Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-16
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

A carload of horses was received at
Wilcox a day or two ago for the army
garrison at Fort Grant.
Several sailors of the battleship Iowa
in charge of subaltern passed through
TO the east on the Southern Pacific a
day or two ago.
William ]. Collard and wife of Maine
were In town Thursday. They will
leave in a few days for Phoenix where
they will spend the winter.-Williams
News.
Charlie Hok, who manages the din
ing room of the Wilcox house and who
had a leg broken in September by
jumping from a train. is now able TO
get about on crutches.
John Joiner was lately released from
the insane asylum at Phoenix and an
nounced the intention of going to Mex
leo. He evidently thinks he is not ap-
preciated in Willcox.-News
Miss Ona Twitty, one of Williams
most beautiful and accomplished young
ladies', left last Sunday for Evanston
ILL.,, where she will enter the Methodist
university for Neutrality-suspicious..
King Ussery, indicted June "a last for
grand larceny and who has since been
confined in the ella county Jail, was
admitted to bail in the sum of 81 900
on October 31.-Globe Silver Belt.
Miss Kitty ONeiIl, one of Williams
most popular young ladies, returned
the first of last week from San Fran
cisco, where she has been for the past
five or six months taking treatment
for throat trouble.
DR.. c. F. Roberts placed one of the
largest insurance risks in the history
of Coconino county last week. The
policy was for over $4,000 on property
in favor of the Saginaw and Manistee
Lumber company.
r. ]. Bishop of Phoenix, one of the
old timers of this section, transacted
business and visited with friends in
Williams last week. Jud rode the goat
to a finish in the local lodge of Odd
Fellows the other night News.
The introduction or the automobile
has made it necessary for the Missouri
mule to do little advertising in order
to hold his job. In the Ladysmith
episode he secured position at the top
of the column next to reading matter.
Yuma Sun.
a. w. Fans. who at one time owned
the Empire mill in Todd Basin and
operated mines in that neighbOrhood,
is about to begin the culture of the
orange in the Hawaiian islands. Fans
is now owner of a big orange orchard
at Highlands.-KingmanM Miner.
The new river steamer Cuchan was
launched last Wednesday afternoon.
The machinery is now being put in
place and the boat will be ready for
business in about six weeks. When
complete the Cuchan will be one of the
best and speediest boats ever placed
ON the river.-Yuma Sun.
There is considerable interest here
in the fate of DR.. Wunschow, who is
reported to have disappeared in Mex
leo, says the Wilcox News. He was
the young physician who a few months
ago married Miss Daisy Robinson. a
popular young lady of this valley. Mrs
Wunschow is now in California.
The railroad we'll at Yucca is furn-
ishing anbundant supply of water
Heretofore all the water used at that
place had to be hauled in but now
enough water can be had to irrigate q
large park and furnish plenty of water
for all railroad needs. The well is SOC
feet deep.-Kingman Miner.
Fearl mart was Drought over from
Tucson Tuesday and lodged in the
county Jail. Two indictments were
found against her for highway robbery
and the trial of her case will come of
Monday morning. She was arraigned
Thursday and pleaded not guilty, while
her partner. Joe Boot, pleaded guilty
Florence Tribune.
The Globe Silver Belt says: It is re-
ported that some of the cattlemen oil
Tonic are indignant over the refusa
of the district attorney of Maricopa
county to prosecute a man arrested or
the charge of killing a steer belonging
TO d. J. Peters. The offense was com
mitted in Maricopa county on the wes
side of the Mazatzal range, and it i:
claimed that proof of guilt was con
elusive.
The many friends of Mrs. Karl H
Wiegand of Ash Fork, who has beer
very sick for some months, whose cast
was considered hopeless by the bes
physicians in Phoenix and other cities
will be glad to learn that a dangerOu:
operation performed upon her by DR.
J. T. Stewart OF Los Angeles was en-
tirely successful. Her husband is man
ager of the Postal Telegraph compan!
at Ash Fork.-Williams News.
Mr. Charles F Hoff informs the Oasi
that yesterday he arranged to operat
the Washington Camp and Nogales tel
epnone line in connection with his loca
line. and will connect it with his cen
trail office in Nogales. The Washington
Camp line will be extended through tn
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