Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-20
Arizona Day by Day
Live News TuAen From Territorial Exchanges.

Colonel Mike Gray has been very sicl
at his ranch near Pearce. His manS
friends will be pleased to know that
he is now improving.
j. G. Anthony assayer and chemist
of the Val Verde smelter. was brought
into town Friday and placed in the
Sisters hospital. DR.. McNaliy says ne
has a well developed case of measles
Prescott Prospect.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Harry A Thorne, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. c. Thorne of Prescott, to Miss
Nancy J. Thomas of Pinos Altos, New
Mexico. 1t will take place November
3O.-Prescott Journal-Miner-
Sam Hill, who has been seriously i'll
for some time, has recovered suffici-
emily to be able to leave this morning
for San Francisco. where it is hoped he
may experience a complete recovery OF
health.-Prescott Journal-Miner.
DR.. L. P. Kaull, young physician OF
Kansas City. is so favorably impressed
with Jerome that he will locate here
He is the guest of DR.. Woods and will
open an office as soon as he can secure
a suitable place, probably in the
O'Keefe building.-Jerome Reporter.
Mr.. r. Isome and family and Mr.
Sparks and son arrived in Thatcher
last Monday night from Kentucky
They will make their future homes al
Thatcher and five or six more families
are expected to arrive from the Blue
Grass state in a short time.-Safford
Guardian.
ID ~.
in a drift in the Old Dominion COM
pany's mine last Friday night was
caught by a slide of ground and had
his right leg broken between the hip
and knee, says the Globe Silver Belt
He is in the county hospital and doing
as well as could be expected. Charlie
is an old time miner here, and his
many friends regret his misfortune.
The three veteran nimrods, Messrs
Bauerbach. Flickinger and Bargman
returned from their hunting trip the
latter part of last week and succeeded
in hanging up in camp nine fine large
bucks. notwithstanding the fact thai
there had been so much shooting and
banging in the mountains during tbs
past six weeks that everything had be
come wilder than a eer"-Winslov
Mail.
Beyond n doubt the best pleased
people at the circus last Saturday
We're 1O8 Indian pupils from the Sar
Carlos Indian school. They came from
San Carlos Saturday morning on the
train free of charge and were in charge
OF Mrs. Lydia e. Hunt Wright. They
presented a neat appearance in THEN
uniforms and it was a rare treat fol
the little Indians.-Solomonvil Bull
letin.
Building in the neighborhood Of
Equator hill is progressing faster than
outsiders realize and with increased
accommodations the population is in
creasing very fast, says the Jerome
News. on the Jim Patterson property
4 hotel and store is now doing business
A petition is in Washington praying
for 4 postofice to be named Equator
If granted this will settle the name OF
the new camp.
Near the head OF MescaI gulch the
Columbia company is working a grour
of claims formerly owned by G. w
Hull, says the jerome News. A gen
tleman who visited the workings yes
there one of the best prospects in the
jerome district. He remarked that
there is enough ore in sight now to
warrant the building of smeIter This
mine is about one mile from Jerome
Two young men were seriously but
not dangerously burned at the smeltel
Monday morning. A Iadle of mo,ten
metal coming in contact with
water was the cause. Gus Buch-
AMMAN, a Taper, and a helper
by the name of Daniel Wheel
and were the unfortunates. At the
hospital today they were reported to be
getting along very nicely, with a
promise of an immediate recovery
jerome Reporter.
WHY'S it that one mail clerk is COM
PEELED to do the work of two on the G.
V. G. & n. trains? The people of this
valley and Globe and vicinity are en-
titled to a first class mail service. and
it is impossible for one clerk to give it
for the work demands two. one on each
train, and his run should be through
to Globe instead of only to Geronimo
The chief mail clerk of this division
should certainly give this matter his
prompt attention.-Safford Guardian.
Wallace Bingham of Thatcher met
with a peculiar though serious acct
dent Sunday while engaged in jumping
backward. His feet slipped and he
tried to throw himself so as to light
on his hands. Instead of doing so he
fell squarely on his face, striking his
nose on a sharp piece Of glass and sew
ering it completely in two, necessltat-
ing the services of a doctor to draw
it together. 1t will be some time before