Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

in Bisbee.
 William Beatty was in Bisbee the other day.
 Keno Baum of Tucson was in Bishse the other day.
 The Bisbee visitors to California are beginning to return.
 Miss Fannie Harris of Bisbee is con fined to her ho;:4e with illness.
 Jake Friedman and wife Of Bisbee left Tuesday morning for the east.
 Dr. Calf. formerly Of Tucson, is now established at St. Jol-15, in Apache county.
 4. McLedd returned to Bisbee Sun day from Q visit to his old home in Canada.
 Mrs. C. s. Fly arrived in Tombstone Sunday from Bisbee and will remain some time.
 J. T. Tirpett was in Bisbee Monday with 9 load Of peaches from the Hua- chucas
 George Haninger has returned to Pisbee from his visit to the Sulphur Springs valley.
 Business in the courts of justice at Bisbee has been rather slack during the past week.
 Hon. George Ptisch and the Misses Siewert returned to Tucscn from the Steam Pump ranch north Of Tucson Monday.
 It is reported that contract has been let for the building Of 8 depot and custom house combined at the new town Of Naco.
 Jessie Greer and Miss Francisco Villariat were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony on Saturday by Judge Williams at Bisbee.
 The mammoth brick kiln at Jerome Junction contains 1,O00,000 bricks. All these bricks will be used on build ings in process of construction in Je- rome
 Judge Williams Of Bisbee Sunday made two souls happy. They were J. A. Gibson and Lillie A. Lee The cere- mony was performed at the home of the groom.
 Phil Hart, the brother Of KiTt, ar rived in Bisbee Monday from Tucson and will take a position as prescription clerk in the drug department Uf the company store.
 Mrs Maggie Arnold returned to Tombstone Monday from Bisbee where she was on a visit to relatives. Mrs Arnold is there On a visit to her par ents, Mr. and Ms. Robert Mccormick A Tombstone man, while travelling lost his valise, which contained a Bi- ble. The surprise attending the latter part of this statement is somewhat modified, however, by the fact that the man is a preacher.
 MT. w. A. NcNeil of Tucson, after being confined to his room for the past several weeks, is able to be around again. He contemp1ates a short out ing at the Oracle in the hope of fully regaining his health.
 Mrs. James Simpson and three chil- dren and Miss Ester Baptiste left Tue son Monday for Palo Parade to be gone week. A daughter of MT. and Mrs Barrios of that place is to be married and they have gone to attend the wed ding.
 A letter received by C.. Ii. Pitts O Tombstone conveys the information that c. w. Harwood former wei known Tombstone tinsmith, died a San Bernardino last month by a rup tured blood vessel. Harwood was wei known In Tombstone and will be re membered by many.
 Che of the mementoes of the Gili Bend cyclone is now on exhibition a this office. It Is in the shape of a piece of shingle foot long by about an incl thick at it's widest part. This thiI piece of board was found imbedded il the side of a box car almost to within an inch from it's end.-Tucson Citizen
 Arizona will have to give Uncle San a racket some of these days if he st consistently keeps his doors closed against our admission. Texas annexed the United States to herself once, ant Arizona might follow suit, leaving his tory out of the question, and consider ing the question from a Texas stand point-Bisbee Orb