Arizona republican., 1899-08-23
Arizona Day by Day.
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

Six men escaped from the Albuquer- cue jail a week ago and four Of them are still a. large
 Miss Edith Stl-atton of Florence has been appointed teacher in the Tucson public school. Hna -5s '.
 P. R. Brady, IT.. defaulting county treasurer, is still in jail, not being able TO procure a 'bond.-Tr5RPune, .s-.
 H. c. Yealger of Phoenix spent sev- eral days in Fyag5t;fff tilIs week look ing after his sheep inter- sts in this vicinity.-Sun, 15ff i nf
 WiI bncNeiI leaves the employ of Keilner at Glebe on the the ti1lst of the month and goes to work for his broth ef. JaGneS, at Tempe.-Tribune.
 MT. Otis Hale and his mother of Tucson left last week for 9 visit to friends and relatives in South Dakota. They will be absent aboU.. two months.
 The Allisons have a fine body of wa ger flowing through their canal from southwest of the city to their lands down the Santa Cruz Valley.-TucsOn Star
 W. H. Benson left Thursday for Los Angeles, where he will remain for few days with his family when he will leave for his old home i.1 Maine by the Northern Pacitic.-TribuDe (FIorence).
 Arcadia ranch at Oracle has Q melon patch th2s, has more melons to the square foot than was ever seen before, says the Star. They must be big ones, too. if there are maDy to the square foot.
 At Willow springs the other day the ranch house of F. A. Chamberlain blew over and smashed his buggy. Cham 'beIlain was in the house at the time and escaped ninjured-Tribune QFIor- ence.
 The Coconino Sun states that Ira Msndenhall, one of the successful bid ders on the normal school building. skipped out with $500 of the contract money and has been apprehended fn Los Angeles.
 The Prescott brass band picnic at Granite Dells Sunday was success in all respects. About 600 people were in attendance Report IS that lad sprained his wrist, this being the only accident during the day.
 G. H. Conrad while or. his way with q party of friends to the summit of Agassiz peak. Thursday morning. was thrown from llis horse and badly cut on the head and shaken and bruised by the fall.-Sun (FgagstafD.
 Miss Carra Fi1nie left 5ast week for Berkeley, Cll.. where she will en- ter the University of California. Miss Finnie has been for the past four years one of the successful and pOpalar teachers in our public schoOls.-Sun.
 The Albuquerque Journal-DanrocraJ says: The sand hills along the Rto Grande in this section now look green in the liglit-the first lime they have decked themselves i'll that popHl- lar Hlbernian color for fifteen years
 Prof. J. R. Hinton of Fontanl. Kan. accompanied by his wife and child, ar rived i'll Williams Wednesday, Prof. ! Hinton is the newly enpOyel princ; pal of the public school and comes well 1 recommended as 2 first-claSs man and educator.-Williams News.
 Eugene J. Trippe1 of this city, who has baen in Mesa fer several weeks. ! will soon make a tour through New ! Mexico, Colorado and California inves- , t@gat:ng the almond orchards. seeking i information regarding the care Of or | chaIds and the methods of harvesting | the fruit.-Tucson Star.
 4. T. Cornish and Charles CanaH , w ere III w iIlViiueS l 1uI 1ltilL6 arrangements to put in a telephone eX- change in that place. They procured i 1he desired number of subs ribe $ ill a few hours and will commerce work on rhe system as soon as they get the ma ferial on the ground.-Coconino Sun.
 The evening shades had fallen fast on Sunday eve but still about fifty Indians had failed 10 take a tumble and leave town. City Marshal Wilder rounded thsm up and by the cOnvinc- ing argument of well wielded shil- 1alah induced them to hit the turnpike out of town. The Indians were prin- cipally Cocopahs.-Yuma Sentinel.
 City Marshal George Wilder this week drove the Cocopah Indians from the city lands in the western part of the ci,-y, says the Yuma Sentinel. These Indians are wards of Mexico but have around the quartermas- ter's building for time immemOrable. The marshal burnt their shacks and obliteTa ated their habitations.
 pr. P. B. Purcell, who was so seri- Ously injured a month ago by a run away 'eam. is holding his own, but not making much. improvement He IS still subject to great pain but his : strong wil power and 9 good eonstitu- tion will. pull him through aS he is un- der the hest. of care at the residence or