Arizona republican., 1899-02-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 A special car. with New -rlexico mem beTs of the territorial regiment, re- gently mustered out at Albany, Ga, will reach the city attached 10 Q pas senger train tonight The train will arrive at 7:25 D. m.-AlDuquerque Citizen.
 The sad intelligence of the death of Nc man Mckenzie, Jr., has reached his father in this city MT Mckenzie was a TucsCn-raised boy, leaving home two years ago to seek his fortune in Brazil. where he contracted yeii-W fever, from which he died at the age of about 28 yeGrs.-Tucson Citizen.
 If the man who was detected Iast nighIL stealing coal from the c1al bin of the editor Of the Journal-Miner at his residence, will send his name and address to this office we Wll send him a supply. But if he is caught fOoling around said coal bin again the incident may be made one cf special interest to him.-Prescott Journal-Miner-
 Ex-Superviso- John Wood was in Prescott the other day from the Verde valley. He says that during the past twenty-seven years prior to the recent snow storm, all the snowfall of the val ley would rot amount to as much as 
 weather is nice and warm now, the snow all gone, the ground dGied cut again and farmers are busy with their spring work.
 Deputy Sheriff Joe Smith brought in Thomas Clevinger from Jerome June tion yesterday and lodged him in jail, says the Prescott COurie-. Clevinger is the man who struck another man on the head at Rock Butte day before yesterday. The man was struck with a shovel. the corner of the shovel pene- trating the skull. forcing Q riece of the skull down on the brain. Clevinger talks as if he acted in self defence and says he intended to give himself up.
 John Lyon, the noted hunter of predatory animals, was in town Fri day Not long since he found the car cass Of a calf that had been killed by wolves Putting his hounds On the trail, he went iu pursuit ard before re- turning home had bagg2d five gray wolves. A few days later he got two more of the pack. since which time he has seen no further signs Cf them. Mir Lyon has a small bunch of cattle cn his range near the little Dragon mountains His services are of great value to the stOckmen and it is unfcr- tunaJe that ID bount:es are paid in this county-Range News.
 It is remarkable, but 9 fact heyerthe- less, that Tombstone uses more water for local consumption than our neigh boring city, Bisbee. The water statis- tics and estimates show that Bisbee, with a population of oTe-' 4.000 people. consumes 65,G00 gallons of water daily. while Tombstone with a population Of a little over 1000, requires 120 900 gal Ions Der day. This would tend to prove that Bisbee.tes do net have much use for wateTA The average BisDeeite calls for cloves instead of water after taking his smile straight, which prob ably has something to do with reduc- ing the water sh5rtaSe Tombstone Prospector.
 Judge Richard De Kuhn is in from the Little Jessie group of mines, where he has been since last O0-o5er. He says that shipping ere is being taken out of the Unicn mine which carries over $40 gold per ton. There is a vein Of this ore two feet wide: the ore comes from the bottom of the eighty foot shaft in the Unicn mine, which runs parallel to the Little Jessie, and is only 200 yards from the mill These properties belong to Hon. John s. Jones. That the Union will be G5 fla nous Q gold producer as the Little Jes sic seems to Ee q foregOne conclusion. Judge De Kuhn is an old mine and mill man, is not excijable and knows what he is talking about when he says that most Of the veins in tIat district will prove valuable gold producers with depth. There is no more promising gold district in ArizOra.-PrescOtt Courier
 Yesterday the land court closed its business for the term. adjourning to meet here on May 3, next. During the six weeks term the Canca grant Of four leagues was confirmed in favor of AIaisn & Dr.scoll. Tie other cJnfrna- ton was the Borquillas grant, men tiOned yesterday. Attorney Byron Waters, who represented the Hearsts in the BCrquillas case and the Perrins in the BabCconari grant matter left yesterday for San Francisco. Much of Wednesday was taken up in settling accounts, including pay of witnesses. The five judges composing the court, United States Attorney Reynolds, As sistant Attorney Pope, Clerk Long, h. terpreter Chac9n, Special Agent TiptOn and StenOgraDher Beggs expected to leave this morning for their respective homes, Pope, Long and TiptOn to Santa Fe. All were pleased with their stay in Tucs0n.-TucsOn Star.
 Chief Clerk Murphy Of the surveyor generals office at Tucson, received a clipping from an Americus. Ga. parsr ard an extract is made therefrOm: "A quiet marriage at Albany has fur nished a tragedy. Fred C2selle of Ari- zcna. q steward at the brigade hOspi- tai, as a result of this marriage, is prisoner in the DOugherty jail, charged with bigamy., Miss Clara L. Sparks,