Arizona republican., 1898-09-19
Arizona Day by Day
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frc-n business trip in the east.
 Born, at Stafford, Sunday. the 11th, to Mir. and Mrs. Ed Heyl, SGT.
 Born, in Clifton, to MT. and Mrs Neil Monroe, Friday, September 9, girl.
 MT and Mrs. NJ B. Hazeltine have returned to Prescott from their visit to California.
 Carlos Gomez and Miss Delfno Cas- tro Of Tucson were given lsgal perTliS- sion to marry in Tucson Friday
 A firm from Los Angeles will put i'll a large drug store in Williams as soon as suitable quarters can be obtained.
 Johnny Ward Of Clifton has received news of the death of his sister, wife of Dr. A. G. de la Lama, at San Antonio. Texas.
 D. ". WickerskaI.s and wifG of Bowie station have gone on a trip 10 the City weeks.
 Little Maria Romero, aged five days. died Friday at the home Of it's par ents. one mile and half west of Tue son
 Mrs. Bernard Schuster and children have returned to Holbrcok from Les Angeles. where they spent a part of the summer.
 James May e Ccconino county has lest about six hundred head of sheep out Of a band of six thousand, caused Dy petty thieving.
 T. D. Rice, prominent cattleman of Elgin, was ill Tucson the ether day. Allen T. Bird, editor of the Nogales Oasis. is in Tucson
 D Ho1IIuc who has i,oudpd W \ Corners Lynx creek gold mines, re- gently let contracts fer development work on the properties.
 The copper shipments from Clifton last week were quite heavy. Thirteen carloads were sent out in ora day by the two companies.
 The new library building at Clifton is nearing completion and when finish ed vii be d credit .o the town and the Arizona Copper company.
 N S. Berry. a well known mining man, is in Tucson from Central City, New Mexico,- Mir. Berry is cut look ing up new mining business.
 Harry Brisley of Prescott has gone to Jerome to make arrangements for rebuilding the drug store in which he and Mr. Tarr were partners.
 There was no machine in control Of the convention, IS it did not run i'll grooves and no cogs could have stood The strain.-Prescott Courier
 Father Quetu Of Prescott has receiv- cd $50 from the Wonen's Relief corps Of that town, donated by that organi- zation to the O'Neill monument fund Mr. Taite Of Pay City, Mich, has purchased through the agency Of E. r. Breed the residence property of Dr. Sarglier and will make Prescott his future home.
 David Firnie has returned to Will liams from a visit to Jerome Mir. Fin nie witnessed the big fire and says TO reports of it's immensity CT awfulness nave been exaggerated.
 There are many mining men these days driving around the country look ing at mining claims, and the Pres colt hverymen are doing a good busi- ness in nseGuence.-COurier.
 4 superintendent of the postofice deDartmenI has visited Woodruff He says the Fort Apache mail route will resume is proper route by the way of Woodruff until ether changes are made B. w. Olney has resigned as deputy sheriff of Graham county and John c. Epley has been appointed to succeed him. Mir Olney resigned in order to give more attention to his cattle inter ests.
 Mr. A. Moss of Tucson received a telegram Friday from Mammoth an nouncing the death of his Drother-in- law, James Lee, who has been work ing at the mines. No particulars were given.
 It is reported that the Seindler mine in Chapparal district will start up with large force c, men as soon as the railroad is finished to the mine. The road will reach that point in less than month
 j. M Dennis, accompanied by Attor- ney Ashurst of Williams, have been in Jerome the past week straightening up the losses of the J. Nj. Dennis Lum- Der company, cccasioned by the disas- trous fire of last Sunday.
 Governor Powers has returned to Prescott from surveying the new wag- on road to the Bradshaw mountains.
 The Mariccpa delegation seemed most affected by our ozone 1aden at mosphere.-PreSc0tt Courier.
 Recent heavy rains in Sonora have made the roads to the various mining camps actually impossible for heavy teams, and several outfits Of mining machinery. are reported held up en route, waiting for dry weather.
 On Wednesday last Governor N. O.. Murphy stopped in HolbroOk for few hours. Many Of CUT citizens called upon him and paid their respects to him. The governors visits serve only to increase his pularity.-Holbroch Argus.
 John o. Dunbar, the veteran newspa- per man Of the territory. is attending the democratic convention. Mir Dun bar is the only newspaper man in the territory who has made enough to re- tire from the busiaess.-JourHal-Mi rer.
 It is announced that the Clifton pub-