Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-26
Arizona Day by Day
live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Governor Powers returned last night
from surveying the town site Of Sybii,
one-fourth mile ncrth CT the new Val
Verde smeiter.-JOurnal-Mi
Another base ball game between
Stafford and Sodomonville was wit
messed here last Sunday, the game go
ing in favor of SolCmonville.-Bullet
Joseph Lonizon, the man who SUI
Sssed the loss CT a leg at Pilot Knob
las week, was renewed to his home
in California last Tuesday.
Sentinel
Mrs. George Barrett O. Walnut creek
died in Los Angeles recently where she
has been visiting fer few weeks. Tie
body will be returned here for burial
,T1urnal-Miner
Forest Supervisor Thayer went out
yesterday to put out a forest fire in
Crock cagycn He got I3st on his re-
turn trip TO town and did not arrive
till suer midnigh t.-Journal-M
Arturo Elias returned from Clifton
en- Monday where he had been partici-
pating in the celebration CT the 18th CT
September. Hs says the celebration
excelled anything Of the kind ever IN
dertaken in Graham county.-Bulle-
tin.
Fourteen carloads of cattle were
shipped from Mayer yesterday Jver the
p. & Z, road, says the Journal-Miner.
Eleven Of thsm went to Ash Fork AID
three to Phoenix. The train did MT
reach Prescott till $50 o'clock at
Night, causing some Of the passengers
10 register complaint.
Even cd saws sometimes fail. c.
J. Thompson of Fort Thomas was
married last Friday, the unlucky day
Of the week, and received as a present
from Superintendent B. Jones Of the
GiH4 Valley. Globe and Northern rail-
road 4 $4,000 mining property on the
San Carlos strip.-G1ob9 Silver Bell.
On Thursday evening. September %,
The Arizona mission conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will open
IN the First Methodist church, Bishop
William X Hinde, D. D., Ii. D., will
preside over its sessions. Special
meetings will be held on Thursday.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Courier
R. s. Hatch and bride, nee Miss En-
lily J. Maddox, returned Thursday from
Corona Cal The many friends OF Mr.
Hatch gathered at the court house
where cigars and beer had been pro-
vided in hcncr of the occasion. and
all drank and smoked TO the health and
happiness of Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
Tnma Sentinel.
Pete Burke was IN town the first Of
the week from CHA Bend. Pete is
opening up station house at thai
point and making preparations to re-
fresh the weary travellers who fuctuate
between Yuma and various mining
districts in that region. a resort Of
that kird is badly needed at Gil2 City
and Nh Burke VIII FIJI a long Ee!t
want.-Sentinsl.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. P !
Behan was throngsd with ladies yes
terday, with a sprinkling OF gentlemen, ,
the occasion being the exhibit by Mrs
Behan Of her hand painted China ware.
Mrs. Behan not only maintains her
reputation fer this class CT work but
shows constant improvement and hzr
ware not only ELECTS enthusiastic
praise from those who see it, but also I
finds a ready sale. She has no diff
Guilty in dispcsing CT all she can paint 7,
-JouTEal-Miner.
Joe Heyl this week commenced the /
Of a city hall on Main /
street opposite the Gandolfo block, /
.ody Lie uIld OoIILlutl- flIS Du4lulLS
is flame and will be 3Ox40 feet There
will be two apartments, the city ccun-
Gil chambers and a room fer the fire
apparatus Later the firemen will par
titiOn off a room 18x2S feet and fix up
a club room for the members Of the
department The building is on a lot +,
leased to the fremen free of charge /
by John Gandolfo.
The civil service examina ton Of APP
plicaEts fer the position OF mail car
Tier in Prescott took place in the court
house before H. P Reynolds. secretary I
Ct the examining board in Phoenix, F. !
A. Tritle, il, register Of the Prescott I
land office, and Matt Lcring of the I
Prescott postofice, says the Jou-qaI- +
Miner Only three applicants pre-
scented themselves being J. G. Van +
Houtum, J. S. Freeman and MCnroa .
Redden. The positions are worth $500 /
for the first year and $500 the second /
year.
Tom ReinhaTt. miner well known :
in this section Of Arizona, get a little
100 much Geronimo whisky one day
laSe week and when he come to-
found that lie had been ''rolled' for
over three hundred doilars,
says the SolOnIc1Yille Bulletin. He
came to SolomOnville and swore OUT
warrants for four residents Of GerOn-
lmo-YCung Davis, Billy Willis and