Arizona republican., 1898-09-12
Arizona Bay by Day
 Live News Taken From Terriiorier Exehsrees

w. .G. and T. F. Broderick of Ncgales Weff- in Tucson Saturday.
 John G. Baxter was in Tucson Sat- urday from Twin Buttes.
 John P. Steed from Russell gu1ch spent Saturday in Tucson.
 Judge Dickson, owner O. the Etta mine, arrived in Prescott Friday
 Tucson will do considerable cattle shipping during the coming season.
 Thomas R. King, the veteran Chiro valley cattleman, is in Prescott, W. c. Barnes of Hclbrook has gone to Denver with shipment of cattle. Attorney S. M. Franklin has returned to Tucson from visit to Cochise county. Mrs J. E. DeRosear is expected to arrive in Holhrook the latter part of the month. Ed Shuplate has returned to Pres cott from his trip to California greatly improved in health
 The Tucson public library is expect ing t.ls arrival of some new books on the first of next month. -'e f-7 One week from today is the date of opening of the territorial university For the term of 1S93-99.
 J. H. Walsh has returned to Hol- brook frcm Winslcw, where he has been for some time.
 Peter Staufer of Holbrook has gone to Orfaba, where he is employed to do some government work.
 J. T. Jones is back in Holbrock again from Kinsley, Kansas. He is trying to purchase cattle.
 Mrs. W. F. Cooper, accompanied by her children, have arrived in Tucson from visit to near Globe.
 Miss Nellie Pomroy returned to Tue son Saturday from Oakland, Cal, where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. Julius Wetzler has returned to Rolbrook from Los Angeles, where she has been spending the summer.
 The people of Saginaw have peti tioned Judge Wood of Tucson for the establishment of a school district at that place.
 MT. Visberg arrived in Holbrook last week from Los Angeles. He was on his way to Pleasant valley to look after his cattle interests.
 The Star of Tucson says speaking from a saloon standpoint the opening of a saloon in that city Saturday night was an immense affair.
 The shipment Of cattle to both east ern and western markets will very soon begin to occupy the attention of southern Arizona cattlemen.
 Miss Ruth Brown has returned to Tucson from Les Angeles. where sine has been visiting relatives for the the past two months.
 Mrs. Annie Dyer has returned to Tucson from her summer vacation, which was spent among friends in Oakland, Cal, and Portland, Oregon. The company of contractors who went to work on the Hay Lake reser- voir near Winslow have returned to Woodruff dead broke.''
 The skies are clear once more and we arg enjoying cur usual beautiful fall weather. The grass on the range is knee high.-HOlbrook Argus.
 James Breslin, native of Ireland, and Felix Pistol, native Of Italy, were admitted to citizenship in the district court at Prescott the other day.
 The brick work on the second story of the new court house at Holbrook is well under construction, and the in- complete whole presents an imposing appearance.
 
 Tucson fer the mountains in goodly numbers at present, the late rains as suring bountiful supply of water for all purposes.
 Miss Harriet Fisher, daughter of Mrs John Lloyd Fisher, and MT. H. R. Tri- tie will be married in Prescott at S.: 30 o'clock p. h., September Fist, in the Church of the Advent.
 Donald Grant, the contractor for the grading of the Big Bug railroad, was in Prescott the other day and said he expected to have the grade of the road completed by September 20.
 The two engines which were so badly damaged in the late head-end collis- ion near Challender were taken to Winslow last Monday morning. They will, it is understood, be sent to Albu- querque for repairs.
 The dead body of William Field was found some miles from Skull Valley Friday morning. Field was miner and came from Phoenix. No further particulars were to be had up to the hour of going to jress
 The cattle season seems to be open ing this year some earlier than is usual, says the Star There bids fail to be a brisk traffic before the. season is at an end
 Richard Brady of Tucson last week sold to D. J. Butcher of Rapid City South Dakota, one thousand. head oi cattle. The delivery will be mads about the 18th of October.
 There are several university stu dents and other aspiring to that honOI already in Tucson, awaiting the begin ming Of the fall term of that iEstitu- tiCn, one week from today.
 Charles R. Wores of the Tucson sampling works has gone to the Orc Blanco mining country and expects tt return in about one weeks time with more work for the sampler and as saver.
 The contract will be let in Tucson this week for the construction Of the new Ells' hall, according to the re vised plans and specifications. The