Arizona republican., 1898-08-24
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

George Il. i7itts of Tombstone has gone to Tucscn on flying visit.
 B. Hattich returned to Tombstonc the other day from a trip to Tucson
 Johnny Foley has accepted position in the company doctors office at Bis bee
 O. F. Ashburn the well known cat tleman is q visitor in Tombstone from Benson.
 Mrs. Boyd Of Jerome was in Pres colt the latter part of last week on business.
 Ralph Dillon of Jerome is having the assessment work done on one of hls mines near town.
 Miss Marcia Tarr, agent at Manueli- to, is visiting in Winsiow, the guest of NIT. and Mrs O'KeNy.
 Dr. Dryden and wife returned to Ninslow from a trip to the coast the latter part of last week.
 Ed Dunbar, one of the pioneer cat tleulen Of Cochise county, is in Tomb stone from his ranch.
 Colonel Satterwhite and wife return ed to Tucson Monday from an enjoy able stay on the coast.
 Born, the morning of the 18th in stant, to the wife of the Hon. J. F. Ma honey Of Winslow, a daughter.
 Henry Etz is in Tombstone from Benson. He is there on business be- fore the board of equalization.
 w. A. F'iege was before the board of equalization in Tombstone the other roooz,T Tn hic aCcoCCmpDt
 F. H. Chalmers of Loclliel, member Of the Nineteenth legislature, is on the ticket for county recorder in Pima.
 Colonel Epes Randolph arrived in Tucson from San Francisco Sunday af- ter an absence Of over two weeks
 Attorney Nelson was in Holbrook from Winsiow last weeh meeting old friends and incidentally doing some business.
 John R. Hulet, superintendent Of the A. c. M. L, is detained at his home in Snowflake through sickness in his family.
 Peter Strahan has returned from Jerome to Cottonwood, where he has purchased his ranch back from W. P. Britton.
 
 and be exceeding glad when the ice and electric light company begins op- eration there.
 Mrs. Charles M. Clark of Jerome, ac- companied by her daughter, Mrs. w. s. Adams, and her son, Carl left for the coast Thursday.
 A famine of ice during the heated season in Winslow caused as much dis comfort as lack of coal during the freezing season. . The bids for election printing iii Cochise county were opened by the board Saturday and contract awarded to the Bisbee Orb
 W. H. Gibson is in Tombstone from Tres Alamos and appeared before the board of equalization Saturday in re- gard to his assessment.
 John Landon, the Southern Pacific engineer, is CT route from Tucson to Bartlett Springs, Cal, to secure relief for rheumatism.
 Judge W. H. Barnes returned to Tue son Monday from the coast. Mrs. Barnes will not return for awhile, but will visit with her daughter.
 Court convenes in Tombstone on September 12. The order for jurymen will soon be issued and the official wheels will be set in motion.
 Mrs. James Scott of Holbrook and children will move to Los Angeles for the winter, partly for her health and to place the Misses Scott in school.
 Harry Deering, popular and well known all along the line as a telegraph operator and railroad man, passed a few pleasant days in Winslow last week.
 Walter Vail and family are in Tue son to stay for some time Mr Vail has large cattle interests at the Elm pire ranch. All are welcome visitors in Tucson
 Real estate transactions are becom- ing quite frequent. We have heard of several buildings in Sonora changing ownership during the past week. Winslow Mail
 Deputy Sheriffs NJ. T. Black and C. A. Bush of Coconino county delivered four prisoners last week at the peni- tentiary with sentences ranging from five years to life.
 The signs of the recent terrible acei- dent at the works in Jerome have been almost obliterated. The hole has been filled. the foundry building straighten- ed up and other repairs made.
 The gang of laborers and pipe filters have just completed the laying of the pipe line to the lower end of Jerome The residents all along the line now enjoy plenty of fine water without car rylng it from the gulch.
 Work on the fine building designed for the T. F. Miller company at Jerome is being pushed as rapidly as possible When completed it will be one of the best buildings in Arizona.
 Postmistress Laura G. Crable of Tombstone received a communication Saturday from an inquirer who desires to know of the whereabouts of Mrs Robert Eccleston, formerly a resident of Tombstone
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