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

Albuquerque papers are urging the
building of a beet sugar factory at that
place.
James Strahan has sold his ranch m
the Verde valley to Mr.. Dwyer and will
leave soon for Puget sound.-Jerone
News.
Edith, the little daughter Of Mr..
George Mitchell of Jerome. died in Los
Angeles ten days ago. The child had
been i'll for some time.
Tucson is talking about plating its
city plaza, which consists of siZ blocks,
selling the lots and building q sewer
age system with the proceeds.
The Arizona and Utah railway may
now be said to be strictly in the swim.
Its first excursion was run from Chic
ride to Kingrnan on circus day.
Harvey Johnston had the misfortune
yesterday to have his foot badly mash
ed by running a loaded car over it
while working in the mine.-Bisbee
Orb.
Mrs John Freeman, who arrived in
Jerome a few days ago from Los An
geles, died of heart failure at the kra-
ter house in that city on Sunday, No
vember 8.
Gertrude Cannon, a colored girl aged
about Is, who was brought in from
the Verde valley. died at the county
hospital on the third of this MONTH
Prescott Courier.
Missy Benbrook. who started for a
six days trip from Globe some three
months ago, found his way back day
before yesterday. as brown and hand
some as a Mogolloner can be.-Globe
Times.
Dudley Craig of the Pinal ranch,
drove a bunch of hogs over the trail TO
Globe. The hogs were a little sore
footed. but came through looking we'll
They were bought by Denis Murphy
Globe Times.
One thousand head of cattle were
shipped from blackberry Thursday
last. Part of the shipment went to
California and the balance to Kansas
City. blackberry is becoming q large
cattle shipping poi1t.-Kirsman Miner.
A frame house on Chihuahua hill
caught fire late yesterday afternoon
from a defective stovepipe. The blaze
was discovered by the employees at the
smelter and was extinguished before
very much damage was done.-Bisbee
Orb.
B. Jones, superintendent Of the ella
Valley Globe and Northern railway.
came out of the hospital Wednesday
after remaining there a month. He will
will stay in Tucson some time. not be-
ing able. as yet, to resume his duties
on the Valley road.-Tucson Star.
Miss Bessie Neidecken of Los An
geles arrived in Kingman Wednesday
morning and left this morning for the
Big Sandy, where she has been en-
gagged to teach the Carrow school. This
is Miss Neidecken's first school and she
comes highly recommended.-King
Miner.
The well known sign Look out for
the cars" will hereafter in Globe be
written in German, French, Scandina-
Wan, Italian, Spanish, Austrian, Sla-
vonian and Missourian. The Arizonian
knows enough to decline a butting
match with a locomotive without Il
sign.-Globe Times.
William Jones. the engineer employed
at the smelter. met with a painful ac-
cident last night while in the perform
ance of his duties, says the Bisbee Orb.
While engaged in oiling up the machin-
cry his blouse caught in the wheels and
his arm was badly bruised and torn be-
fore he could get it out. 1t is thought
no bones were broken. however.
w. J. st. Clair, the alleged forger,
through his attorney, Mark =. Smith,
filed a petition for his release upon
writ of habeas corpus, alleging illegal
restraint from liberty. in the district
court this morning. The case was tried
and submitted. Judge Davis had not
yet announced his decision at o'clock
this afternoon.-Tucson Citizen.
The Copper Queen band was out in
full force last evening and serenaded
Superintendent Ben Williams and the
visitors at his home. The boys were
invited in and were royalty treated.
The band is making most excellent