Arizona republican., 1899-09-15
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

HhASo -NdSSle 4Tinc2, nlSce CT Cnl6l of Police Prince, has arrived in Pres colt from St. Joseph, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Head Of Prescott recently celebrated the fifteenth Hl cryste. anniversary of their wedding
 Anton Hittinger, the capitalist, has returned from a trip to the coast. MT Hittingef says he will build that three story block the moment a sewerage system is established.-Tucson Star.
 School opened this morning and the school bell is again a familiar sound In the land. The attendance at the Tomb5te0e school this year shows an increase of twelve pupils over last year.-Prospe
 An Fl Paso buyer was in Ncgales last week purchasing cattle for ship ment to Cuba. He secured 1000 head for immediate delivery and arranged for the purchase of several thousand naoTe.-Willcox Range News.
 Captain Frank Frantz left on this mornings train for his old home at Wellington, Kan, where he expects to reside in the future. He will be much missed by Prescott's young people as he was one of our most popular young man.-Journal-Miner
 The marriage of Charles Phillips and Miss Hannah Hale last night was made quite a society event among our col ored citizens. Justice Campbell per formed the ceremony in the court house, which had been secured for the on.-JOurnal7Miner
 -r The Tucson base ball team will be composed of the following players when it goes up against the Los An geles team: Hartwell, White, Lopez, H. Drachman, Flannigan, M. Kelly, R. Kelly, Roland. Hogwcod, Wlnsor, Armstrong, E. Drachman, BurkhaIter Citizen.
 At a hay camp near Thomas Steele5 ranch early last week five men were stunned by a shock of lightning. None Cf them were injured severely, but they have sore spots on them, especial Iy on the parts of their bodies that rested Cn the ground at the time or the shock.-Range News.
 s. J. Holsinger has returned frcm Stafford Mr. Holsinger says that un- usually heavy rains have fallen in that vicinity The Gila valley, Globe and Northern railroad was washed out in hundred places and five or six bridges were carried away. Much damage was also done to crops.-Citizen.
 Several cattle buyers are reported in southern New Mexico, and several contracts have been clossd for fall de- livery. The Headlight says there are, however, many who are rot anxious to contract their cattle at present, waiting to see if prices will not i'm prove more later in the fall.
 Superintendent Herndon Of the Tue son Indian school says one of the chief difficulties this year is t9 provide room for all the pupils who d5sire to attend but that this inconvenience. 1t is eX- Dected. will be overcome next year. Poor To, it appears, has begun to real ize that we must educate or we must perish "-Citizen.
 The sheep growers of the territory of New Mexico have been notified that all sheep which have not been dippnd since the 1st of June, 1899, must b9 dipped between now and the 18th of September, using one Of the formulas prescribed by the United States gov er1ment as set out in the regulations. -Willcox Range News.
 The proprietors of the Castle Creek Hot springs are making extensive preparations for the accommodation of winter visitors, says the Journal Miner Additional cottages are being built and the bathing facilities of the place are being increased. This place is growing in popularity, each season witnessing an increased number of guests
 Mrs Maude Moore and her daughter Miss Josie were seen in Wilcox by the Range News news gatherer yesterday. Mrs. Moore has sold her ranch, as stated last week, and also her cattle. i T. $. Hudson, who has been in the en- ploy of Frank Moore for some time. | bought the cattle. Mrs. Moore and ! daughter think that they will go to Bisbee to reside. Shang Flung Lung. better known as Sam, who keeps the Headquarters res taurant, was taken before Judge San ] ders of Benson yesterday on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon, says ; the Wilcox Range News. It was al- | leged that an assault had been made on a Chinese woman. J. F. Crowley represented the accused and succeeded in getting him released and the case | dismissed. A terrific alarm of fire was sounded | at o'clock this morning. Several 1 yolleys of shots were fired eff while . the electric lights siren whistle never more wierd, says the Journal Miner. Tn fact if the whole town had been ablaze a more perfect alarm could not have been sounded. An eX