Arizona republican., 1899-09-16
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Tnken From Territorial Exchanges.

EAhIH M N1SuS or IOrre0n, MEXICO, Is enjoying thes hospitality of the San Xavier at Tucson.
 Work has been completed on the stock fence between Bowie and Will cox substantial four-wire fence has
 been built
 The Les Angeles base ball club are Quartered at the Hotel Orndorf. There
 are twelve 4nsthe- party. A delegation Of Grays met them at the depot.-Tuc- son Star.
 In the future mail from Verde and Payson will reach Globe Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, and depart
 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays as
 usual-Globe Times.
 Rev. Peck Of the northern California conference will arrive in Prescott this week and will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday, morning and evening g-Journal-Miner
 Frank J. Olsen and Miss Myrtle Spence daughter e; MT. and Mrs. A. B. Spence, were married at Palace station on Sunday. September 10, by Justice James Roach.-JOurna1+Min
 It is reported that divorce proceed ings arel to be commenced in the dis trict court by prominent lady Of sur city against her hubby who she thinks has been faithless. -l'isbee Orb.
 The funeral of R. L. Clayton, the cowboy who met his death at the hands of Mexican rurales on last Saturday, took place today and was largely at tended, says the Bisbee correspondent of the Tombstone Prospector.
 This is the Apache harvest seas5n. Fortunately such a crop of acOTns @.cd manzanita berries were never known in Finals. and poor Lo is independent Of the reservation dog crop for once. Globe Times.
 TheNsum of s1, 800 has been subscrib- ed toward the start of a Graham coun- ty agricultural fair association. There s little doubt concerning the success of the enterprise. The grounds VIII probably be at Stafford.
 Aaron Goldberg of Les Angeles will arrive here next. Saturday. and will take q position with the Harry Drach- | man Shoe company. MT. Goldberg , was born in Tucson, but has been ab- l sent from this city for several years-- Citizen. Many editors of the territory rack | their brains terribly to find somathlnS damaging to say about an opponent ! If they would spend one-half of the en- ! ergy searching for something good to 1 u 41ed.4Range News.
 Prof. A. H. Gibson. his mother and ! niece. returned from an extended trip { to California on Thursday. Professor i and Miss Rachel Gibson will teach the i Pearce schools again this year. They | attended N E. A convention during | it's session in Les Angeles.-Range ] News.
 Work on the extension of the So- i nora road to the Barranca coal fields of { Sonora is expected to be completed before the end of the. year. The South ern Pacific interests involved have ar f ranged for the payment in Gu3ymas ln October of S125, 900, in part payment Of their purchase price.-R3nge News. , Yesterday T. w and G. 3. Miller sAisped fourteen carloads of cattle from Mayer station. Two carloads went to Phoenix. The Millers, Charles Harveson and Wales Arnold will col- 1s RIlg to r3deo and ship until Novem- Der 1. It is said that they intend to g cut Of the cattle business. Courier
 Prescott feels sore that she has been left out in the cold by the A. o. U. W. grand lodge, asnot a single officer was gj,yep .tha- Prescott lodge, although it Was 1agrely due to the efforts Of a i member, r. w. U Sullivan, that the grand lodge was formed. Tucson has equal cause for fermentation, as she fared likeBiss-Citizen. ~s The game of base ball between the c. o. office boys and the A. & s. E. tsam vii be played at Don Luis park on the 17th Of September, premises to be the best game of ball played this season. G. P. A., W. A Harvey has made arrangements to carry the big crowd, and every enc who attends is promised a real -treat---Bisbee Orb. 7 Occasionally; the Mesa Free. Press speaks of the wagon road the lower Salt River valley people intend to build to Globe. The Globe people built the wagon read into Pinto creek and there it will step. If the Mesa coun- try ever gets a road over the noun tains they will have to build it with out the assistance Of Globe.-Globe Times
 No trace Of the identity of the ] whereabouts of the men who robbed the train at Cochise has been secured. A posse followed the trail of the rob 1 bers to one-half a mile from Wilcox. a distance of thirteen miles, where the j trail came ta an abrupt end, apparently l as though the men and horses had :