Arizona republican., 1898-07-10
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
coCHIsE COUNTY.

at WILCOX.
 Dr. w. G. Woodland and wife of Pearce drove to Wilcox for the sports on the Fourth.
 MT. H. A. Morgan has returned to Willcox from a brief business trip to Tucson.
 Will Stone, well known at Wilcox, is now night operator at Tacna, Yuma county.
 MT. and Mrs F. H. Walker of Will COX spent the Fourth in Tucson, re- turning Tuesday morning.
 MT. J. N. Lean, the popular s. P. agent at Wilcox, resumed charge of the office on the 1st inst.
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Moore and Mir and Mrs James HunSaker of Rucker were in Wilcox for the Fourth
 Mrs. O. H. Tracy of Fort Grant, for merly Mrs. Williams, with her son, Frank, spent the Fourth in Wilcox.
 Mrs. G. H. Wilson and children left Wilcox Thursday night for southern California, where she will spend the heated term.
 Sheriff Scott White is in Wilcox and considers it matter for congrat- ulation that there was no disturbance anywhere in the county on the Fourth.
 Eugene Valentine arrived in Will COX on the morning of the 4th from a visit of several weeks in Stockton, Cal, an vicinity. He reports a good time.
 MT. Hancock of Hancock and White head was one of the young men who was much in demand on the Fourth. He deserves his popularity in Cochise county.
 Among the many visitors to Will COX on the Fourth were MT. and Mrs. j. D. Prewitt of Bowie. MT. Prewitt is manager of D. w. Wickersham' s cattle.
 D. L. Shaw of Bowie celebrated with Wilcox on Monday. Had Arizona been permitted to furnish a full regi- ment MT. Shaw would probably have gone to the front with a commission.
 During the steer tying contest at Wilcox Monday steer ran into a cart occupied by MT. J. Nevells and a friend, causing the horse to run away. Mir. Nevells sustained severe injuries to his hand and arm.
 Mr. w. J. Marks left Wilcox Thurs day night for trip to Nevada, with his mother and other members of the family. Joe Marks, who is Western Union messenger at Wilcox, is the only one of the family remaining.
 MT. M. J. Soto left Wilcox for a two weeks vacation on the summit of the Chiricahuas. He will be accompa- nied by MT. James J. Riggs and MT Harry Whitney, the latter a young gentleman Of prominence from the east. Mr. Soto's friends all expect to receive trophies of his prowess in the chase.
 The Fort Grant band came down from the post Sunday and in the even- ing favored the citizens of Wilcox with an open air concert, the music being of high order. They were fol- lowed by Montejo's fine orchestra from Tucson which had come up from the city Sunday morning in order to guard against possible disappointment
 MT. Otto Moore and family are now residing at Russellville, where Mr. Moore is interested in some valuable wolframite claims. Otto returned to Wilcox from Tucson Monday morn ing with a Mexican who is charged with having stolen a horse from Perry Smith at Dos Cabezas about a year ago. He also recovered the stolen animal.
 The 10-year-old son of Mir and Mrs James Price of Wilcox was seriously injured on Monday by reason of his horse falling and rolling over him. He ird ;v,fo %Io 1f T. seph Schwertner and Dr. Nicholson was summoned. He found that no bones had been broken, but that the boy had sustained serious injury to his head. One lung was also injured He was unconscious for some time and later suffered great pain but has since shown some improvement.
 A Mexican who insulted Old Glory by plucking it from the hat of small boy and then tore it up, had no soon- CT done so than he was knocked down and would have been severely hand led had not the officers interfered He was taken to jail and will be heard from later. The crowd was greatly excited, and for a while it looked as though Bisbee would have a lynching bee. The fellow will have a hearing tomorrow before Judge Williams and will no doubt have a greater respect for our national emblem when he gets through.-Bisbee Orb.
 From Tombstoneites who returned from the Bisbee celebration it is learned that two Mexicans tore down the American flag and trampled it un- der foot. Within second both Mex jeans were pommelled nearly to death by dozen infuriated citizens and of the crowd that gathered who learned of the cause of the disturbance each wanted to reach the insulter to the flag. One of the Mexicans came out with broken nose, and the other re- ceived some internal injuries while both were hard looking sights from the numerous bruises and contusions received. They were also taken to jail.-Prospector.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
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