Arizona republican., 1898-07-29
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCHIsE COUNTY.

COCdlOE COON T.
 A. C. Davis of San Francisco is visitor at Bisbee.
 F. H. Kipweith and Julius Guss of St. Louis are in Bisbee.
 E. E. McVeugh of San Francisco, commercial man, is visiting in Blsbec. R. A. Stewart of Los Angeles is regis tered at the Bessemer in Bisbee-
 James Wolf, the we'll known San Pedro rancheG, is a visitor at Bisbee.
 Quite a number of Bisbee's citizens are sojourning in the Huachucas.
 Tom Csgood has resumed his position with the Bisbee Transfer company.
 Otto Von Kanel and family of Bisbee are spending a couple of weeks in the Huachucas.
 William Lutley and wife were in Bis bee from the county seat the other day, the guests of Mrs. H. M. Woods.
 James Potter, the well known valley rancher, is spending few days in Bis bee.
 O. L. Neer and wife of Pillaries, So- nora, accompanied by Claud Neer, are spending few days in Bisbee.
 J. McAllister has again taken his po- sition with the A. & s. B. railroad af- ter months leave Of absence.
 There will be music in the air" soon, no less than five pianos being received during the past week at Bis bee.
 Lige Clifford and family of St. David have left Bisbee for Nacossari, Mexico, where they will make their future home.
 William Brophy, the genial manager of the Copper Queen store, has gone for a two months visit to r>c eastern states
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Levi Perry Of Bisbee died on Wednes- day and was buried the same alter noon.
 Sheriff Scott White and family in tend to leave shortly for a visit to the California sea coast.
 Walter John of Bisbee has recovered from his recent severe illness and is able to be about again.
 T. F. Gaynor, the New York mining man, is in Tombstone on business. He will return to Bisbee the latter part of the week.
 Mrs. F. Yaple and daughter, Miss Nellie, returned to Tombstone Monday morning from Tucson where they have been on a visit.
 The foundation for the new addition to the Catholic church at Disbee has been completed and the frame work will be started at once.
 Peter Johnson, the fiscal agent of the South Bisbee company, left the other j1r,u fry- -b ,seif {~ in the interest of that company.
 Captain Clinton of Chicago, a prom inent owner in the Whitbeck Cattle company, is paying Bisbee a short visit. He is the guest of Major Collins.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new postoffice building, and soon Bis bee can boast of one of the finest post offices in the southwest
 A large amount of saloon fixtures were brought to Bisbee from Tomb stone and will be used in fitting up the new saloon in Brewery gulch.
 Ben F. Pearce, a former well known resident of Bisbee, left Fl Paso one day last week with party of prospectors who will prospect the eastern slope of the Sierra Madres.
 The fall term of the district court at Tombstone-which is usually held in November-will this year be held in September, commencing on the second Monday in that month
 ". W. Weed, the we'll known court reporter, is spending few days in Bis bee and is much impressed with the liveliness of the camp and the quality of the water.
 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.
 The marriage of two prominent young people well known in Tombstone is expected to take place early next month. Cupid seems to keep just as busy in sweltering weather as he does in the springtime
 Mrs. William Schilliam, who has been spending several weeks in Bisbee with her mother, Mrs. A. Bauer, left Monday morning for her home in Ben son. She was accompanied by her sis ter, Miss Emma Bauer
 Tom Logan, an employe at the Bis bee smelter, had the misfortune the other day to have his left foot badly mashed and bruised by one of the hy- draulic cars running over that mem Der.
 George Nelson, a brakeman on the A. & s. E. railroad, met with a slight accident Sunday which will keep him in bed for several days. While making a coupling at Fairbank he was caught between a car loaded with timber and a stock car, and was badly bruised about the chest and shoulders.
 A prisoner in the county jail is be- Ing examined before Probate Judge Bradley today for insanity. The un fortunate is laboring under the hallu cination that crowd is endeavorine to break into jail to lynch him. Int prisoner was recently brought ovel from Willcox.-Tombstone Prospecter
 The flag pole on top of O'Neill butt, was blown down during the heavy wind storm the other day A new pole somewhat higher and of iron ninine