Arizona republican., 1899-05-23
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 Burglars ruined the safe of J. L. NeI- son at Peach Springs on Saturday might but failed to open it. Had they succeeded in opening the door they would have obtained 8 for their labor -CocaninO Sun.
 At Guaymas Tuesday evening Con doctor Harry Hay of the Sonora rail-
 way was arrested and lodged in jail on account of injuries sustained some time ago to a man who was trying to ride without paying, but WAS put eff at Willard station, below HermCSillO. The man attempted to get on again, after the train had started up, and feil through a bridge and broke his jaw. He charges that he was kicked off the train, which charge is denied by Con- dGctSr iHay.-The Oasis.
 Frank Scott. the Los Angeles anna $eur sIeuth, has departed from Pres tCtt- When it was learned that he was not wanted in California Q sen teEce of six months in the county jail was imposed upon him by Justice Moore. with the understanding, how ever, that it would be operative only ir case Scott took longer than five days in getting out of the territory He got, Scott is the man that success fully worked several of our citizens q few weeks ago.-Jerome Reporter.
 A few miles from Jerome Cn Oak creek Fisher Bailey. Ed Meek and couple of other young men have 1c- cated the flow of a large spring, from which they expect to take 500 inches of water. apprOXimating 720 gallons 6 minute. They are constructing a ditch from the spring to 1.500 acre tract of land, which they will culti-
 
 acreage is tC be planted in apples, for the growth of which the locality ap- l,ears peculiarly suited.-JerOme Re porter.
 Lillie Perkins. the 13-year-old daughter Of r. H. Perkins. the archi- tect and builder for the Copper com pany, has revealed Q remarkable apti- tUde fer the instrument Of Pader- Wiski. She has only been under in struction fer a year and her prof cheney is remarkable, but it is the ex- preSsiCn in her performance that really surprises the auditor She possesses in a degree the musical temperament, and it may be yet possible that Jerome shall become celebrated as the incuba- tor cf pianiste of fame.-JeTonle Re p~rter
 After an illness of only eight days MfS. 1I4&larQ H. Jones, WlIe CT the senior editC- of tha Flagstaff Gem, died in this city at her home on May 17th Though the disease, pneumonia. as fought with all her strength. yet her age was against her and she yield cd to the grim reaper in the early morning hours She was a member Of tEe Christian church and a dev0ut fc-- lG'wer of the Lord. Owing to the ab sence Of Q congregation of her denomf- raticn in this city she had not attach ed herself to any church. but any one who knew her had nct to ask if she was Q Christian, fer her kindly acts and devoted life proclaimed her ser vice of the AIaster.-C0c0ninO Sun. William Burkland, mining expert. newspaper man, sailor and one Of the pioneers in the gold fields at Johannes burg, South Africa, stopped eff to visit us Wednesday. Last summer while prospecting in the Wauapai mountains he discovered the Skeleton mine, which he recently sid for 5000. On re- turning from his prospect last summer. being. dead broke," he held down q fase in this office for a couple of weeks i to Teplenish the inner man, and get a ! few dollars ahead From here he i went to Albuquerque, where he worked ]