Arizona republican., 1898-12-14
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 Freight business is little light al present at Tucson but travel is brisk.
 Born, in Florence, December A. 1898, to Mir and Mrs. G. O. Eaton, a daugh- ter
 w. B. Charleston has returned from Winnipeg to spend the winter in Ari- zona.
 Charley Sisson has left Tucson for the east. His mother will accompany him on his return.
 J. II. Jack and Judge Robinson have left Bisbee for Tombstone, where they go on court business.
 Lieut. Tom Rynning of the Rough Riders of Tucson spent several days in Florence wishing friends.
 E. D. Miller, brother of Curt W. Mil Ter of the Tempe News. is now the sole owner and publisher Of the Nogales Border Vidette.
 Mrs. E. T. Thomas Of Florence, wno has been visiting in the Indian Terri tory for several weeks. is expected home this week.
 Considerable rain fell west of Tucson during the late storm and the snowfall in eastern Arizona and New Mexico is said to be the heaviest ever known.
 small Mexican boy, while playing with a giant powder cap few days ago at Bisbee had one of his fingers blown off and his hand badly burned, by the cap exploding.
 Died, in Prescott, December II, 1898, John G. Campbell, Jr., aged 16 years. Cerebro spinal meningitis was the cause of his death. Deceased was a son of Hon. G. Campbell.
 of o,-o from c0T1+ h. ern California mas commenced and will be continued until the crop is exhaust ed. It fs7estimatad that 20000 cars will be used in1.handling the output.
 Archie Matteson and Miss Maud Brown were married in Phoenix last Wednesday, Both are well known in Florence where they have host of friends who wish them well.-Florence Tribune.
 The Nacosari stage left this morning with a full load of passengers. This section of Sonora is attracting the at tention of mining men from all parts of the country as well as numerous pros pectors.-Bisbee Orb.
 The laying of the pipe from Lhe tanks in the yard to the pumping sta tion west of Tucson is completed. The pumping capacity is 100000 gallons per
  powerful engines, each with a capacity of 100000 gallons per hour.
 Judge Wood has presented to the su- pervisors a petition for the establish ment of public school disriC5 at the Gro mining camp, with the recommen- dation that the petition be granted and the district designated as Gro school district No. 37.-Tucson Citizen.
 The following teachers were exam ined last week, and each received a sec ond grade certificate: John R. Hamlin, Jr., Arizola; Miss Kate Guerrero, Ra- mirez district; Mss Veronica Power and Miss Mary c. Nelson, Mammoth. They passed very creditable examina- tions.-Florence Tribune.
 The stock interests of southern Ari- zona will be ably represented at the na- tional livestock growers convention to be held in Denver next mon,h. R. G. Brady has already announced his pur- post to attend, and doubtless others prominently identified with livestock interests here will be present.-Tucson Citizen.
 Mrs. Mabel Kimball today accompa- nies her brothers remains to San Di- ego, Cal, where they will be buried in the family vault Mrs. Cassiday's moth CT, Mrs. Maxwell, and brother, James Maxwell, of Fl Paso, will remain with her and the children for time. MT. Maxwell came up on yesterdays stage. Florence Tribune.
 J. C. McKim and George Hill, both connected with the San Miguilito mine in the Pilares district in Sonora, have been in Bisbee during the past few days. Their company has ordered twenty-stamp mill from Frazer 6 Chalmers of Chicago, which will be shipped to NacO, from which place it will be hauled by teams to the mines.
 Died, at Daggett, California, Decenn- Der ', 1898, Miss Hattie ThOrne, sister O. Mrs. Murray McInernay and Mrs J. w Dougherty The body Of deceased | is expected to arrive in Prescott today and the funeral will take place from Mayor Dougherty's residence tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O D. m. Friends of the family are invited to attend Burial will be had in the l. o. o. F. cemetery. Prescott Courier.
 County Superintendent Wood has prepared his annual report to the su- perintendent of public instruction, which shows a total enrolment of 889 boys and 1,009 girls in this city, of whom 654 are native born of native parents; 104 foreign born; 482 native born with one parent foreign and 658 native born with both parents foreign. The total enrolment in the county is 1,845 boys, 1915 girls; total 3,760.-| Tucson Citizen.
 This kind of weather brings to the minds of our citizens and working men to appreciate more than ever the G- brary and reaulng room which is main tained by the Copper Queen company. The shelves are filled with all the latest novels, etc, while on the reading tables can be found all the late papers, period