Arizona republican., 1898-07-21
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCHISE COUNTY.

COCHISE COUNTY.
 Jim Jones returned to Bisbee Friday from a short visit to the San Bernar- dino ranch.
 J. A. Beatin has accepted position in the ice plant of the Copper Queen company.
 Road Overseer Hughes has large chain gang at work cleaning Bisbee thOroughfares.
 Another Bisbee wedding is reported to be on the tapis. This time among the sporting fraternity.
 There are several cases of typhoid fever in the company hospital at Bis bee at the present time.
 B. A. Packard left B1sbee Fricay morning for Kansas City on his way home to New York state.
 J. A. Miller, the popular baker, left Bisbee Saturday for California where he will remain for several weeks.
 J. F. Bailey and family left Bisbee Saturday for Oakland, Cal, where they will spend the summer months.
 Mrs J. F. Reinoehl will leave Bisbee Monday for a four months visit to New Mexico and other eastern points.
 Scarlet fever has again made it's ap- pearance in Bisbee, several new cases having developed in the past few days.
 Several Bisbee parties are buying old houses in Tombstone with a view of moving them to Naco, the new town on the Mexican line.
 Several dead dogs are lying around in various parts of Bisbee and the health officer might make few friends if he would have them removed.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Woods ana s7n oueele re- turned to Bisbee Friday from the San Bernardino ranch. where they have been visiting for several weeks past.
 Quite number of hobos are making their appearance in Bisbee and it might be well for the officers to make a rounding up and ship them out Of town.
 The Bisbee coroner's jury in the case of the dead Chinaman, brought in a verdict that deceased came to his death from the effects of a gun shot wound at the hands of unknown parties.
 Gus Samland of Yuma, while going home the other evening, was held up by three Mexicans, in the vicinity of the round house, who went through his pockets but failed to find anything therein.
 Major Collins of the Turkey Track company came up from their range in Sonora the other day. He reports the range in first class condition, the grass having started and being several inches high.
 A letter was received the other day Tro of the Bisbee volunteers, now quarter ed at Fort Whipple, stating that the boys are all doing fine and are putting in about eight hours a day drilling. MT. Loomis has been appointed first sergeant, Koch second, while Pagan and Jennings hold position as corpor- alS.
 Fike and Humphrey, the hustling Bisbee dairymen, Friday purchased ten fine milk COWS and have taken them to their ranch below town. These young men are meeting with success in their new venture, and already have nearly all the trade they can handle. They nave contracted for more COWS and Wlii soon be able to supply the whole town with fresh milk
 The Blsbee officers the other day COOK one Of the shoes from one of the Mexicans arrested on suspicion of hay ing murdered the Chinese vegetable vendor, and compared it with the tracks at the scene of the shooting. The shoe fitted the track exactly; a worn place in the ball of the shoe making a peculiar mark which corresponded with the prints in the road. While the officers have no direct evidence against the men they have succeeded in work ing up considerable circumstantial evil dence- It is to be hoped that the right men have been captured
 YUMA COUNTY.
 Mel Green leaf of Yuma went to Pi- cacho Thursday on official business.
 Miss Lilah Bell of Yuma has gone to tne coast on six weeks vacation.
 A baby boy was born to the wife of Ed Hodges at Hedges last Sunday.
 Carmel Mollinero, 12 years of age,