Arizona republican., 1898-09-21
Arizona Day by Day I've NSws TtEen From TerriiofieE Extt6rses.

NDIil CT GlCDe, son.
 Born, September 2, to the wife of Da- vid DevCre of Wheatfelds, a son.
 ]. " Brown e Fredonia was in Flagstaff several days last week.
 William Black left Flagstaff Thurs day fer 9 trip to his old home in Kan Sas
 Mrs Harry Miller of Prescott is wis ting friends and relatives in Flag staT.
 drs. J. 4. Vail left Flagstaff last Thursday for visit with relatives i., Kansas
 Rev. r Dilley Of Flagstaff was in Los Angeles last week taking 8 much needed rest.
 4 baby boy was born to the wife Of William Hodges Of Yuma on Friday, September g.
 Senator Ives has returned to Yuma fTcm 2 short visit to his family at Santa Barbara.
 Tie special tarm of the district court will convene Thursday, September 2, in Yuma.
 afr- and Mrs. c. Cilroy have return ed to Yuma from their summer yaca- ton OF the coast.
 C. H. Fancher Of the Santa Fe Pa cifc l2nd department spent several days in Flagstaff last weak
 C. J. Hall of the Phoenix National bank arrived in Flagstaff last Fricay and will remain several days.
 Airs. J. A. Lampcrt left Flagstaff last Wednesday morning for .. visit to relatives in Minneapolis, Minn.
 .1,o mining man, was looking after his in- terests in Yuma county last week
 The contract for fittings in track outfits for the water works at F'lagstaT was awarded to Dayison 6 Cronin.
 Frank Roderigass and family, who have besn visiting in the Verde valley fer the past two weeks have returned to Flagstaff.
 Hon F. T. Aspinwan, ex-assistant superintendent of the territorial prison, has returned to Yuma from a six weeks trip to the coast.
 Wilmot Pentland Of Prescott sus- tained quite painful injuries the other day by falling through a hole in the railroad tank at the depot.
 4 telegram was received in Prescott Saturday from F. M- Murphy in which he stated that his heaith is improving already. He is in Chicago.
 The city council of Yuma has issued deed to block If in the village of Yuma to school district No. 1. The block is to be used for school purposes and the deed is absolute.
 Mir. Albert Ilateha Waters and Miss Maud Theresa Shaaley were married in Globe Monday evening, September 19. at the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs Annie Shanley.
 The beer famine with which Yuma has been afflicted for the past three days, was relieved Saturday morning by the arrival Of a fresh carload Of the eVefage.-Santinel.
 II. D. Yeager Of Phoenix is in Flag s.aT looking after his sheep interests.
 E r. Greenlaw left Flagstaff We'd nesday for three weeks visit to his family in Les Angeles.
 If there is any man within the broad confnss of the territory whose name has net been mentioned in connection with the nomination for office let him speak.-Tombst0ne Prospeotor
 Northrup Fowler has left Globe for his home in New York, where he will remain few weeks and then proceed to Porto Rico. He expects to engage in the banking business in San Juan.
 Mrs M J. Kennedy and Mrs. B. r. Wisehart left Flagstaf last Wednes- day for Selignan, where they will spend the next two weeks, when they will go to Indiana where they will spend the winter
 c. r. Gunther, the famous Chlcago candy manufacturer, was registered a. the Bank in Flagstaff last Saturday. hir. Gunther possesses one Of the larg- est museums Of antiquities in the country.
 Miss Jennie Ccltman, daughter C. Rev. Coltmaa, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church at FlagStafT, is now on her way to China, where she will join the Presbyterian mission at Pekin
 George ". NorCon and J. ". Dor ringtol Of Yuma have gone to Les An gcles. Mir. Norton has several inpor- tant mining deals on hand which he hopes to have consummated in a short time
 c. A Ringwald was in Yuma the other day from his mines ID the river 1.c is much eia5ed over his prospects and thinks ne has fortune awaiting a little further development of hi; property
 A report is current that the Turkey Track Cattle company has sold out tc Packard 6 Vickers. There is said tC be over 15,000 head Of cattle involved mostly ranging across the line and tho figures placed a. $125, 5,000-Tombstcn PrCspectoT.
 County Treasurer Charles Rise ci Yuma has gone to San Francisco where he goes to receive medical treat ment He intends to take q sea voyag; for the benefit Of his health before ht rcturns-pTcbably to Honolulu.
 Howard GriT1shaw and wife, inc lat ter Q sister of Mrs. F. g. Clark, arrived in Flagstaff recently from Denver. Mir Grimshaw left for Needles Thursday and will probably enter the employ o the Santa Fe Pacific at that point
 Tuesday evening CT last week E. T Doc af Ts5c rc-idarco