Arizona republican., 1898-11-01
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Edmund Burke Of Flagstaff is visit ing in Prescott.
 Mrs. F. L. Wright has returned to Prescott from her visit to the coast.
 Attorney Eugane Brady O'Neill of Prescott IS confined tc his bed by sick ness.
 N Allison of the Prescott brass band is visiting his wife, who is sick, a5 Jercme.
 Mrs. R. S. Stockton and child Of Prescott are visiting friends in and around H0Wley, H.
 Rough Rider whiskey is the latasc in Prescott. It is all right, toe, says the JcuTn Tnal-MinsE.
 John Hanlon, brother of Mrs. A. O.. Brodie, has returned to Prescott from his visit to the east.
 c. 2. Boyce cf Williams re3ently vis- ited with his children in California, where they are attending school.
 The Bashford- -Burn;ster company of Prescott have just added two new de- livery wagons to their service.
 F. G. Breoht and R. N. Fredericks have returned to Prescott from attend ing the Knights Templar conclave at Pittsburg.
 Mrs. A. J. Knoblocll returner to Je- rome last Wednesday from an extended visit with relatives at South Bsnd, Indiana.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Narr Of the Verde valley are in Prescott visiting their children. who are attending the Sis ters' school.
 Captain Buchanan, formerly station q at Whipple with the Eleventh in fantry, is now collector Of the port at Porte Rico.
 Judging from the number of new safes shipped into Williams this we7k, Williams is a safe place to count on for the future, says the News.
 The Bank of Arizona at Prescott is putting in new cement sidewalk along it's bank building and as far east as the telephone office on Gurley street.
 Williams presents 9 scene of hustle and animation that indicates every body busy, says he News. The st-eat5 are fIIad with people about al times of the day and night and no one seems to know any ono else.
 The great register this year in Co., coninO county will contain more names than ever before recorded in the his tory of the county. The total registr2- tion will be about 1900, with Williams the largest precinct in the county.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henderson are adver- tising in the Verde valley. If these so-called doctors have no better sue cess in curing patients than they have had in paying a little bill due this of fee we feel sorry for the pltients.- JOurnaI-Miner.
 Trainmaster W. A. McGovern and Cade Selvy, special detective, were in Williams last week. MT. McGovern was only on business pure and simple, whils Cade was attempting to detect some symptoms of new depot build ing, says the News.
 Four miles of the Minnehaha Fiat read have been completed. The citi- zcns Of Prescott subscribed $1,500 to the building of this road. George Schuerman and Jchn Robins9n collect- ed $500 Of this subscription Friday, says the Courier.
 Williams possesses ten flourishing secret societies and new should have 9 Masonic lodge. There are plenty Cf Masonic members in Williams to start a lodge, and a host Cf good men only waiting for the institution of q lodge to present IESlI dpplicdilCIS
 Brcdie buttons are as popular In Williams as Mother WinslCw's S0Oth ing syrup is with Chicago mothers. Even the children cry for them. The supply received by the News is eX- haustsd, and they were by no means distributed indiscriminately - VII Hams News.
 MT. William D -ering, wife ard fam fly arrived in Williams the other day from PenZarce, where E1r. Deering Is employed as telegraph operator by the Santa F'e Pacific railroad. Ha will place his children in school there and return to his work at the expiration Of thirty days leave of absence.
 Tha dfvCrces that are already insti- tutcd and beginning to appear along the line Of the Santa Fe Pacific are suf- fcient to make the stoutesc heart quail at the thought cf matrimonial ventures. Bu. girls marrying men with no wis ib1e means of support must expect the nevitable.-Wiliiams News.
 Mrs. c. F. Smith Of Santa Ana, Cal ifornii1 who has boon visiting the fam ily of Judge Bethune in Prescott fer some time, has returned to her Caiifor- nia hone. She rep--ts having cnjoyeI her visit ia Prescott very much and of having been sr-at J benefited in h-3 u by the climate.
 Rev. Gibbon has returned to Will Hams from California whore he was raI1cd by 2 2 gram sCr-e tine GE- 2.l- ncunclug tie d. geIou- Iiu-sa of n-a mother uiG host of fricnd5 will b3 glad to learn tEat hiz m3thaT has 23