Arizona republican., 1898-07-21

1 died of fever Thursday in Yuma and was buried Friday.
 c. J. McCord was Friday appointed assistant superintendent of the terri toriai prison, vice F. T. Aspinwall, re- l signed.
 H. D. Mercy, s. P. ticket agent and last Monday for Chicago to be absent three months.
 | Chief Justice Street passed through Yuma Thursday en route to the coast on a short visit to his family who are spending the summer at Santa Monica. Dr. Heffernan writes from Montreal, Canada, that he and his newly welded wife are enjoying themselves immense ly on a tour of our neighboring dOmin- ion.
 Mrs. Muller of San Francisco, who has spent the last year in Yuma for the benefit of her health, left Thurs day for Los Angeles where she will ; spend the summer.
 Mrs. Fred Fredley returned to Yuma from two weeks visit to Los Angeles last Monday MT. Fredley is still un- der the doctors care but is rapidly inn proving and expects to return in a short time fully recovered.
 Isaac Levy of Yuma, who has been in the hospital at Los Angeles for the past two weeks is reported to be slowly recovering from a surgical operation and expects to be well enough to come home in about ten days. Gs MT. and Mrs. John I. Toler and Mrs. c. V. Taggart, who live in Colo rado valley, were driving home last Monday evening, after doing some trading in Yuma, their team, attached to a light vehicle, was frightened by dog and ran away. Mrs. foler was thrown to the ground and severely in- jured. one rib being broken and an- other one cracked. She is rapidly mending, however, at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Yemen and under the care of Dr. F. G. Cotter Jeremiah Hogan, a young man who has been connected with the s. P. con- struction force for several years, died at the camp five miles west of Nam moth Tanks last Monday. He had been in Yuma on a layoff of two or three days and had just returned to camp and appeared to be in his usual good health. About o'clock in the
 
 ing spell from which he never recov- cred. He was brought back to Yuma and buried Tuesday morning. YAVAPAI COUNTY. Charles Morgan came into Prescott from Jerome Thursday night.
 The co1hpany of volunteers which arrived in Prescott Thursday was from Santa Fe, New Mexico. A man named Whitehead was con- fined in the county jail Friday to await an examination on complaint of 1n- sanity.
 Mrs. s. E. Patton and her daughters, Misses Clara and Ruby Patton, are in Prescott from Phoenix to spend the summer
 An alarm of fire was sounded in Prescott about o'clock Thursday evening. It was occasioned by burn ing chimney in the court house. In the Prescott district court in the 1 case of George W. Henry vs Mayer ct al, the judgment was ordered entered for plaintiff as per rem1ttitur sent up from the supreme court. A burning stable in West Prescott occasioned an alarm of fire at 1:3O clock Friday morning. The stable was on the lot occpied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, and was completely de- stroyed. Damage slight. Origin of fire unknown. The Toughs hose com pany won the record
 Our sister city of Phoenix is all right in the matter of patriotism. She has promptly responded to the call for vol rnteers, furnishing her quota in the ! shortest possible time. When the con- tingent of Rough Riders left for the front they carried with them a beau tiful flag presented to them by the Wo- mans Relief Corps Of Phoenix. This flag had the honor of being the first American flag placed by American troops over town captured from the enemy. The Good Templars of Phoe- nix have now purchased another flag, which will be presented to Governor McCord's regiment before it leaves for the front.-Prescott Journal-Miner.