Arizona republican., 1898-07-16
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

 Pedro several days ago. She died af- ter being in Tucson two days. She was 19 years old and was a native of Arizona.
 Five drunks shuffled themselves be- fore Judge Cornell at Tucson Wednes day. To were Mexicans, two white and one Indian. Four were given six days each on the chain gang, and as the he was sent up for fifteen days.
 Kirk Hart of Tucson is still busy with his sharpshooters. Of course nothing is positive concerning the for nation of the company, but in case he is authorized to raise it some sixty men from different portions of the ter ritory have written him that they will enroll in the company.
 Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Julius Goldbaum and family left Tucson for Alameda, Cal, to be gone for the sum- mer. At Alameda the little folks will be left with their grand parents and while MT. and Mrs. Goldbaum will make tour of the watering towns on the coast
 Hon. s. H. Drachman of Tucson writes from Philadelphia that he is do- ing nicely and hopes to come through the ordeal all right. He however suf- fered a slight back-set which delayed the operation somewhat. His many friends in Tucson vii be pleased to learn that his prospects for complete recovery are good.
 Tuesday evening of last week tho United States consul at Nogales, So- nora, Hon. James F. Darnell. and Mrs. Darnall took their departure for their home in Indiana, MT. Darnall enjoy Ing his annual leave of absence. They will return in about sixty days. In the absence of MT. Darnall the consulate will be in charge of MT. Albert Mora wetz.
 Solly Drachman writes that he was with others booked to sail on the 18th for Cuba. Three new troopers had joined the rough riders at Tampa. One is Pollock, formerly connected with the San Xavier hotel and well known in Tucson; one named Merritt, a brother of Lieutenant Merritt, who went down with the Maine. The other party, name not given. is said to be the cham picn rifle shot in the northwest.
 The government is reducing the GUS toms force in all the customs districts. In Ell Paso district they have cut the expenses 1000 per annum by reduc- ing the number of employees, in Nogales district reduction of $3,0OO has been made, abolishing the positions held by R. H. Reynolds, J. H. Kellner and w. J. Osborn, each man named thus re- heyed is placed on the list of eIigib1es. where he remains for one year un- less he is sooner reappointed.
 The International bank of Nogales las moved into it's new quarters where it opened for business last week. The new home of the sterling financial institution is as substantial and busi- ness like bank office as may be found anywhere in the country The premi- Ses heretofore occupied by the bank will be occupied by the Sonora News company. New furniture and fittings therefor are coming from the east Un- til received the News company will temporarily occupy the premises where the grocery store of the Arizona Com nercial company is now.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.
 J. D. Smiley is on his periodica. visit to Prescott
 Captain Donaldson's company was mustered in as company Monday evening.
 One of the volunteers from Bisbee IS in the hospital at Prescott quite sick with pneumonia.
 Dr. W. E. Lindley, assistan. sur geon of the new volunteer regiment being formed at Prescott, has arrived tt Whipp1e.
 The railroad company is building a nice little depot at the junction of tEe s. F. P. & P. and the P. & F. rail roads. at Point of Rocks.
 Thomas Campbell has .'esigred his position in the Prescott po' tntiicc to take charge as assistant postmaster u Jerome. William Bay1ess has taken the position vacated by MT. Campbell at Prescott.