Arizona republican., 1898-08-31
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Saturday Mrs. w. F. Harlow of No- gales received a letter from San Diego. conveying the intelligence that her sis ter, Miss Christine kaySer, was dan gerously i'll. Monday she was report ed better and has been since improv- ing
 Tuesday evening of last week MT. John Lulley left Nogales for Washing ton, D. C., whence he will go to New York and other eastern cities. MT. Lulley's family preceded him some three months ago and they will resume their residence in the east
 1 Wednesday afternoon, coming down Mob hill, Colonel w. P. Harlow's horse stumbled and fell, turning a complete summersault, breaking the buggy shafts and rupturing the harness. How | the horse escaped breaking his neck was miracle.-Oasis.
 1 Public school begins in Jerome Mon day, September 12. Mrs. Wadsworth telegraphed the trustees that she would leave Nebraska on the 1st to be ready 1 to fill her position at the beginning of school. The children should all begin .getting their books in readiness now | W. o. Sparklin, ison of J. H. Spark lin, who has been employed in the car pentering department at the works in Jerome left last week for Baltimore, l Md, where he will go to school. The young man is very steady and indus trious and is certain to make a suc- cess in life.
 MT. J. H. Politzer, formerly statis- tical clerk in the custom house at No l gales. for some time past deputy col lector at Yuma, came from the latter city Wednesday morning. He will re- main at Nogales two or three weeks, and when he returns to Yuma will take his family with him-Oasis. | Mr. and Mrs. John w. Began are ex- pected to return to Nogales early this week. They have been visiting a min eral spring in Lower California, down the coast from San Diego, to test the efficacy of its waters toward alleviat- ing the rheumatism from which MT. Began has suffered so severely.
 J. Y. T. Smith, the leading flouring mill owner ill the Salt River valley, who is here with his family, has be- come interested in wheat raising in this section and would. if enough wheat can be raised in this vicinity to warrant it. erect a Touring mill here I-Flagstaff Sun.
 Last Saturday as John McLaws was on his way to Shumway a bolt of lightning knocked down one of his horses, and rendered Mr. McLaw senseless for two hours. He was dis covered by some parties after the oc- currence and brought home. He is rapidly recovering from the shock Holbrook Argus.
 The Santa Fe railroad has adopted new headlights for their engines, which are much smaller than the old style, and the reflector is but about six inches deep, but the light is thrown clearer and farther than by the large shallow refiectors. With the new head lights the entire right of way is lighted.-Flagstaff Sun.
 As the train for Benson was about to leave Nogales Monday evening a heavy storm set in and it was deemed advisable not to run the train until Tuesday morning. Three bridges in the Sonoita canyon were washed out, but before morning they were cubbed up by the work train. At o'clock -the delayed train started, returning from Benson about o'clock in the af- ternoon.
 w. T. Blythe and wife of Phoenix have been in Flagstaff for several days this week. MT. Blythe is the Arizona weather observer, and is superintend- ing the placing of instruments for a local branch here. of which Mrs. E. l.. Renoe will have charge The Milligan brick residence, corner of Aspen av- enue and Park street has been leased by the government as an office and res idence.-Flagstaff Sun.
 Under the efficient direction of Mrs. J. E. Walker Of Phoenix the Choral club gave it's first concert last night to a good house. Fifteen ladies compose the club. The selections as rendered showed splendid training. and it has been long since Flagstaff audience was permitted to listen to musical organization of such merit Each in- dividual participant in the solos and recitations was received with hearty applause which in turn was invariably
 responded to. The wonderful execu- tion upon the harp by Miss Mabel Ava Messenger was the feature of the even-
 ing. and not until she had played sev-
 eral numbers at each sitting would hel captured audience allow her to go from l the stage.-Flagstaff Sun
 Sunday evening last the report be- came circulated that MT. David Ley : and Miss Ada Hutchinson had been , married at the residence of some of } their friends on the Verde, and the
 trouble that young couple had over , the report was enough to cause a per
 sons hair to whiten in an hour. The
 word was passed from kid to kid till at last horde of Jeromes most blood
 thirsty had congregated and were hot on the trail of the luckless couple While crossing the street they were
 spied by the kids and the din from di-
 Vers cans, pans and buckets was
 enough to scare satan himself Refuge
 was taken at the Red Front unti : hunger drove the couple to the Grand View where supper was partaken of . Nothing daunted and not whit dis couraged the boys waited outside ant