Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 The Jerome Reporter now appears daily.
 Warren DeLantry Of Prescott is quite sick.
 Dr. c. A. Baldwin Of Denver is in Tucscn.
 J. A. Meroney, a Denver physician, is in Tucscn.
 Robert p. Flynn of San Francisco is in Tucscn.
 The bonds fer the Prescott water works have bsen sold.
 Ben L. Matson has returned to Tue son from his visit in the east.
 B. E. Putnam, 9 prominent merchant of A1anlmcth, is in TTlcson.
 Henry Bardshsar of the Rough Rid CTS has returned to Prescott.
 Bern, in Florence, October 30, to MT. and Mrs. ]. L. Clark, twin boys.
 A ". Edwards has returned to rre3- colt from his visit to California.
 ". L. Wakefield, prominent cattle man, is in Tucson from his ranch.
 Dr. F. N. Endlich, superintendent of the Saginaw mines, is in Tucson.
 Dr. E T. Ccdey of Jerome is in Pres colt and thinks of locating there.
 Died, in Florence On the 18th of Oc- tcber, Mrs. Juana de Moraga, Of fever.
 The civil calendar in the Tucson court will be called next Monday. No vember '.
 J. J. Fisher of Prescott has gone cut to Big Chino valley on professional business.
 I. w Johston has returned to Pres colt frcm Los Angeles greatly i'm proved in health.
 The examination for non-commis- SlCned officers will take place at the university in Tucson on Saturday
 George B. Ken, whc has been i'll in Tucson for two weeks past, has gone to his home in Minnesota.
 Willis P. Haynes, deputy clerk of the district court at Prescott, has gone Cn a business trip to Tucson.
 A girl baby was born m Florence the other day at the home Of the Chi nSse merchant on Main street.
 J. A. Parks arrived in Prescott from Mayer few days ago: He, has just recovered from a spell of sickness.
 Q. r. Place is having the timbars for his new hoist, as well as for number of houses for his mining camp framed in Prescott.
 Hon. Nick Gales has returned to Prescott from trip east. During his visit there he attended the pe2ca ja5i- lee in Chicago.
 Hon. Thomas F. Weedin has returned to Silvsrdals from Oracle, where he has been having work done on some mining properties.
 Attorneys J. c. Herrdcn, J. H. Jacks and T. c. Norris and Court Reporter F. s. Stockt-n have returned to Pres cott frcm attending court al Kingman.
 NJ. r. Gallagher, the brighs young at torpey Of Chicago, who is associated with C. ". Kretzinger, arrived in Prescott the other day on legal busi- ness.
 One day last week during court at Florence twenty-fCur men ent1red the jurors box to be questioned, and e:gh- teen of them were Brodie badges, says the Florence Enterprise.
 Deputy Sheriff Billy Powers Of Tue son has threatened to take out mar riage Iicenss in the n0c distant future but he is very mum as to the young lady's name, says the Star.
 Alfred Hill, J. c. Gordon and H. P. Winslow, three Lcndon capitalists, are quartered at the San Augustine in Tucson. They are there with view to investing in mines.
 The vote figured by conservative politicians, by counties, only gives Bro die 115 majority Mohave d5mCcEats say he will carry the territory by 1000 maiOrity.-Florence Enterprise. Bids will be received by the interior department at Washington until No vember 5th for sinking wells and shafts at the Buttss, about ten miles above Florence, to ascertain the depth to b-d rCcE George Truman cf the Rough RiGe-s arrived in Tucson from the east Mon day and was around town shaking hands with is many friends. MT. Tru- man is a brother Of ez-Sheriff Truman Of PinaI county. Dr. Criley removed turncr from the head of Ms. Clos in Prescott cn Satur- day evening" Patient is dcing well, ' although the tumor was firmly rooted to the skull and required considerable violence to detach it.
 Judge E. R. Sloan has returned to Prescott after an absence of over month. During his absence he held term Of court at St. JChns, attended the , peace jubilee and then held r term of court at KinSman.
 Tn the district court at Tucson InO- cente RobIes was sentenced to two . WITS in the penitentiary for embszzlc- | ment; Juan Soto two years for burg Iary; Francisco Arcs and Ustatio Ri- veras 10 eighteen months for burg [ lary. Mrs Day and her daughter Miss I Frankie, returned from Casa Grsnde last Saturday and received an ovation I from friends last night in the shape Of T an instrumental serenad7. Pref. Oli- V vas orchestra discoursed some bcaut;- r fuI music.-FlOTence Enterprise.