Arizona republican., 1898-07-07
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

they have been for several weeks past.
 The school census of district No. 1 of Yuma is $50.
 George de Corse of Yuma is confined to his bed with an attack of typhoid fever, with which disease his brother Henry died last week. George is now recovering and is thought to be out cf danger.
 c. L. Brown, Mel Greenleaf and J. L.. Powell of Yuma are preparing to fence their land in Lower Colorado yalley-960 acres in all. The land lies in the richest portion of that rich sec tion.
 There are two cases of scarlet fever in Yuma, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Mayors having suffered a severe attack of the malady, from which she is now recovering, and a Mexican child being likewise afflicted.
 The secondhand store which occu- pies Main street near Jones street at Yuma is warned to move indoors. Rent is cheap, and the present method the proprietor has of doing business en- tails the obstruction of a prominent thoroughfare.
 
 preparing a complete and accurate map of Yuma and will have thousand copies of the same Autographed. A l map of Yuma which might be secured at reasonable price has long been needed, and this will supply the need
 The Yuma jewelry establishment oi M. S. Darling will be closed for a week or ten days, as MT. Darling leaves for Los Angeles to close up his busi- ness affairs at that point, after which he will return to Yuma and devote his isentire attention to his interests there YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 Wilmot B. Bentland of Prescott cele- brated his 21st birthday June 30th. 1 Miss Laura w. Sharpe of Prescott left the other day for a visit to her old 1 home in Canada
 J. T. Ward, Turkey creek, is regis 1 tered at the Sherman house in Pres. colt.
 Miss Agnes Conlan left Prescott | Saturday morning for a visit to rela- tives in San Francisco. 1 Miss Fleming, teacher in the Pres colt public schools, left for Santa Cruz, Cal, the other day.
 Carl Muller of Prescott left for g trip north the other day. He expects to visit the Klondyke region before ht returns.
 L. Bashford and John Lawler are contemplating the erection of a two story brick building on the vacant loi l south of the Prescott house. The new city pump was put to work in the north Prescott experimental wei the other day and failed to lower the water.
 While there is no building boom 1r ! Prescott there are a great many new ! buildings being erected at the present 1 time and contracts are out for a num- Der of others.
 Mrs. Dr. Abbott of Prescott has been | suddenly called to her old home in Australia, owing to the severe illness of her mother, and will leave as soor as possible.
 Clouds skurried over the city all | day Saturday at Prescott and at sun- | set rainbow appeared in the south l eastern sky, with an unwelcome prom | ise of no flood.
 l c. A. Peters of the Bank of Arizona | is building handsome residence ir | Prescott between the residences o1 Jake Marks and Henry Goldwater The stone foundation is just com pleted.
 James Bethune, a son of Judge Be thune, is a recent arrival at Prescott from Pima county, where he has beer mining. He has sold out his interest in that section and will locate in Pres. colt. He has accepted a position witt J. T. Broyles of the Prescott Transfer company.
 Prof. A. J. Matthews, the new prin- cipal of the public schools, arrived ir Prescott Friday evening with his fam fly. Prof. Matthews is a very genia gentleman. He is also an experienced teacher and will no doubt fill the posi- tion to which he has been elected with great satisfaction.