line is completed to Clifton a Hello girl'' will abide at she central office-Bulleti1.
 Hon. John Doan of Fortuna was in
 Yuma the first of the week on husi- ness. The camp is maxim preparations Tor a grand celebration on the Fourth or July. They will have a game of
 base ball and other athletic sports.
 winding up with bali at night
 Yuma Sun
 A atures taken yesterday in the dining loom of the San Xavier hotel and in the shade outside of the hotel showed temperature of 70 degrees in the din ing room and 102 degrees outside It generally registers about IS degrees in the dining room while it is 1O5 degrees outside.
 Judgment was rendered Wednesday evening in the district court in favor of ". F. Hagan against the Evans Van Hecke Co. above Clifton. The Judgment was for the full indebted ness. MT Hagan has shown a liberal srfrit with the above company until patience ceased to be q virtue-.SOlo- monvlle Bulletin.
 w. R. Askew. representing an east ern company. has bonded Koshland X Co.'S half interest in the Greenwood mine near Signal. and has put T force of twenty men at work opening up the property. Nlr. Askew's company con trOl the other half of the mine having recently purchased he interest Of Al Grant, who was the other owner MOhave Miner.
 \ number Of gentlemen residing in Kingmar are agitatfng the building of q road into the Wallarai mountains and the erection of a summer hotel The road is to go up through the big wash and over the saddle east of King man On the mountain is a level well timbered and watered spot where grounds for beautiful summer resort can be laid out.-Mohave Miner.
 A sad bereavement has befallen AIr. ] ". H. Dresser Southern Pacific agent, at Bowie. in the death of his wife. l which occurred at ? o'clock this morn i ing. Mrs. Dresser possessed eX- cellent qualities of mind and heart. wlgich served to endear her to all who had the fortune of knowing her. Drs. GoodfelIow and Whftmore were in attendance during her last hours of illness but could not Stay the stern hand that removed her from the Citien.
 George w. smalley, smining cores popdent of the A11zona Republican. who has been in the mining regions of i southern Arizona for the past three months writing up the var.ous dis tr1cts for his paper, predicts q great i future for the country he has investi- gated. He found enough development W0rK to reveal the great mineral pos abilities ard remove all doubt as to the future prosperity of the country. NIT. Smalley will go north and spend tho summer months in the Grand can yon and other mineral districts Tn that sec:Son of the territory-Yuma Sun
 An unexpected pleasure awaited Mr. and Mrs. !. C. Hopkins after their ar rival last Tuesday evening. An i'm gathering of the many ad- mirers of MT. Hopkins marched to his residence headed by Salvatore's band. the crowd increasing as the procession marched. Arriving at the house they took position on the front lawn while the band rendered some of it's choicest selections. Short welcoming addresses were made by Neil Munro and Dan Lynch. which were responded to by My Hopkins on behalf of himself and excellent wife who gave the assembled callers most hearty welcome. not for getting some of the good things of life. ' Copper Era.
 Last week telegram from Socorro Wis received by the officials in Clifton O arrest man named Jack Best As the man had left the day before the receipt of the message. Officers Billy |, Hart. ToI Bell and Aleck Davis follow al Rim to the Circle ranch but found -haf he lad just left. They took fresh horses ard traced their man to the Did Wire ranch in the vicinity of P!ack river. where they found him, 1ut had TO trouble in making the ar 'est aS he immediately gave himself ID. say n% that he was only leo glad Q surrender as he WAS tired of heinz lunted continually and wouid sooner 10 ir iail than lead such life The ,ffcers brought him to Clifton and will iold him until the arrival of the So- OTTO county sheriff.-Copper Era.