Arizona republican., 1898-10-03
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

He SOtClnCnVilie buESCin ren6TkS that mosquitoes are plentiful il tha: town.
 Don Pedro B. Chiss7a was a visitor Ia Ncsales from GUaynlas the other day
 Conductor W. Kew Of Nogales hac gene to the mountains for 3 few days recreation.
 Tom Casanega, the Calabasas cattle man, was in Nogales the ether day on court business.
 Charles Prcshow went to Albuquer- cue from Flagstaff the other day to at- tend the fair.
 Davidson, the company physician at Clifton, is quite i'll, having had a severe iemorrhage of the lungs
 Miss Hattie Huxley Of Geronimo wis ited SoIononvilie last week, the guest. Of Hrs. T. D. Morris.
 William Dickinson arrived in Flag staff from the Verde valley the ether day to visit his family.
 The hay crop in the vicinity of Flag staff IS the largest known since the set tlement Of the country
 J. Verdervort cf N0gaIes went to Casita Thursday morning on Q Ht-la hunting trip for two days.
 Sheriff R. N. Le2therwood was in Nogales Wednesday locking Up his po- ndcsl interests.
 Prof J. c. Douglass of the Lowell obserE EatCry at Flagstaff, left Monday for aa extended visit to Ros.on.
 The fiesta at Nosales closed last Sun day night, though some Of the small games hung on for Q night or ewo longer.
 Jack Fisher, who night hsrds for N. A. Cameron of Flagstaff, was badly hurt last Saturday by 6 horse falling hack on him.
 Dc- HoeRer reports Q great deal Of illness in Clifton at present, there be- ing at least nineteen confined to their beds last week.
 " A. Pitt ofClifton, having so much contract work CT hand fer the future found it necessary to go to Tucson for more carpenters.
 Ca-tlemen are holdlng their cattle so high in Sonora that butchers are leaving without mixing any purchases, says the Fidetta
 James Roberts and his bride will re- turn from California to Benson On Oc- tober and will be rendered a rscep- rICn by their friends
 T. J. Rcush, special inspector Of GUS toms, has returned to NCg2ies from LCchieI, where he has been doing ofics duty for two months.
 Flagstaff is GO large a town to be without street lamps. The city coun- ci1 should give this matter consider atiCl, says the Gem.
 2. E. Rogers and s. Y. Brozier were in Flagstaff the first of the week from Tuba City. Mir. Rogers is special ir- dian agent for the N2yajCes.
 ! grand ball was given at the city hall in N0geles, Sonora, Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Ramoa Corral. A jelly time was had by all.
 Charley Gibson came to Nogales from Fl Cajcn. Altar district, Sonora, Tuesday night and weEt CT east to see his mother, who is seriously il.
 George Coffin Of Flagstaff, wilo has been visiting in Kansas fer some time returned Saturday locking much i'm proved il heat by lke rest from the cares Of business.
 John AIcCarty, the noted bear, noun tain lion and deer hunter, who is well known all over the northern part cE the territory, is spending few days 1n Flagstaff.
 Mrs Kaibaugh and son CT Pittsburg are visiting Clifton fer their heaIth Mrs. Kalbaugii is 2 sister or F. o. Bruce, with whose family she Is wis iting at present
 Mrs. Nora McCabe and oldest daugh- fer, Miss Katie, lett Tuesday for Santa Fe. New Mexico, where the latter will cnler school at the academy of Our Lady Of Light. "-Geu.
 5. A Ellington, who has been e7n- ployed as clerk in the c0mpsny's store ail Clifton, has gone to Jerome, where he has accepted a like position with the United Verde companS.
 District Attorney T. ,. Ross of Pres cot was among the arrivals a. Flag staff Tuesday. He formerly lived there and has host Of friends in Flagsjaif i who are always pleased to meet Tim.
 H. F. Buttarfeld left Ncgales for Tucson Tuesday night where he will put his son and daughter in school He expects to remain there for ncnth az he has work to keep him there thG. long.
 Superintendent Frank Nicholson ol the Santa Elena mine in Sonora passed through Ncgales with his wife th= ether day. Mrs. Nicholson went tC New York and llr. Nicholson went -c PhCe1ix
 About two-thirds Of McCord's regi- 1e1t passed through here Saturday night on their way 10 Lexington, Ky They were met at the depot by nearly the entire population Of Flagstaff, whc treated the soldier boys to good 1anch.-Flagssaf Gem.
 George Montague. superintendent ol track, bridges and bJildiags Of the Y Ii. ( A. and S0nora railroads. has Tc- ceiYsd 2 neW railway tricycie that run: by gasoline and it is dandy 1Ir Montague taH5s j, more easy now whez he runs Up and down the road
 Julius Aubineau Friday visited tn camp of the crew that is working CT the water works line near the Jacl Smith spring, sixteen miles north c