Arizona republican., 1898-07-13
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
COCONINO COUNTY.

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 S. A. May and wife of Challender spent Tuesday in Flagstaff
 H. E. Campbell shipped ten cars of sheep to Kansas City last Saturday.
 T. W. Johnston of Prescott spent Tuesday in Flagstaff on legal business. Mrs. B. F. Wisehart of Seligman passed through Flagstaff for the east last Saturday.
 Rev. F. billy of Flagstaff will prob ably be made the chaplain of Colonel McCord's regiment.
 R. A. Oldham of the Oldham Bros, Raton, N. M, spent several days in Flagstaff last week.
 A. P McGinnis, the livestock agent of the Santa Fe Pacific, was in Flag staff last Monday and Tuesday.
 w. J. Gregg has purchased the Hof- man property and four lots adjoining the property on the west in Flagstaff c. E. Howard, president of the How ard Sheep company, after a ten days stay in Flagstaff, left Thursday for Ash Fork.
 J. E. Walker, formerly clerk of the district court of Maricopa county, was in Flagstaff from Phoenix last Saturday.
 The wife and daughter of Ed Bay less of Flagstaff who have been visit ing relatives in Eureka Springs, Ark, have returned home.
 David Mitchell, manager for the Arizona Sandstone company, arrived in Flagstaff from Bueno Park, Cal, last Saturday.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen attended the meet ing of the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company's physicians at Williams on Wednesday of last week.
 The board of supervisors of Coco nino county is now at work as board Of equalization and expects to com plete its labors by the 10th.
 w. w. Dunbar of Kingman was in Flagstaff Tuesday. He is now locat- ed in Mohave county and enjoys large legal practice in that county.
 J. L. Davis Of Williams returned last week from Mexico where he has been for several months past, and he has been spending the week in Flagstaff.
 D. T. Smith, brother of the late Lu- cien G. Smith, spent several days in Flagstaff last week. MT. Smith is in terested in the several bands of sheep which range in Coconino county.
 George E. Grosvenor of Phoenix spent Wednesday in Flagstaff. MT. GrOsvenor is the architect of the Nav ajo county court house, and was there looking after Flagstaff sand stone
 M. J. Kennedy, the contractor, spent Wednesday in Flagstaff. He says the railroad cottages at Winslow are about completed. and the court house at Holbrook is well under way.
 Mayor Julius Aubineau and City At torney E. s. Clark of Flagstaff left last week for Los Angeles. They will close the lease of the spring with the rail- road officials before their return which will be today.
 The following patriotic citizens of Williams have enrolled themselves for the war: W. T. Hill, R. L. Yancey, James Spitz, W. M. Pitts, Rand Jones, and John Miller They joined the re- cruits at Flagstaff last Thursday.
 The Arizona Central bank of Flag staff has sold up to the present time almost $400 worth of revenue stamps. As this bank cashes on an average of 300 checks daily the government is realizing fully $6 per day from this institution alone.
 Governor M H. McCord passed through Flagstaff Wednesday on his way to Santa Fe, N M, where he went to consult Governor Otero in regard to the new regiment now being or ganized, and of which Governor Me Cord will be the colonel
 W. G. Blakely, district attorney of 1o1o M Thursday. Judge Blakely reports Mo have county as being in a fairly pros porous condition this year and that Kingmaan is recovering from the eff fleets of recent disastrous fire.
 R. B. Burns, the resident engineer of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, spent several days in Flagstaff last week. Mr. Burns is trying to find cinder noun tain east of there near the railroad track for the purpose of opening an other cinder pit for ballasting pur- poses.
 The school census reports from the different districts of Coconino county show as follows: Flagstaff district, No. 1, 307; Williams district, No 2, 151; Bellemont district. No 3, IT; Tuba City, district No. 5, 42; Fredonia dis trict. No. 6, 6s: Moen-Ava district, No. ', Il. Total 597.
 The course of lectures on Foreign Lands," given last week by Rev. A. M. Lumkin in Flagstaff were of a highly instructive order. Rev. Lumkin is pos sessed of very pleasing personality, has bright flow of humor and is mas ter of his subjects. Eight characters Tn costume are introduced in llls 1ec- ture on Egypt and the Continent"
 J. H. Lind and wife left Flagstaff last Wednesday for Chicago They ex- pect to be absent several weeks.
 YUMA COUNTY.
 J. H. Shanssey is visiting his family in Los Angeles
 Supervisor John M. Specs went to Los Angeles last week on short business trip.
 Miss Constance Mayors of Yuma