Arizona republican., 1898-08-14
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Frank Morral of Williams was IT Flagstaff Tuesday.
 Miss Laura Shoot has returned to Williams from Flagstaff.
 F. T. McGonigle Of Flagstaff has re- turned from Los Angeles
 F. A. Stevens has been appointed postmaster at Duquesne.
 Joe Wise, the Calabasas cattle king, was in Nogales Saturday.
 William Gift of the Verde valley was in Flagstaff last week.
 Charles Platt of Tombstone has op- ened q restaurant at Coch1se.
 The hills around Nogales are peauti- fully green since the rains.
 T. A. Straith of Nogales went 10 Orc Blanco Monday on mining business.
 C. O. Anderson, editor of the Hol- brook Argus, was in Flagstaff Wednes- day.
 Mrs. S. J. Duckworth of Nogales Is quite i'll from the effects of scorpioh bite.
 lack Parks and Fannie Good were married at Crittenden last Wednesday night.
 Jobn Fain and Leslie Hart of the Verde valley were in FlagstaH las' week
 Mrs. A. T. Cornish has returned to Flagstaff from an extended visit to LOS Angeles.
 Pig loads of watermelons have been brought into Nogales from the santa Cruz lately.
 Cha,lcs t::others of California IS wis itins 7e-iati es and old time !riends in Flagstaff.
 L. L. Fisher, one of Prescott's most enterprising business men, has gone to New Mexico.
 :. corce of men went to worh on tfe reservolr for the Flagstaff water works last Saturday.
 Sheriff R. II. Cameron has been stern in as deputy United States mar shal for Arizona.
 Colonel Harlow is having a neat pal ing fence built around his house on Mob hill in Nogales.
 J. R. Wallace, the Little Colorado river cattleman, has been spending a few days in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Frank Cox was in Tucson Sat ur,iay making arrangements to close out her millinery store.
 Mayor Ignacio Bonillas of Nogales, Sonora, is back from business trip to the Montezuma district.
 James May, a prominent sheepman of Challender, and his wife, have been visiting Flagstaff.
 The eight-months-old baby boy Of MT. and Mrs. Burt Hoffman died last week at Flagstaff.
 Albert Behan, deputy collector Of customs at Lochiel, was in NOgales Thursday with smuggler.
 The Flagstaff and Winslow base ball teams will play match game at Flag staff the 21st of this month.
 The mayor and common council of Prescott will meet in that city Mon day as board of equalization.
 Mrs. W. F. Gibson and little son, who have been visiting friends in Flag staff, left for Chicago Monday.
 Othe and William Bach, ranchers from Beaver creek, were in Flagstaff last week with load of produce.
 Engineer E. J. Bowers, passed through Wilcox Monday evening CT route to the coast on visit to his fam fly.
 Steve Aguidde left Nogales Tuesday night for California to meet his family. He will return with thm in about a week.
 Charles Rose who recently killed two Mexicans in Yavapai county, has been held to answer to the grand jury without bail.
 Gwyne Dennis of Lombard, Goode & Co.,, the projectors of the Santa Fe & Grand Canyon railroad from Williams, is now in Williams.
 Charles McGonigle of Flagstaff left Monday for Kansas and Iowa on an exterded visit. He will visit the Omaha exposition before returning.
 John Clark, who has been on duty as Q guard at the Yuma penitentiary for some months, has returned to Flag staff to visit his parents and friends for month.
 The pipe line of the Nogales water company has been broken for several days but they expect soon to have it in repair so that the residents on the hill can get water
 Engineer Wood Walker of Bowie re- -UIHCu IIOIu uCSOu d lSW dSO His: brother, who was seriously injured Tn the pay car disaster, is reported to De getting on well.
 Clarence Spellmire and Hugh Du- gan, two of the best all-round ball players in these parts, left this morn ing for the country to spend few -days.-Flagstaff Gen.
 A large number of Flagsta&ites con- template attending the Moqui Indian snake dance, which comes off at their villages on their reservation on Tues cay, the 23d of this month
 Captain L. W. Mix is tearing down the building formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. Overton on International street in Nogales, to clear the strip in acc6 rdance with governmental orders.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish came in today from Albuquerque, N. M He was called here to consult with the local