Arizona republican., 1898-09-08
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

A. E. Hinton of Phoenix is in Pres colt.
 Ii, l.. Hamaker has returned to Pres cott from California.
 District Attorney Ross of Prescott was in Jerome last week.
 The Whipple volunteers are expect ing another pay day within the next few days.
 Waker F.. Mendenhau, the Lynx creek mining man, is spending a few days in Prescott.
 Jerry Sullivan, the cattleman. Mon day shipped lot Of cattle from Del Rio to Glendale.
 Born, September 2, 1898, to MT. and Mrs. Dave Coover of Jerome an eight pound daughter. '
 Miss Pearl Talbot left Jerome Tues day for Los Angeles to attend High IaDS college for year. Mrs. J. L. Fisher and daughter, Miss Hattie, have returned to Prescott from their visit to California
 John Hise, civil engineer and mine owner and operator, has returned ,o Prescott from California.
 Prof. T. J. Boltz, the we'll known mining expert has left Prescott for the cast on mining business.
 Governor R. c. Powers of Prescott is out surveying the route for the new wagon road to Crowned King.
 The general delivery of the Prescott poStoffice will be open hereafter from to 6 o'clock p. m. instead of from 6 to e:30 D. m
 J. E. Wagoner returned to Prescott Sunday from his visit to California and left Monday morning for his home in Wagoner.
 About half dozen. officers from Whipple took advantage of the labor day holiday to take a trip to Govern ment springs.
 Mark Murphy arrived in Prescott Sunday and left immediately for Lynx creek where he has taken a position as mining foreman.
 An accident occurred to the pumping plant at Whipple last Friday but the machinery has been repaired and is in operation again.
 A. J. Knoblock of Jerome was in Prescott Sunday. He is now engaged in the livery and transfer business al the big copper camp. Y
 Master Ledwidge Sargent returned to Prescott Monday afternoon from visiting his young friend, Master 1saacs, in Los Angeles.
 Dr. E. A. Butler, formerly of Pres colt. has opened an office in Los An galcs and has engaged in the practice Of his profession there.
 Miss Araminta Sargent, daughter O MT. and Mrs. George NJ. Sargent, ha! ,of,,rrad tn Pro-cotr from visit t( her grandparents at St. Joseph, Mo
 On account Of the death Of Privat. Burton at Whipple the military hol to have been given there Monday even ing was postponed until last night.
 Mrs. s. F. Davis and daughter, Clara left Prescott Monday morning for { visit to relatives in Paris, Mo. Mir Da wis accompanied them as far as Asl Fork.
 As an evidence that no prejudice exists in Phoenix against Prescott. tht fact is noted that Mr. Prescott is { court bailiff Of the former city.-JOur nal-Miner.
 The public schools opened in Pres cott Monday with an attendance of 37 pupils. The day was devoted to th' organization os the various depart ments.
 Frank Miller. who was taken with serious attack of typhoid malarial fe yer on the 18th Of last month at Je rome, is still very sick and ther seems to be little hope of his recovery
 Wells in Goose Flat are gradual going dry. An attempt to sink som of them deeper has been frustrated b the amount Of foul air in the well: ri1.:x tempted to work-Courier,
 The members cf the Salvation Arm went down to the Verde On a plcm Tuesday and had the pleasure of bs ing rained on nearly all the way hom' They are jolly people. and only salt Praise the Lord. .'-Jcromc News.
 The Prescott base ball club will pla q match game next Sunday, Septembe H. at Congress. with the club frOi the latter place.. The fare for th round trip from Prescott will be s3 95 giving an opportunity for parties visit the live mining camp.
 The report Of dead soldier bein found in the Whipple reservoir was huge joke The dead soldier was a empty beer bottle, which had bee thrown in there, this appellation ( dead soldier" being a general one the west for an empty whiskey or bet bCttle-Journal-M Miner.
 Byron Newton of Jerome receive word last week that his father, Rev. H. Newton had died at his home EoIliSter, Cal. The deceased was years of age and had been Methodi minister for more than half centu and was well known and highly T Speeted throughout. California.
 Mrs. [. ]. Ross and children left ,