Arizona republican., 1898-07-14
Arizona Day by Day


Mine Host De Groff of Tucson is laid up with bandaged foot, injured by a fall one night lsat week. W. W. Williams of Tucson applied the other day to Probate Judge Wood for guardianship papers for w. S. Rowland, minor of Salt Lake. Row
 land is heir to. property there willed by an uncle.
 Miss Carrie Brown of Tucson proud fly wears belt made of a rattler's skin. The young lady killed the rep
 tile on her fathers ranch some time ago, dressed the skin and made the belt.
 The Pima board of supervisors, ac- companied by District Attorney Sat terwhite, have examined the books of Treasurer Charles Hoff and found i same satisfactory. The balance June 30, reported by the treasurer to be $14, ,70190, was found correct. Ever since his induction into office Charles H. Hoff, treasurer of Pima
 county, was the first to make return to the territorial treasurer of the ter ritory's share of the revenue from
 counties. Charles H. Rize of Yuma
 divided the honors last week. 1 The Tucson Occidental front strat- egy board came near going to pieces upon receiving the resignations of the
 president and secretary thereof. The board gathered themselves together,
 but recent events have changed their plans They are in full accord with the adn1irals, commodores and gener- als afoat and in the field.
 FINAL COUNTY. Walter Bailey returned to Florence from Nogales last Sunday.
 Mrs. A. T. Colton of Florence was re- ported quite ill Friday. Rev. l. T. Whittemore left Florence Friday for Casa Grande and Phoenix. Born, in Florence, July 5, 1898, to the wife of MT. C. G. Powell, a daugh- ter.
 C. C. Wheeler, the popular whole sale grocer from Tucson, was in Flor
 ence Friday.
 The board of supervisors has es- tablished a new school district in Ara vaipa canyon.
 The Wilson boys, sons of Prof. W. W. Wilson of Casa Grande, spent the
 Fourth in Florence. Phil Welles of Florence has enlisted in Captain Gray's company, and is
 now in camp at Prescott. A. Allande, L. Zeckendorff & Co.'S
 representative, was in Florence Fri day interviewing the merchants. It is said that James B. McGee will | take charge of the Riverside station for c. c. Hockett in few days.
 John Ruckelhousen left Florence last Thursday to take charge of
 Pusch's new steam pump near Tucson. William H. Merritt has given up his position as assayer at Shultz and will
 be in Florence next week with his family.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Weedin and daugh- ters returned Thursday to the Owl
 Heads after a few days stay in Flor ence.
 O. H. Swingle has returned to his home in San Diego. While in Flor ence he disposed of quite number of his cattle
 Tom Peyton left Florence last week for Nogales where he will take the civil service examination for mounted inspector.
 L. K. Drais of the Florence hotel has closed his dining room temporarily
 but it will reopen the first of next month.
 Miss Anna M R. Reid left Casa
 Grande Fiday for Pasadena, Cal, to join her mother. They will have apartments at the Philadelphia. Mrs. Powell and her daughter, Miss
 Nellie, moved into the Perkins resi- dence in Florence Friday. MT. and l Mrs. Perkins have rooms with Mrs
 Michea.
 Died, in Florence, July 9 1898, Sam
 uel Botick, Jr., aged 9 years. At the
 time he was taken i'll, several months
 ago, he was working in the Tribune
 office, and was a faithful employe. He 1 leaves wife, parents and several
 brothers and sisters to mourn his loss,
 and the entire community sympathizes deeply with them.