Arizona republican., 1898-07-24
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

 now reported to be very much better.
 Mrs. C. S. West of Bonita gave birth to a five-pound baby girl on Wednes- day of last week. Both mother and child are doing well.
 Cards are out announcing the coming wedding of Mrs. Laura Murray and MT. James c. Hancock of San Simon, to take place on Wednesday, July 20.
 MT. Harry Whitney, a young gentle man of New York who has been so- journing in the Chiricahua mountains for the past three months, was a well come visitor to Bonita last week.
 Mrs. T. Howarth left Wilcox on the 18th instant for St. Louis with the in- tention of locating her husbands re- mains and having them inferred in a private lot in the city cemetery.
 Captain Thomas Burns came in Sun day from Sierra Bonita ranch where he spent a week enjoying the magnifi- cent hospitality of Colonel H. c. Hooker, at Wilcox
 The Grant stage made a special trip Sunday to take up batch of five re- cruits. Accessions to the strength of the post garrison are frequent and numerous.
 Harry Whitney, the young customer who has been roughing it in the Chiri- cahuas, left recently for the east to ac- cept a commission as lieutenant in the Tenth cavalry.
 Neil Erickson was in Wilcox early last week with fruit from the Down ing ranch and found a ready sale for it. Dnxyinn0nzi Stafford also had in a load each on Thursday.
 MT and Mrs. T. B. Stark and Miss Ehoda Riggs left Wilcox Thursday night for brief visit in Los Angeles and adjacent coast points A trip to the beach is the popular outing this year.
 MT. William Riggs last Friday brought to Wilcox Mr. Campbell, a young man from the east, wlfo has spent several months at the ranch. MT. Campbell left Saturday morning for his home.
 A change has occurred in the pro- pIietorship of ''The Club saloon at Wilcox. Messrs. F. B. Walker and Harry Shepard last Wednesday pur- chased the business from Fred Dressel and will hereafter conduct the same under the firm name of Walker & Shepard. Both are we'll and favorably known and will no doubt attract a gen. to Fort Grant.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 H. B. Quick left Prescott for St Louis Wednesday.
 William McCrae has returned tc Prescott from trip to California.
 Wash French of Prescott is once more able to be out.
 Adjutant General R. Allyn Lewis has been visiting in Prescott on private business.
 Joseph Stevens has sold his inter- ests in Yavapai county and will move to Los Angeles.
 Mary Flynn left Prescott Wednesday morning for visit to relatives at Las Vegas, New Mexico.
 The names of the alleged young bur glars from Congress are James Irving and William Oliver.
 Colonel Wilson has returned to Pres cott from professional trip to Apache and Navajo counties.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha brought to Prescott Wednesday two men from Congress charged with burglary
 Miss Lena Johston, sister of Miss Christine Johnston, arrived in Pres colt from California Wednesday.
 J. L. Court, the prospector, hunter and correspondent, is recent arrival in Prescott from southern Arizona
 Henry Bardshar of Prescott is re- ported among the wounded Rough Rid CTS who recently arrived in New York
 Joseph Stephens has sold out his ranch and cattle in Williamson valley and will move to Los Angeles to re side.
 The Volunteers and Prescotts will play game of base ball this afternoon. The game will be called promptly al 2 o'clock
 Miss Lena Johnston, sister of Miss Christine Johnston, arrived in Pres colt Tuesday from San Francisco for a short visit
 Company A at Whipple is in recei pt of large lot of supplies and necessar- ies donated them by the people of Al buquerque.
 The Silver City and Las Cruces, N N, company of volunteers arrived at EThipple Tuesday. This makes seven companies now at the post.
 A deed has been filed for record in Prescott from F. M Murphy and wife to William Denny for lots 4, 5, and ', block 10, Fleury addition, considera- tion $4O0.
 Articles of incorporation of the Black Canyon Hydraulic and Electric company were filed for record at Pres colt Wednesday. The i. -corporators are all residents of New York. The incorporation is for $5,000,000
 All parties who have been married in Yavapai county since July 1 and who have received their certificates. are requested to bring the same to the of flee of the probate judge or to return them by mail, that 10-cent revenue stamp may be attached to them ac- cording to law.
 The name of the Good Templars lodge recently organized at Whipple is Volunteer Military lodge No. 1, and will hold it's regular meeting every Tuesday at p. m. The organization starts off with membership of nearly