Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-04
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges.

The richest private soldier in the
service of the United States is said to
he Roscoe w. Davis of the Thirty-thiri
United States volunteers. who owns Il
big ranch with hundreds of thousands
of cattle near Maria, Texas.
The Prescott land Office is in receipt
of a proclamation by the president en-
larging the Prescott forest reserve -
that it takes in practically all the tim
bered country south of Prescott to the
Maricopa county line.-Courier.
The boarding house at Lynx creek
hydraulics was destroyed by fire last
Tuesday night, says the Prescott Cour-
Ter. There was no insurance on the
property, which belonged to the Mas
sicks estate. The fire is supposed TO
have been of incediary origin.
The Copper Queen band has added
two new members to it's list Of must
cians-one a cornet player and the 9TH
er an alto. The boys are making ex-
cellent Roadway in their music and Will
compare most favorably with any band
in the territory.-Bisbee Orb.
County Superintendent Hughes and
Prof. Pemberton visited the city
schools yesterday. says the Tucson
showing made by the schools. There
is an average attendance of 500 pupils
and at the present rate Of increase the
city will soon have to increase its
school facilities.
General T. d. SatterWhite is unusu-
ally happy. 1t is all on account of Mrs.
Satterwhite presenting her good hus-
band with a bouncing son. who is al
I-ro t-r Tr
Mother and the little general are doing
well. The Star extends congratula
tions TO the Satterwhite family on the
happy event.-TUcson Star.
a certain lady has just learned to
control her bicycle. When her husband
IS with her to give lessons she IS in
the saddle" every minute. when the
husband is away and a neighbor lends
assistance she falls or so often that he
is forced TO keep his arm about her
continually. The husband aGvlrtis=s =
ladys wheel for sale and has bought
a shot gUn.-Bisbee Orb.
Tuesday one Of the traction engines
of the Best Manufacturing company
started from Red Rock on its frs jour
ney to the Ray mine. says the Tucson
Star. On the first trip no attempt 10
make time is being made as the road
is prepared for future trips. In q few
days the road viii be IN such condition
that the outfit viii make frequent ruEs
between Red Rock and the mine.
The supreme court Of the United
States in an opinion by Justice Cray,
has reversed the decision of the SUI
preme court of Arizona in a case in
volving the title to the SOnOita grant II
Arizona. The title was an issue be-
tween Santiago Ainsa and the New
Mexican and Arizona Railroad COM
pany. The reversal was based upon
4 ruling of the court below that the
case could not be tried in the ordinary
cOurts.-Prescott Journal-Miner.
Peter Carroll had his foot badly
crushed in thesrailroad yards at Tue
son the other day, says the Star. he
was underneath a car on a siding max
ing repairs when the yard engine back
ed onto the long train at the upper end
of the yard. Before Carroll could save
himself his left foot was caught by the
fiange of the wheel, crushing the left
side of the member badly. He bore the
pain heroically until the doctor and
an ambulance arrived. At the hospital
the toes and bones of the left side of
the foot were removed. Mr.. CarrolPs
escape from more serious injury was
fortunate.
1t will be received as a pleasant sur
prise to Miss Bertha Schuerman's
many friends here. says the Prescott
Journal Miner. to learn that she was
married recently in San Francisco. The
name of the man of her choice is Harry
A. Spear, said to be a very estimable
young man. They met at the art
school in which they were both stu
dents. and their friendship ripened into
love. eliminating in a happy marriage
Miss Anna Schuerman, sister of the
bride. went to San Francisco two or
three weeks ago to assist her sister in
preparing for the marriage, and to he