Arizona republican., 1898-07-25
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

ed. Among his effects were several dice and a dozen packs of monte cards.
 He left a daughter in Fl Paso who was notified of his death by Dr. Lacy. Harry Clifford was in Solomonville i, last week-just looking around. [ MT. H. H. Nutting returned to Saf- i ford from Mexico last week, and is with his children at "The Grosbeck." |"
 G. c. Barry of Geronimo has bought Sam Ling's restaurant at Stafford and is now residing there.
 Mrs. N A. Sullivan of Stafford has gone to San Francisco She expects to be absent till hot weather is over. J. N. Porter of Geronimo, the cattle king of that end of the county, was in Solomonville Thursday. He returned home on the northbound train. w. F. Hagan, the substantial mer- chant of Clifton, was in Solomonville ] last week on legal business, and incl dentally interviewed the board in re gard to small raise.
 i l. L. Dudley of Stafford and Mrs. Clara Curtis Cochill of Philadelphia who were quietly married in Fl Paso,
 reached Stafford Monday They will
 probably remain for some time. ! I. B. Solomon's thresher commenced
 work on the farm belonging to Will 1 liam Place last week Threshing is
 being pushed as rapidly as possible i these days to avoid another heavy l rain.
 There was a cutting scrape at Ge-
 ronimo one day last week. A man
 named keegan carved Garico about 1 the body with some serious results.
 Keegan was taken before Justice Req shau and fined the costs in the case.
 Tom Bell, Ike Williamson and w. : T. Babcock, cattlemen from across the mountain were before the board of equalization Wednesday. They made
 their talk go before the board and re- 1 turned home very we'll satisfied. | Charles Almstead and Jim Parks came to Solomonville from the Coro-
 nado ranch on Tuesday. They were there to interview the board in regard i to certain raises on their cattle. They { report rains in abundance in the vicin-
 ity of Duncan.
 { Among the Knights of Pythias who ] attended the funeral Of Mrs Frye at i Stafford last Tuesday were: Harry Cas- tie, Tora Davis, W. A. Bennett. E. C.
 Prina, W. F. Hams, F. w Hays, Dan l Olney, Dr. J. H. Lacy, Frank Dysart,
 Luther Green, Charles F. Solomon, w. B. Kelly.
 F. W. Hays, the good natured super-
 visor from Stockton Pass, will leave this week for the east where he will
 remain for a month or more visiting friends and relatives at Hagerstown. Ohio From Ohio MT. Hays will go straight through to California, which is lovely spot for honeymoon excur- sions.
 Mrs. Francena Frye, aged 5S, wife of A. Frye, ST., died at Stafford, Tuesday morning at o'clock. The deceased had been ill for over a year and a half and had not been able to leave her bed for the past ten months. Rev. F. w Downs and J. McGardiner conducted 1 the funeral services. A number of friends from Solomonville and Stafford 1 followed the remains to the grave and
 the procession extended for over half a mile. Mrs. Frye was born in Gaulds-
 boro, Maine, and came to California in 1881. In 1875 Mr. and Mrs. Frye moved to Stafford from Nevada, where they resided ever since. A host of l friends in the valley extend their sym- pathy to the bereaved family.
 It has been proven without a. doubt that Broncho Bill and his partner Johnson attended a dance at Geronimo last week. They spent over $500 in the town and purchased five new suits or clothes and other articles from J. N. Forter, merchant at that place. De- oectlve Thatcher and posse went through last Wednesday, the 18th in- stant, and unloaded their horses at Thomas and started for the Black riv- CT. broncho" Bill does most of the dancing while Johnson stands watch around the door. Bill got too much H. quor on board at the dance and be- cause girl refused to dance with him he pulled both six-shooters and cleared the hall. They bought every cartridge In town that would fit their guns and left again for the hills.-Bulletin. CoCoNINO COUNTY. Flagstaff is attracting the attention of railroad builders.
 Flagstaf is without a photographer and it is certainly a good location for first class artist.
 The electric railway fgrom Oak creek by the way of Flagstaff to the Grand canyon is an enterprise that won't down.
 w. J. Hill was in Flagstaff last week hunting men to do bridge work. He already has force of fifty men at work at Peach Springs.
 Since the water works are to be put in who will be the first to put in a steam laundry in Flagstaff? It would be paying enterprise from the start.
 Dr. Joseph Scarborough, accompa- nied by his sister, Miss Maud, left Flagstaff Tuesday for Prescott. They have been spending a few days there visiting relatives and friends. The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com pany is putting in steel bridges all along their line. They have force of men at work at Peach Springs doing bridge work and they will work this way from there
 The Mesa Free Press says: Flag staff is taking steps to secure the con- struction of a railroad from that nlaco