Arizona republican., 1898-09-10
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Mrs. Ralph Dillon of Jerome is in Prescott.
 P. J. Mccormick has arrived in Pres colt from Les Angeles.
 Con Reese of Bisbee is taking in the sights of San Francisco.
 Henry Goldwater has returned to Prescott from his trip east.
 Bisbee will celebrate Mexican inde- pendence day, September 16.
 Bern, in Prescott, September 6, 1898, to the wife of MT. Schemer, a daugh- ter.
 Miss Mercedes Shibell Of Tucson is in Wilcox, the guest of Mrs. M J. Soto.
 John Lawler has returned to Pres colt frCm a brief visit. to San Diego and Los Angeles.
 Miss Speed left Wilcox Saturday night fer Tombstone to attend the teachers examination.
 More than ten members were initi- ated into the Good Templars lodge at Bisbee the other night
 It is reported that Dr. Everts, re gently stationed at Whipple, died a few days ago at Fort Apache.
 George Washington Pittock has re- signed his position on the Tucson Star and is now residing in Bisbee.
 Colonel w. C. Bridwell returned to Wilcox last week from Aravaipa and will remain there for short time.
 Colonel s. R. DeLong, who has been looking alter his mining interests at Dos CabeZas, returned to Tucson last week.
 MT William Niven, who negotiated the purchase of Cornelison and Halder- mans wolfram claims at Russellville, is in Willcox.
 J. W. Payne, general manager of the Grand Reef mine, arrived in Wilcox last week and left for San Francisco on business
 A D. AGams left Prescott the other day for Tempe, accompanied by Miss Helen, his daughter, who will atdand school at that point.
 Mrs. NJ. J Soto returned to Wilcox Tuesday from Tucson, where she placed her daughters, Irma and Ra- Iaela, in the Sisters school.
 MT Iheo Hampe of the San Fran cisco Examiner staff will spend his va cation at his ranch near Fucker. Mrs. Hampe has been there for some time.
 Van H. Brooks, the well known min ing man. who has been operating the cyanide plant for the Little Jessie mine at Chapparal, left Prescott recent ly for Salt Lake City.
 At Beascn Saturday afternoon the stockmen Of the upper San Pedro held a meeting and arranged for the fall roundup. The town was made quite lively by their presence.
 Reports received in Prescott from Wager canyon are that flood of con siderable dimensions recently visited that quarter, carrying away the tents and outfits of lot of campers
 Hon. William Speed left Wilcox Saturday for Las Cruces, N. M, where he was summoned to appear as a wit ness in the case of the Stein's Pass suspects who are now to be tried for robbing postOfflce.
 Miss Amelia Soto, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Soto of Wilcox, enter taiIed number of young people Satur- day evening and the following night took her departure for San Jose, Gala, where she will attend school
 Friday of last week Harry Caraway shipped to Dodge City, Kansas, train load Of cattle from his Bacaunch1 ranch in Sonora. They were loaded at Don Louis station, near Bisbee, and were at Benson Fiday afternoon.
 Judge r M. Doan, who, after attenu- ing the annual convention Of Good Templars at Risbee, paid visit to Col onel Il. (. Hooker, arrived in Wilcox from the Sierra Bonita ranch on Thurs day of last week and boarded the train for the west.
 Mir. Bjbhens, who is well known in Willcox. being interested in the Golden Queen company, arrived in that town Saturday and will undertake the devel- opment Df the Little Jessie mine at Pearce ana also Of some other promis- ing properties at Dos Cabezas.
 Telfair Creighton of Los Angeles. who is interested in mining properties four niles from Springfield. Yavapai county. is in Prescott to look after the properties. which are showing up so well that Mir. Creighton is figuring on placing q ten-stamp mill upon them.
 l. V Wslker of Groom creek is in Prescott
 Mr. Quill Sweeton and Mir Brooks, who served in William Eckhorst's pack train in Cuba during the Santiago campaign. arrived in Wilcox last week from Montauk Point. They had some thrilling experiences while engaged in packing ammunition and rations to the firing line. Both had the fever and are much reduced in weight. An ar ticle regarding their work and experi ences was prepared for this issue but is unayoidably crowded out-RanSe News.
 We again call attention to the rail road officials or local authorities to the small boys that jump on the incoming