Arizona republican., 1898-10-16
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.


 Mrs Annie Prue has returned to Wilcox fir m a visit, to the family CT Colonel William Herring in Tucson.
 Mrs Charles Noble of Dos Cabezas has gene to Yuma to join her husband, who is one of the guards at the prlscE-
 Mir. Peter Moore of Wilcox is pre- pairing tc do some work on his GOV ernCr Mckinley mine in Dos CaDezas district.
 D. w Wickersham, the prosperous merchant and cattleman Of Bowie. and Mir Jensen were in Willccx recently on business.
 James R. Hayes of Bonita, who was employed in the quartermaster's de- pertinent at Chickamauga, was in Will cCx the other day.
 E. J. White, who has resigned his position in the house Of Soto Bros. & Renaud at Pearce, is spending a few days in Wilcox.
 Fred Steele has returned to Wilcox from the university at Tucson on ac- count Of sickness. He is suffering from typhoid fever
 Lieutenant Albright of the Twenty fifth infantry, came down to Wilcox from Fort Grant Tuesday to meet Mrs. Albright, who arrived from California Wednesday morning.
 The populist convention at Bisbee On the Gth instant nominated Richard Humphrey for supervisor, leaving the ether places on the county ticket to be filled by the central committee.
 Miss Ida Weed was in Wilcox re- gently en route to Bonita from the hcme of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Hancock in San Simon valley, where she had been visiting.
 Henry Brown mas returned to Will COX from trip to San Francisco. While in California he visited his sis ter, Mrs. Williams, whose health is much improved.
 Mrs Mitchell, wife of Lieutenant Colonel D. D. Mitchell of the First Ter Titorial infantry, with her daughter Etta, left Wilcox Wednesday morning to join her husband at Lexington, Ky.
 Colonel w C. Bridwell arrived in Willcox Monday evening from Arava- pal, after a prospecting trip in the re- gion Of Mount Turnbui1. He is suf- fering from fever and may remain in WilIcc1 for few days.
 Mrs. ". E. Servoss has returned to Willccx from Q protracted visit in Cali fornia and was met by Mir Se,vcss. During her stay in the Golden state Mrs. Servoss experienced considerable improvement in health.
 MT J. N. Lean, Southern Pacific ag6n. at Wilcox, has returned from 9 months cutting in northern California Barring a severe ccld contracted on the return trip, he d=rived considerable benefit from his sojourn in the noun tains.
 H. T. Firth, who is in charge Of the Aravaipa Mining company's property north of Klondyke, spent few days in Wilcox last week. He returned home Saturday, intsnding to take Mrs. Firth to Holidays hct springs near For Thomas.
 Captain w. H. McKittrick has gen. erously authorized Soto Bros. to crdel at his expense a national flag for the Wilcox public school. Captain Me Kittrick raised the flag over Santiago and rightly believes it should float over every American school house.-Will- cox News.
 Two companies of the Fifteenth in- fantry came in Friday on a specia train from Huachuca and remained here several hours, awaiting the arri- val Of the Fort Grant company. The Grant boys arrived at about o'clock D. m. and the train left with the com mand at 4:30 with much cheering from the boys in blue The Fifteenth joins the Fourth corps at Huntsville, Ala Wilcox News.
 Tuesday wagon load of Mexican prisoners was brought Tn from Paarce There were seven of them and were under the watchful eye Of Constable Ainsworth Of Pearce, who was pilotine them to the county jail. In conversa- ton with the Prospector reporter tie constable stated that three Of the Mex jeans were held to appear before the grand jury on charge of murder; thres others are witnesses and were placed under bail to prevent them fem leav- ing the country, in default Of whicf they also will be enforced guests at tht jail The ether prisoner is on tit books for attempting target practice CT several countrymen and fortunately fo the countrymen he proved poor shct The three Mexicans charged with muir der are accused of killing two Maxi cans last week at wood camp in tn Dragons The constable is of tn opinion that the murder was deliber ately planned and carried into cold blooded execution by four compadr5s one Of whom is now at large--Tomb stone Prospectcr.
 Lafe Gibscn and John Dubois are il jail here awaiting the arrival of eff oers from Utah when they will be talk en back to Grand county in that stat and tried On a charge Of horse stealing says the Solomonville Bulletin. Las week the sheriff's office here received ; telegram from L. H. Eddy, prosscutin, attorney Of Grand county, Utah, u arrest Late Gibson ana John Dubois whcl are wanted in that county fo horse stealing. The telegram statet that the men wanted were at Centra! D putty Sheriff McBride of Pima wa advised Of the fact and placed Dubo. under arrest at Thatcher. c bscn va. loc4ted in the mountains near Ash Fla and Deputy Sheriff Mcbride and broth