Arizona republican., 1899-10-15
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

Chloride school bonds will soon be issued. It is thought that the entire amount of the issue will be taken up in the big lead camp.-Mohave Miner.
 g. F. Patton has secured the agency for the J. M Dennis Lumber company and is putting in a full and complete stock of building material.-WinslOw Mail.
 The calendar for this term of court presents the largest number of cases of any term since the organization of the county There are few criminal cases to be tried.-Mohave Miner.
 The rush of freight on the Southern Pacific still continues. Upward of z00 freight cars pass through Tucson each way per day. This means 10,000,00O pounds, or 5000 tons of freight hauled each way or 10000 tons handled alto gether.-Star.
 Alexander Bros. are making many improvements at the Indian Hot springs. At present A. C. Alexander is superintendent of the work on a large artificial lake which is almost com pleted, and which will add much to the attractions of this popular resort Globe Times.
 Night Waterman Bayley met with a serious accident by falling into the turn table pit at the round house last Saturday night during the excitement of small confiagration in the south ern part of the city. His injuries were quite painful but he is rapidly recover ing and will be on duty again in a short time.-Yuma Sun
 In a quiet and unassuming way D. J. Shea has been buying real estate and putting up buildings in Jerome dur @l1 hkai iesTl one of the heaviest taxpayers of the town. He is not yet satisfied with, the extent of his possessions, but continues to invest the money he takes from his little mint in the Bend in Jerome real estate-Jerome Hustler.
 The operation of trepanning was per- formed yesterday upon Manuel Roldan at the Sisters hospital. Roldan was made temporarily insane by blow on the head in a saloon row recently, the blow, crushing in the skull. It is ex- pected that the operation performed yesterday will relieve the pressure on the brain and restore the man to san fty.-Tucson Star.
 An extremely modest Mississippi editor is credited with the authorship of the following: We have hanging up in our sanctum 2 plain black band of generous dimensions, which appears too small for a belt and too large for q sleeveholder. The article was found on the street, and in case the owner comes in and proves property, the same will be turned over without the custom ary fee for advertising. It is not a dog collar.
 Some miscreant cut the rope from the flag pole erected by our patriotic citi- # sitate lowering the pole to replace the rope. Another rope will be supplied Immediately. The flag will be run up and left there as long as there is a star left, and the next party who at tempts any sacrilege against Old Glory may do the undertaken more good than anybody else. Such meanness as that if detected will be punished in a way that will not be soon forgotten.-Mo- have Miner.
 Ben Burke was blown in from the sheep camp of John Nobles, arriving in town early Wednesday morning. He was driving before the wind and swears his team had to hold back the entire distance and at times were sit ting back in the harness and sliding on all four feet. It was not his intention when he left the ranch to come to town, but the horses were headed this way and it was impossible to check or turn them. He says it was only a gentle zephyr at that.-Winslow Mail
 The case of the territory vs. F. J. Chamberlain and Segard Gedrem was continued yesterday morning in the district court. At about F o'clock the case went to the jury. After deliber- ating about an hour and a half the jury f1o Jain guilty and acquitting young Ged- rem. Sentence on Chamberlain will be pronounced later. The ScoIari robbery