Arizona republican., 1898-10-13
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges


 P. F. Crittenden is in Tucson from Belmont.
 T. D. Bennett of Phoenix is at the Orndcrff in Tucson
 F. J. Williams Of Bisbee is at the San Xavier in Tucson.
 James Shirley, the mining man, is now in New York city
 The district court met Monday in Tucson, Judge Davis presiding.
 Mrs. A. V. Grosetta has returned to Tucson from her trip to Iowa.
 R. F. Morrison Of Prescott is in Tue son and registered at the OrndOrff.
 Mrs. T. s. Frier of Jerome is spend ing some time wflh Flagstaff relatives. Peter Windes, son Of Rev. Windss of Cottonwood, is confined to his room in Jerome with fever.
 Mr. A. Orfla Of Tucson has gone to Florence to defend man charged with homicide Mrs. ". c. Greene and daughter, Mrs. B. F. Sneed of Bisbee, arrived in Tucson the other day.
 Miss Lulu Waring of Tucson is in charge of the new opera house candy and refreshment parlor.
 From present indications Jerome will soon have better class of build ings than before the fire.
 Willie, son Of \. D. Ross Of Jerome had the misfortune to fall and break his left arm one day last week.
 Mir. Steinfeld and family have return ed to Tucson from San Francisco where they spent the summer.
 Superintendent J. L. GiIoux Of Je- rome transacted mining business in old Mexico during the past fortnight.
 Listle Bert Miller Of Jerome has beer confined to his room for the past week with fever but is not in any danger. Tneo Geijier, the hardware man ant enc Of Nogale5' substantial citizens, 1; in Tucson, a member Of the grand jury A. M. Foster, 6 bright young mar who has been with the Star at Tucson has gone to Yuma to work on the Sun George Emmett, the barber of Je rome. is now in Globe with view 0 establishing 6 shop in that fourishin: camp
 John Francis and D. ". Cummings both natives of the land Of roast beef took out their first papers in TucsO, Monday.
 J. NJ Castro is back in Tucson, hay ing returned from Hermosiilo, wher he had some contracts for tinnin: roofs, etc.
 T. H. Brown and wife, Mrs. Edwar' Freeman and H. P Merrill have re turn;sd to Jercme from a trip to tn Grand canyon.
 Mrs. Medlin, mother of Mrs. Arthu Cordiner and Mrs. Jchn Mcdonald 0 JeTcme, expects to leave soon On al extended trip to California
 Mrs. T. c. Sullivan, who has taugh Q private school in Jerome, is quite il with Intermittent fever, and is beini cared for by Dr. Carrier.
 Alex Duff of Jerome Junction left on day last week to visit relatives an friends in Chicago. This is his frs visit east in thirty-fCur years.
 A deed was filed Monday in Tucsol conveying the east half of lot ,, blocl 58 from George 4. and Dolores Her t Maria Contrares; consideration $10.
 Frank King and wife, Dr. Crepin an Arthur Crepin returned to Tucson fror Richard BraGy's ranch Sunday wher they had been spending few days.
 J. F. Mulli1 of Los Angeles has pur chased J. A. Cartons interest in tn Jerome lumber yard. MT. Mulli1 un derstands the business thoroughly.
 The Copper company at Jerome constructing number Of temporar houses for their employees, which wi be replaced by substantial and nei cottages.
 Mir Ig1acio CalvilIo Of Tucson, wh has through the summer been out z the Silver Bell mine, informs the Oas1 that in December he will return to M ras Prietas.
 D. R. Coover has been appointed Q: sistan- master builder at the works Jerome in place Of Ed Phoenix, resign ed. This is just recognition merit, says the Reporter.
 MT R. Hill, representative Of tf Baltimora & Ohio railroad, is in Tu, son to settle up the affairs of Jac Taylor, the fireman who was killed that town some weeks ago.
 ". N Cummings, real estate deale and Louis Prcto, merchant, also II spectors George ". Webb, J. L. Hatl aWdS oLnu J- d. SL1-tAd1ii, ftii ol NOS61t are in Tucson.
 Four citizens were made in Tucsc Monday. They are Charles Thoms and Edwin Derham, natives Of En! land, and Ramon Morena and Lawren' Huerta, natives Of Mexico.
 The infant daughter OF AIr. and Mir Myers, livi1g in the gulch at Jerom died cn last Saturday evening after lingering illness. Burial occurred Sul day in the Cottonwood cemetery. A
 Articles Of incorporation of the Ma zanita Copper company were filed Mol day in Tucson. J. Irving and othe