Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-14
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Mrs. d. J. Brannen OF Flagstaff
who has been seriously i'll with perfto-
nitis fer the past tent days, is now con-
valescent-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Domingus left
this morning for Sonora, Cal, where
they intend to- reside in the future
Journal-Miner.
Abe Franklin finds walking with the
aid of crutches somewhat trying On
the nerves. He is gaining strength
after two weeks of experience, the re-
suit of fall.-Star.
The board of supervisors of Navajo
county have ratified the agreement be-
tween that county and the Santa Re
Pacific whereby the taxes are COM
promised for number of years.
The kissing bug, which is so much
talked about in the newspapers, is a
bug with four legs. There are ether
kissing bugs besides these The way
to tell the difference is to count the
legs.-Yuma Sentinel.
Said a man on the corners" yester-
day: There is all kinds of money
here now. 1t does look as if those
fellows who. held up the train on Sat
urday night had drifted to Tueson.''-
Star.
An Ell. Paso paper states that ]. G.
Albright, formerly of Albuquerque, N.
NJ, will shortly start an evening pa
per there. He has an Associated Press
franchise. There are four dailies in
Ell Paso now.
The Arizona and Utah railroad com
pany has received its new combination
passenger and baggage car and expects
six new freight cars in Kingman to
day. The noad is doing an excellent
business -Monave Miner
George Henderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Henderson, of Lynx creek,
died last week of typhoid fever. De
ceased was eight years old and was
an unusually bright boy, and great
favorite with all who knew him.
Journal-Miner.
The Santa Fe Pacific grade between
kingman and Mellen is being widened.
Lantry Sons have several hundred men
and teams on the work. If traffic in
creases ooIrespondingly with that of
last year the read will have to be
double tracked.-MChave Miner.
1t is represented that by the build
ing Of 5000 feet of read the Stockton
Hill road would reach Layne Springs.
The road is now completed to the apex
of the Cerbat mountains and Layne
Springs, Todd and Union Basins will
soon be getting their supplies in that
way.-Mchave Miner.
Mrs. Maggie Bourbon has a force CT
carpenters rearranging and building
two new rooming houses in Saginaw.
Mrs Bourbon understands her bust
ness and is climbing to the top OF the
financial ladder, as her numerous first
class property Improvements will
prove.-Williams News.
Various estimates have been ad-
vanced as to the amount of Doodle the
Cochise train robbers got from Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S safe. The figures run
as high as $150,000. Nobody but the
bandits and the western terminus of
that safe know a thing about it.-St2r.
A number of petty thieving opera
lions have been going on for month
past and NJ. arrests have been made.
The need of larger police force is
certainly very pressing and it is hoped
some action will be taken to prevent
further depredations in our midst
Star.
Tom Ketchum is reported to be
rallying. His recovery seems to be
certain and is attributed by the physi-
CHtu " lu0 ldCl ludL level III lis 4I-C
has he touched drop of alcoholic
liquor, and even refused alcoholic
stimulants after the operation, says
the Santa Fe New Mexican.
Richard Stockton was admitted to
the bar yesterday. He passed a very
examination and was. highly
csmp limentedr by Judge Hawkins, one
of the examining committee The
other two members of the examining
committee were Hon. T. G. Norris and
Eugene Brady O'Neill.-Courier.
Delegates to-the A. o. U. W. grand
lodge have returned. Prescott was
igtvehs the marble heart by the lodge,
says the JournalJMiner, as not a sin
gle Office was given to a member of
the Prescott ledge, although it was
due, t. the efforts of P w. O'Sulhvan
that the Jurisdiction was formed.
Semi-of1icial information has been
received in Prescott that Rev. c. K.
Jenness, will nst return to Prescott,
but will probably be assigned to the
passionate of the Methodist church at
Berkeley, Cal The appointment will
be made today by the bishop, who is
holding the northern California con-
ference--JOurna1-M Miner.
Thomas Brown, the we'll known
Hackbsrry cattlemaD who disappeared
from Kingman last July, returned to