Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-27
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges.

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Tie pubic schools of Yuma Will
open one week frcm next Monday,
SeEJm3er 4.
Four hydrophobia cats have been
killed recently on the premises CT DIS
trict Attorney Ruiz at st. Johns.
Malaria has begun 10 be manifest in
Bisbee, quite a number of its citizens
a.e suffering from a slight attack
Col. ]. w. Darlington left last Tues
day fc~ san francisco, where he VIII
remain uEtil cooler weather begins
Sun.
Arrangements are all complete for
the first annual ball CT The Yuma IRE
department which viii take place at
the Southern Pacific hotel next FRIDAY
evening, September l.
Last Sunday evening, August 20.
Mss Myrtle Guest and NJ William D.
Crabtree were uri5sd IN marriage at
the court house in Globe, Judge P. NJ
Thurm0ngl oficis..ng. A few invited
friends only were present.-Times-
N. B. Chilson of Payson had one Of
his best Mark DAILY cots killed by
lions al his ranch en- East Verde On
the nigE., of the 18th. Ha poisoned the
colt and on going out the next morn
ing found Two lions lying dead near
the colt.-GIobe Times.
The miners union will On Labor
Lay, September 4, give a social and
dance at the opera house, says the
Glo1bs Times. They intend 10 make
this enteItairaent ,le~ event of the
season. 1.-The pl'ogps1n=tfs VIII APPEAR
IN nextsweek's issue. =
Preliminary work for the, extension
of .he G. V G. & N railway has be-
gun. Burr Bassel, engineer in charge,
MessIs Beaver and Melville and seven
others have been az work On line
into Pinto Creek, some nineteen miles
from Glob.-Glcbe Times.
Mrs. ]. U. Vaughn was in Benson
yesterday and reports sale of cattle
to be delivered today. Tho consign-
ment is to Mr. Reilly Of Bakersfield,
Cal. The Breeze says the price paid
was; yearfings SIS per head: 2-year-
olds, $18; 3-year-Olds, $21.-TombstoEe
Prospector..
Maricopa county has her commits
sicner of immigration, a generous sub
scTiption fund and the cooperation of
alf4of her good citizens in presenting
the many advantages of the Rio Salado
valley to health seekers and investors.
Tucson Star.
The EU- eka Copper Mining company
has eight men at work on lis claims
1ear the Black Warrior country, says
the Globe Times. A. c. Reed is in
charge and is getting out a fine lot CT
shipping ore. L. A. Snyder, Warren
Young, a. C. Reed and several others
are interested IN this property.
The Arizanian says glorious rains
are of frequent occurrence this year
in southern Arizona Coming as they
do in the summer, vegetation is max
ing rapid growth. Reports from every
point of the compass say the plains
and mountains are bedecked in YER
dure and wild flowers. AS a conse-
quenoa the possessors of the wealth
producing bovine and the persevering
miner are happy.
Sam Finley is at home again. He
says he will continue to reside in Tue
son although he has made business in
vestments in both San Francisco and
Los Angeles He will probably soon
engage in business in Tucson-Star.
J. S. Merrill, one CT Cochise county's
well known and prosperous ranchmen |
was up from the river today, says the |
Tombstone Prospoctor. Mr.. Merrill |
is having an artesian well sunk on hiG /
place and already sunk 200 feet with /
q good prospect of securing water !!
within a short time.
Last Monday Sam finley, of Tue !
son, Dr. Devendorf and Frank Tag !
CART, both former residents of that /
city, sat down together at lunch at 1 /
o 'clock in a Los Angeles restaurant. /
A II were:ins good spirits and apparently !
in good health. Within twenty-four 1
hours both Devendorf and Taggart /
y5aFe. dead. Mr.. Finley was on his way !
10 Tucson, the Star says, when he read +
OF their deaths in Los. Angeles paper. /
fTa was greatly shocked, for both gen. 1
Llemen the day before appeared 50 well /
and in such good spirits. He says that
Dr. Devendorf was looking better than .
everybefere.sE Mr.. Finley iszalmost- pos /
tive that theirzGeaths were caused by 1
eating mushrooms which were served
Il lunch He did not touch them, but +
DR.. DeVendorf and Mr.. Taggart both +
ate heartily of the plants.
DR.. F. King and L. T. King have
purchased the Tucson stone works
from M. w. Jones and will at once pro-
eesd to add more machinery and other
wise increase the capacity of the pant,
says the Star The new firm viii be
known as the Tucson Marble end
Stone company, with Dr. F. H. King
Of Boulder as presideE'-, and L. 1.