Arizona republican., 1898-10-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Tcken From Territorial Exchanges.


 R. c. Kinbaii of Colorado Springs is in Prescott.
 The Senator mine in Yavapai county is reported closed indefinitely.
 Hugh Conahan left Globe Tuesday on a visit to his family in Oakland, Cal 4. R. Young and niece, Miss Frazier. left Globe for Los Angeles Thursday morning.
 F. F. Dodge Of the Western Union Telegraph company at Prescott. has gone t. Los angeles.
 Colcael Brcdis will arrive in Pres cott next Thursday, October 20, when a grand welcome will be rendered him. Tuesday J. H. Politzer and family returned to Ncgaies from Yuma and resumed lis desk at the custom house Don Francisco Tapia. presidsnte Of the municipality Of La Colcrada, So- nora, was visitor at Nogalss last week.
 E. H. Cook, superintendent Of the United Globe mines, went to Les An gels last Tuesday. He expected ro re- turn yesterday.
 Last week Mir. B. c. Hardy, the min ing operator Of Nogales, went to San Francisco on business. His return is expected daily.
 Judge G. H. Robinson, attorney for the Soncra railway, was at Nogales last Tuesday. Thursday he returned home tc Guay1nas.
 Court Perry, formerly division super intendent Of ths Santa Fe. Pac if 1ail- road, is now a passenger conductor Cn the Southern California.
 Tuesday MT. George Wanless Of the Mexican Ore company was at Nogalss, returning to Hsrmosillo from a busi- ness trip to Fl Paso.
 Aionzc. Bailey, president Of the Old Dominion Commercial company, has returned to Globe from a visit with his family in Los Angeles.
 W. ". Brookner Of the Old Domin- ion Commercial company left Globe for Payson the ether day to visit his friend J. ". BCardman.
 Miss Maggie Craven of Washington D. C., has arrived in NCgales and will be thsre some weeks the guest Of hei sister, Mrs. John Maloney.
 Last Tuesday evening Miss Edith Bc1san Of Nogales and Mir. William CChen Of Fl Paso were united in mat rimony by Rev. L. Reynolds.
 Water is becoming 6 serious ques- tion in Prescott. Wells never bafore known to be short cf water are now dry. City water is also scarce.
 Mrs. Philip Oates arrived in Globe from Les Angeies the other day for 3 mcnth's visit. She is at the home Of hel daughter, Mrs. H. c. Hitchcock.
 Mir. Mace Burgoon, engineer at tn; Ncgales electric light wOoks, has re signed his position and will take g much needed rest. He went to Tucson The railroad company has already received application for empty cars tC be sent to Mayer for shipment of con- centrates over the new road from Pres cctt to Big Bug.
 Rev. 3. H. Asilmun, superinten- dent Of the missionary work for ths gregaticnal church in Arizona anf Nsw Mexico, has finished his work al Nogales and gone.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill is now presi- dent Of the Buckeye Canal company His illustrious brother held the same position fer several years. Work vii be pushed on the canal.
 MsjCr Gray, surgeon Of th5 Fifteelltf infantry, is making an official inspec ticn Of Fort WnIpple. Doubtless th' post will again be inhabited by blut coats, says the Pick and Drill.
 At every mention Of Colonel Brodiei name, at democratic meeting a White Hills recently, the audienct would burst forth into prolonged ap Plause, says the Jcurnaf-Miner.
 Rumor has it that Colonel DeRusse, Of the Eleventh infantry, foImeriy sta toned at Whipple. wilI shortly be re tirsd It is statsd that he made rec ord enough at Porto Rice to retire On H. A. Blewitt and George Lamb ar rived in Clcba the ether day from Sud bury, Ontario, Canada where th y WET for years in the employ Of larg n-ckel mining eonpany. They expec to locate at Globe.
 A. r. FlcOd las taken a position witt E. r. Kellner & Co. cf Globe. Mrs Flocd arriv5d there from Los AngaIe recently. Their Globe friends ar gratined to know that they have de cided tc again make their home there Last Sunday evening at N gales, Ari zona. MT 4. H. Hall, chief engineer fo the Grand Central Mining company, a La Colorado, Sonora, and Miss Angus tina Plat of Guaymas, formerly cf L Colorado, were united in holy matri mony by Justice r. J. Duffy.
 Jake Miller of Big Bug has made aT rangsnents for a shipment of cattl over the p, 6 E. railroad. lie wi have the honor of mating the frs shiDnsnt over the road. IL will D made this week, just as socn as ssoc yards for leading can be provided
 The Oasis hears it stated as emanai ing from people in position to kno'