Arizona republican., 1898-09-22
Arizona Day by Day Live Etws Taken FItn TeTTiioTtel EStteEees.

j. H. Collins, Jerome attorney, is in Prescott.
 C. ". Armstrong Of Flagstaff has gone to Albuquerque.
 Phil Riley, a Rosamont mining man, wsas in Tucson Monday
 leo Valenzuela. aged 50, died Sun day in Tucson Of paralysis
 Frank Cole. Prescott cattleman, was in Tucson the ether day.
 Bern, to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Zecken- dorf Of Tucson on the 13th instant, a girl
 Merchant Joseph Mayer Of Mayer was in Prescott with his family the ether day.
 George Whitaker of Big Bug and Jacob Henkle were in Prescott the oth CT day.
 The infant child Of NIr. and Mrs Joseph Billinger died in Bisbee Sunday night.
 The little 6-year-old daughter of R. Baumert died at Black Canyon Satur- day. September IS.
 Miss Fannie Fiske arrived in Tucson frem Globe Monday to enter the ter ritorial university.
 
 ral Of the Yuma public schools. has ar rived in Yuma from California
 Fred and Edward Steele arrived in Tucson from Wilcox the ether day. They will be students at the university George ". Sines Of Prescott is able to be on the street after Q protracted illness from blood poisoning.
 ME. .sey. pastor Of the Methodist church at Tucson returned home Sun day afte- m absence Of several months. E. 4 Joaes Of Aravaipa was in Tue son the other day. He took his chil- dreE there to enter the Tucson public schcCls.
 At the Tucson samDling works the ore business is reported as being very good, while the assay department is rushed for time continually.
 Captain Borradaile's wife and fam fly arrived in Prescott the ether day and will remain with the captain until the volunteers take their departure.
 George P. Blair. superintendent Of the Mammoth mine, passed through Tucson Sunday CT route to Denver to accompany his wife to their home at Mammoth.
 Mr Coyne, who is inspecting the leading postofices all over the terri for..-, is in Nogales. Mir Flint, who was in Tucson with him, has returned to Les Angeles.
 Wilbur Mayer, son Of MT and Mrs. Joseph Mayer, left Prescott Monday 10 attend the Tucson university Charles SchoIey cf Big Bug accomDa- nied him for the sa-1e purpose
 Delegate Ferguson is said to be work ing to get he New Mexico companies Of Colonel McCord's regiment mustered out He evidently wants their votes at the approaching election.-Journal- Miner.
 One Of the nest delightful features Of the dedication services Of the A O. U. ". hall at Tucson last Saturday night was the piano solo rendered Dy Miss Elsie Siewert, which was enthusi- astically applauded.
 Edgar Lee Dunn cf Jerome and Miss Carrie c. Wiederd of San Francisco were married in Prescott Monday even ing a. the residence of Judge F. E Ling, by ReT. Wycltof- Mr. and Mrs Dunn will reside at Jerome
 1 mar named Hodges attempted to commit suicide in JGe county jail Q; Prescott Sunday. He is alleged to be 9 morphine victim and his attempt al suicide is said to have been caused by his failure to procure the drug
 The Little Lieutenant" of the Sal vat1on Army, Miss Ella Sheppard, is to say gGod-by to the people of Prescott "Wednesday evening at their hall. She las worked hard and faithfully, and gces to Phoenix. Their gain will be 8 great loss to us.-Prescott Courier.
 H. A. Young, an old resident of Big Bug. died on Saturday and was buriel IT Prescott cemetery at 10 o'clock Sunday morning Deceased was about 76 years old and had resided On Big Bug fer OEer twenty years He was an uncle e Mr- Joseph Mayer of Mayer
 ". i. Jackson, special agent and ad- juster for the Commercial Union As Surance company. has just raturnad frcE. Jerome, where he has paid S11, 300, every loss of that staunch com pany. AIartindeil 6, Horne are local agents fer the company in Prescott .JCurnal-Miner.
 Lieute1ant-Colonel Eugene J. SDen. ger cf the Third volunteer regiment ot euEin aers, United States army. arrived on yesterdays train with his wife arc two children Mrs. Spencer is a daugh ter of Governor and Mrs. I. i. Tritif arG formerly lived here. This is hei frsc visit to fier old home since she lef here oa her wedding trip eleven year: go-Journal-Miner-
 Ir. R. w Curtis, soliciting agent O the Texas 6 Pacific railroad, is in Tue son. He reports business picking II rapidly. Arizona merchants are bring ing big stocks of goods into the terri tory, indicating their confidence in :