Arizona republican., 1898-08-26
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 J. c. Chistolen was in Tombstone the other day from Bisbee.
 Sheriff White has returned to Tomb stone from an official visit to Bisbee. Mrs. J. D. Prewett of Bowie was wis 1ting in Wilcox recently on business. Adolph Solomon of Fl Paso, of the firm of Solomon & Wickersham, was in Bowie Friday.
 J. H. Coulter has deeded E. B. Gage one-half interest in the Gold Bug mine, Big Bug district.
 Mrs. YOunghams, nee Miss Mary Kelly of Bonita, spent a few days in Wilcox last week.
 MT. H. A. Morgan returned to Will COX Wednesday morning from a busi- ness trip to Tucson.
 Thomas R. King is in Prescott from Chino valley. He reports fine rains in his section of the country.
 William Simmons, the veteran Will 1iamson valley rancher came in to Prescott Tuesday evening.
 The supervisors of Yavapai county have fixed the tax rate at s3.40 on the S:u0, being the same as last year.
 It is reported that w. M Morgan has purchased the T. D. Morris residence in Wilcox and will move his family to town.
 MT. E. T. Hams returned to Willcox last week from a trip to his valuable mining properties on the coal fields strip.
 MT. H. H. Nutting has purchasa1 a blacksmith shop in Stafford and will make that place his home. He sold his mine in Mexico.
 The postoffce at Prescott. has been kept busy the past few days issuing money orders and selling postage stamps to the volunteers.
 !. L. Alexander was seen at Geroni- mo Saturday. Alexander Bros now have three stores, at Fort Thomas, Geronimo and Black Rock
 Acting Indian Agent Lieutenan; Sedgwick Rice expects to be relieved about September l. His administra- tlon has been a marked success.
 The new brick school house of Saf- ford is a handsome two story structure and will attract a desirable class of citizens to that fiourishing town.
 The Goose Flat pump at Prescott has been started up since the recent rains, and there is now about five or six inches of water in the reservoir
 Four Apache Indian scouts in charge of an officer arrived in Tombstone the other day from Fort Grant. The In dians attracted considerable attention A. D. Walsh arrived in Tombstone the other day from Bisbee. MT Walsh has been i'll at Bisbee and will try to recuperate in the matchless Tombstone climate.
 Mrs. H. E. Dunlap and children re- turned to Wilcox Tuesday from a brief outing, which included very en- joyable visits at Globe San Carlos and Safford
 From now on the train from Bowie will run through to San Carlos and re- turn the same day The depot at San Carlos will be about a mile f.om the agency.
 The Indians who live along the Gila below Geronimo now let their ponies graze free and untrammeled They ride to and from the agency on top oi freight cars.
 The newly appointed principal of the Tucson schools, Prof. F. A Cooley, ar rived in Tucson a few days ago. The opening of the schools is scheduled foI September 12.
 MT. Frank Norfieet of Wilcox went to Grant Tuesday to confer with Messrs. Richards brothers in regard t, sinking an artesian well for them :;i Stockton Pass
 Mrs. w. H. Wade and her son Eddie have returned to Prescott from a trir to Needles. Mrs. w. H. Sharpe oi Needles accompanied Mrs Wade whose guest she is.
 President William Garland of the G V. G. & N. railway was at Gila river bridge last week, personally superin. tending the finishing touches to the bridge and side tracks
 A. G. Spaulding, the old time base ball man of national reputation, is visiting this section, guest of Messrs Sweeney and Burkdall at Walnut Grove.-Prescott Courier
 An s. P. engine was ditched in tn, yards at Bowie Saturday morning, ow ing to softening of the grade by water
 Born, Friday, August 19, to the wifi of P. B. Soto, daughter.
 MT. Al Kane and daughters, Mis- Laura. Mrs. F. R. O'Brien and nttl Gladys and Miss Annie Hall had yer, pleasant outing Sunday in the beauti fully green foothills near Wilcox.
 Crops in the Gila valley have beel excellent. There is a large acreage il corn and the outlook is very encouras 2 ing The Touring mills arc cQmpeIle, to run night and day to fill their or ders
 Some of the volunteers st WhiDpi are arranging to give q concert il Prescott at an early date There ar several good musicians in the rank anu the concert will prove very inter esting.
 It is stated that Colonel McCord ha leave of absence and will go east. l is presumed that while in the east h will ascertain what disposition is t be made of the regiment of volunteer 1t hi ,r11a