Arizona republican., 1899-09-03
Arizona Day by Day
 sei s4ss Live News Token from Territorial Exchanges.

i necessity for adjournment is occasion-
 ed by the fact that he Yavapai teach i CTS institute is to be held hare Sep l tenber 6, and s, and all teachers of the county must nttend.-JOurnal-
 Miner.
 Yesterday was Highb:nder day with ! the Chinese. When Charley Ho was asked what would be done he answer
 ed, "Oh. gettum dunk, have good 1 lima" Trey osEL themselves Chirlasa
 Masons.-Willccx Range News.
 1 The public school in Willcox is set i to begin on Monday, September II. ] Trustee Morgan will arrange for a
 principal while absent in California
 Miss Mary Moore will conduct the pri-
 mary department again this year.
 Word was received today from Bis bee tkct a young child of John Cain ] died at the copper camp yesterday and will be brought to Tombstone for bur
 ial The ctf;ld will ba brought ovar to- morrow and inferred in the family
 plot at the emetery.-Prcspec
 The larga foundry building of Gardi- ner. Worthen & Cess is almost com
 pIeted and in short time work can be
 turned out, says the Tucson Star. The
 furnace is in position with G large
 blower attached, and Wi.h the other
 improvements to bsi made the firm will
 be well equipped for work n their line.
 Henry W. Etz, the well known seek Inspector Of Benson, Cep9Irs a good sized shipment from that point to
 Santa Barbara, Cal, on August 25. The shipment was made up entirely cl steers of which there were 558 head. J. U Vaughan, P. J. Delahanty, Joe Esceig, E. J. ROEarts, John M3ni.z, w. Fourr and James Fourr all contributed to the bunch, and H. J. Harvey was the coIsignee.
 Colonel W. C. BlidweI, the cid time scout, who has been on an extended | visit with his family in Les Angeles, returned Monday morning, says the WILCOX REnge News. He must tnve had a good time an the Golden s.:ate as hai brings a large supply af good cheer Vith him. His friends will no doubt be glad to meet him again. He will spend some time in this locality look ing after interests nere.
 One of thel recent sales in Texas is ths Mum ranch in the western portion of the rate. The land owned amount ing to 56,000 acres was sold at S2 per acre, other lands amounting to $50 900 acres are leased from the state The cattle, 22,500 head, were sold at $21 around not counting this years cllVes. ( More than half .5he herd con-tstc1 of l breeding COWS The ranch was owned / by Chicago parties and WIS purchased by Lake, Tomb & Co. Of South Da- S kota.-Denver Stockman
 Today a thorough search of the jail t premises was made by the sheriff and s his deputies, says the Tombstone Pros S pectOr. Eve-y cell iS inspected and I closely nude that no jail 2 breaks have bsen attempted It ls he invariaIbIe rule of the office to ' Eal1e Lh.s inspection every week and T he close surveillance illustrates any i plans the prisoners may concoct to dig out.' The vigil IS more strict I low than ever for there are some des- | )eraida characters behind the Ea-s. 2
 c. L. Doty returned home the ether f lvening and took drink Of w1'er k rom the pail, and later another one. n the morning he found a f0ur-inch T entipede in the bucket We have c lea1d of n-an drinking bug juice. iri avs the Runge News, but MT. Doty I v1derJtly introduce a new de1s-llaif o1. '-
 The Graham Guardian says thlt E here were four Mexioans interested g T the robbery of Hon. Burt Dunlap's l, a1ch. Jack O'NeTll has arrested ,gl hrse of them and telegrapEed to the P 'ffcers of Graham county to look cut il CT the fourth, who s thought to be ' n his way through the Graham noun h aiHs with two heavily packed mules. j;
 Walter L. Vail and family returned h i-tuT(lay from thlsir summers cutting " t the Werne9 ranch in San Diego 2, oCEry, says Q California correspcHd- n mt of tha Wilcox Range News. Tn fables adjacent to his charming home Ii T the fashionable part of the city Mir. b Tail keeps number of yaluabla high s