Arizona republican., 1898-07-22
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
building will be a credit to Navajo

DulluInS Will De credit to NaVaJO county.
 John Conner, Joe Bargman and J. l.. Clark slipped quietly out of Holbrook Saturday night. Some Of the know ing ones whisper it about that they have got wind Of a rich prospect, and will come back millionaires
 MT and Mrs. Tom Egger of Holbrook are at Los Angeles. MT Egger is sut- fering from impaired eyesight, and she is there under the treatment of an ocu- list Her many friends hope she may De speedily cured.
 S. I. Frankenfeld, who for many years has kept books for the Aztec Land and Cattle company, will return to Philadelphia in a few days, and may possibly never return to stay He will be missed by his numerous friends there.
 W. J. Flake, one of the substantial citizens of this county, came down iron. Snowflake on business Friday MT. Flake was really the founder of the present settlemen of Snowflake, and is one of the wide-awake men in his section.
 The pupils who are attending Judge Jackson's summer school at Holbrook are Emma Richards, Maud Scott, May Scott, Julia Tanner, Ray Tanner, Elm ma Hensen. John Divelbess. Tom Greer, Mike Greer, Alice Woods, J. C.. Cclbath is taking course in geometry and is teaching class in algebra.
 Bishop John Hunt of Snowflake dur ing his visit to San Bernardino, Cal, last month was chosen member of the old settlers association of San Der nSrdino county, Cal. MT. Hunt is hale, hearty and active as many men of 40. He has been identified with the pro- gress of this county from the time of the first settlement in these parts
 PIMA COUNTY.
 N. W. J. Thompson of Crittenden was in Noales the other day
 Mir. J. A. Straith, the Nogales assay CT. has been visiting in Tucson
 Mrs. Micaela Verger has returned to Nogales from Los Angeles.
 Mrs. T. F. Brown of Nogales has been quite sick. She is now better and rapidly improving.
 MT. George Beckwith of Rancho Bel Total has gone to Los Angeles on busi- ness- He will soon return
 Mrs. J. L. Hathaway and her little ones has returned to Nogales from Lcchiel where they have been on a visit
 Saturday evening Colonel Hernandez Of the Mexican army came to Nogales from Guaymas en route to the City of Mexico.
 MT. L. Lindsey of Nogales has re- turned from the vicinity of Querobabi. where he has some important mining interests.
 Joe Manciet, a constable from Tue son, who has been in Nogales several days on legal business has gone to Sarta Cruz
 Tuesday MT. F. C. Standish returned to Las Planchas and resumed his posi- tion as superintendent His family accompanied him.
 Jack Gates has returned to Nogales from Phoenix. Jack says he is nicely located in business at that place and his trip to Nogales is one of business and pleasure.
 Dr. Doherty of Nogales has rigged up an ingenious little water motor and fan by which patient sitting in his dental chair can be gently famed dur ing the time the doctor is working on his teeth
 MT. Ed Burton of Nogales has receiv- ca word that his brother, Captain J. J. Burton, commanding a company in the IWenty-fourth New York volunteers, was shot in the leg in the operations in front of Santiago de Cuba.
 hOlt Of 1iCbfn;pc s<rr.1 IL ,, San Xavier mission the other night. but did no very serious damage. lit en- tered the top of the cupola in which the Deils are placed, cutting a hole about TWO inches in diameter, then defected about sixteen feet through the brick ana knocked out an arch Another portion Of the same bolt cut through the floor and entered the church near the door leading into the gallery. In doing so it knocked a rosette off the side of the building and set fire to number of Chinese lanterns which had been Tn use there. Fortunately the fire was discovered by MT J. M. Berger. who had it promptly extinguished. So lar as known this is the first time that ancient edifice has so suffered. zona Citizen.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 Herman Kerber has taken charge of the Prescott house.
 Henry Miller, a merchant of McCabe. is visiting Prescott.
 Doctor Murphy's family have arrived In Prescott from Phoenix.
 T. R. Darnell and daughter left Pres colt Monday for a visit east.
 W. B. Dickinson of Oak creek. died on Wednesday, July 6. He leaves a Wife and nine children.
 Dr. w. B. Lindley, the post surgeon. reports only one case in the hospital at Wf1pple at the present time.
 Ii J. Glandt of Phoenix has returned to Prescott for the summer. during which time he will teach a class in penmanship.
 Married. in Prescott, July IS. 1s9S Reuben J. Niles to Laura I. Wilson both of Yavapai county. Justice Camp- bell officiated
 There are numerous Prescott visitors at Whipple these days. The place presents very lively appearance with