Arizona republican., 1898-10-06
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Bob Morris is back in Holbrook from trip 70 Kansas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius Coldbaun have returned to Tucson from California.
 Miss Mabel Adams of Williams has gone for an extended visit with friends at oswego, Kan
 Poison Bros. of Williams will erect q large fire-rrcof warehouse on iand 1eas5d from the rislroad comapny, next to the srckas.
 T. D. Pollock, vice president of tho Arizona Central bank. was a business visitor in Williams the first Of last week.
 John c. Baxter, owner Of the Twin Buttes copper mine, is iii Tucson, as are A. H. Rhodes and family from the same place.
 Francisco Salcido, aged S5, died Sun day at PIT Stone avenue, Tucson. Hs was a native of Mexico, and had lived in Tucson two years.
 J. A. Brown died at the hospital in Tucson Saturday of typhoid fever, aged B. He was from Illinois, and had been in the city only a week.
 James Girand, the civil engineer fo1 the Saginaw Southern Railroad com pany, arrived in Williams last week from 6 visit at the old homestead at Abilene, Texas.
 4 social event that will eclipse in splendCr anything of it's kind in Ari- zona is On the society program for the near future and will be announced in due time, says the Williams News.
 Mrs William Neal is in Tucson from Oracle, enjoying a brief visit with friends Mrs. Neal keeps a few board CTS at har house, which is famous fo1 it's delightful situation, excellent table and attentive service.
 j. C. Mcfarland and Fred D. Goode Of Lombard, Goode & Co.,, with their families spent last week at the Grand canyon. Mir. Mcfarland and family on their return from the canyon, will visit Los Angeles. and from there vii return to their home in Chicago.
 .BCokkeeper Howe, who has served the Saginaw Lumber company at Will Hams so long and faithfully, severed his connection with the company and left for Chicago the first Of last weel Mr. Howe was pleasing gentleman and his many friends regret his depart ure.
 Rough Rider Sergeant Pate who re- turned to Williams last week, has been putting in the past few days renewing old acquaintances. Sergeant Pate wa struck by Mauser bullet at the bat tie Of San Juan, the bail passing cleal through his body, penetrating the righi lung.
 Chief Engineer R. B. Burns has hat one Of the railroad cottages at Will Hams overhauled, repaired and fitted up 2s offices for himself and force o clerks. The place is fixed up abou the neatest and incest of any place in town and is very great improve ment over his former offices.
 Good news can at last be told tht Williams people. The old shack anC disgrace that has so iong seen service under the rom de plume Of a depot fol the Santa Fe Pacific at the best towI On the road will be torn down and 2 handsome jwc-story, red sand stone structure will be reared on the presan site Work will commence at an early date.-Williarns News.
 J. E. Palmer, a brakeman of Conduc- tor Browns crew at Williams, while trying to let some cars down from the ccal chute let them get away They ran donw the track striking some cars throwing Nr. Palmer. br-aiing his right leg just below the hip and hurt ing his back. He was taken to the Al buquerque hospital Sunday morning.
 Rough Rider H. J. Sellers says that of all the noble men in the late wal Chaplain nrown of Prescott was about ell lain Brown moved among the Aying bullets, helping the wounded, without Q thought Of fear. alleviatfng all the suffering he could and bringing q word Of cheer fer all. AIr. Sellers says hal as brave, true and good man Chap lain Brown has no pecr.-Wi lia-als News.
 Williams is fast becoming the bust ness town in nCrtheTn Arizona, says the News. The mills of the Saginaw Lumber company are running exsra time: g large fierce Of men have been put to work on the construction Of the Saginaw Southern railway; building; ar5 springing up in all parts Of the town, while. plans fer more are daily drawn All. .tdsether t looks like Me Kinley prosperity had struck the towr fer keeps.
 Miss EETa Brown, daughter Of Mi and Mrs Jean Brown, died at her homc in Ash Fcrlz Tuesday cf last week. Ey- had been III scTne tsn days bnt nevei was considered as dangerously slch The immediate cause of her death i: supposed to have been congestet chill. Nfr. Brown is in Alaska, havins gone there during the gold excitenlen of last year, and the news will be sat indeed to him. The funeral occurref in Williams Friday under the ausplce: