Arizona republican., 1899-12-02
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News TuEeG Trom Territorial Exchanges.

Eighteen incandescent lights will be strung along the road leading to the smelter at Jerome.
 Father Quetu states that he cleared over S2, 600 at the fair in Jerome for the benefit of the Catholic church.
 A Prescott paper says: That 30 round trip rate to Phoenix next week will result in the depopulation of Pres colt, almost"
 E. R. Meador has brought three lion scalps in to the office of the board of supervisors to claim the bounty for them. which is $.G each.-Journal- Miner.
 We are very glad to report that George Etz is rapidly improving from the very severe injury he received at Benson some days aso.-Tombstone Prospector.
 James Howell came up from Mazda lena, Sonora, yesterday, bringing with him several hundred head of Mexican cattle which will be placed on the range at San BernGrdino.-Bisbee Orb.
 Lieutenant Maxwell Reyes. brother in-law of the late Lieutenant Luna of New Mexico, was killed in the Philip pines recently. Lieutenant Reyes vas a lieutenant of Rough Riders in the Cuban war.-Journal-Miner.
 A suit recently brought by F. E. Per rin against the board of supervisors is to compel them to cancel a lease of school land to J. B. Tappan and lease it to him. He claims occupancy Of the land prior to the lease.-Journal-Mi Miner.
 At Gallup on the 29th of last month Michael Pasqualona. a miner. was killed at Clarksville this morning by q fall of rock. Andrew Graham. a boy, had one leg broken twice. and one leg crushed by the motor at Clarkville on the 18th.
 Robert Mccormick and family leave Tombstone today for Tucson to reside permanently. says the Prospector They have resided here for many years and we regret to lose them. The best wishes of a host of friends will follow them to their new home.
 Rafael EsquibeI and Metric Arguello, both sheepmen from Taos, were over come by the snow storm that ragged last week near the Colfax county line, and were later found dead in the snow. Many sheep and cattle also ps1isEei in the blizzard. which was an unusual o. currence so early in the year.
 Died, at the hospital Of tho United Verde Copper company, Monday night November q. 1899. Pleasant EasIey, aged 21 years. The young man had been in Jerome about two months, coming here from Ventura. Cal The men with whom he had been working speak very highly of him.
 Colonel and Mrs. A O. Brodie and child returned to Prescott yesterday says the Journal-Miner. Mrs. B~o1ia has been absent for over year and a half and her return will be welcomed by Prescott people. Mrs Hanlon, mother of Mrs. Brodie, returned with them and will remain here during the winter.
 Messrs. Haddix 6 Harsha. contract ors, are building the foundation fur the Mrs. Craine hotel with tufa stone taken from the Unity mining claim owned by Mrs. Ralph Dillon, says the Jerome News. These gentlemen have made a thorough test of this stone and pro- nounce it the best stone yet discovered in this neighborhood for building pur- poses.
 On the 7:30 flyer on the '. V. 6 P. railroad Thursday morning November 30. the Jerome foot ball team will leave for Prescott to play their maiden game with the team Of that city. Our boys are putting in some good practice work and expect to bring home the sea 'ps of the Prescott boys. The Colcrs of the Jerome boys are cardinal and white.- News.
 A dispatch to several parties living at Fairbank last evening from Tucson stated that the Boquillos land grant had been thrown out or rejected by the land court at Tucson. Upon the strength of this. says the Tombstone Prospector. citizens of Fairbank held q mass meeting and gave full demon stration to their joyous feelings and