Arizona republican., 1898-07-04
Arizona Day by Day Iixe NeWS Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

and the spoon is cherished highly by Mrs. Williams.
 1 W. F. McNery of Prescott left for Denver Thursday morning.
 Edgar Stephens of Williamson :al- i ley was in Prescott Thursday.
 John Moss and his sister of Prescott have gone to Bedding, Cal, to visit an aunt who is 90 years old.
 The base ball game this morning at Prescott will be one of the most in teresting features of the celebration.
 A mastering officer is expected ill Prescott in a day or two to muster in the volunteers of Captain Donaldson. | The case of the territory vs. Joseph Dickson and Van Dickson charged with grand larceny, was tried in the district court at Prescott Thursday.
 A. J. Head of Prescott commenced excavating last week for twostory brick buildingo n the north end of office row and adjoining his elegant residence on the south. The building will be fifty feet front by eighty feet deep.
 | The Prescott brass band received an- other new member Wednesday from California He plays a trombone in the band, a violin in orchestra and is also a ne mandolin player, and will give, instructions on the latter instru- menu
 | Mrs. W. J. Mulvenon of Prescott has kindly offered her services to make the uniforms for the base ball boys and at no expense whatever. This generous act on her part is handsomely spoken of by all and the nine say they will fight harder than ever to see that their
 The building recently occupied by D. B. Gillette in Prescott is being va cated. The furniture will be shipped 1 to Silver City, N. M. MT. Stevenson, | business there for some time expects to leave for Silver City within a week or ten days.
 | The case of J. F. Morrell, charged with grand larceny, was dismissed at Prescott without trial on account Of the variance between proof and the charge laid in the indictment. The case against Harry Wright being sim l liar in nature was also dismissed Friends of the young men state that the prosecution was the work of spite. i B. M. DuEcan, an entarprising yOun g man from the vicinity of Congress, was in Prescott Thursday. MT Dun can came to Arizona about a year ago 1 for his health and located on a piece of land near the Golden Wave mining company's camp on Martinez creek and he has not only been greatly benefited l in 1-I, hut hn~ ncta 1ichn comfortable home for himself and family.
 The commissioned officers selected | for the company of volunteers from northern Arizona are as follows: Cap tain, Charles Donaldson of Prescott; first lieutenant F. c. Hochderfer of Flagstaff; second lieutenant, Walter G. Scott of St. Johns. Four of Major Brodie's squadron were former em- | ployes of the Journa1-Miner and Lieu 1 tenant Scott of the present squadron was foreman of that office for several years.
 | COCONINO COUNTY. l William Meade has arrived in Will Hams from Phoenix.
 | c. G. Steele of London, Ky, was in 1 Williams WedneSday. George Morris arrived at Williams from Needles Wednesday.
 Albert H. Schwerin was in Williams from Solomonville Wednesday,
 The Grand Canyon hotel register the other day contained the name of P. B. Johnson.
 1 C. E. Zimmerman of Wiltshire, Ohio registered at the Grand Canyon ho- tel the other day in Williams. l T. B. Thompson and Frank RiItey were in Williams from the copper mines Wednesday. Fifteen men are now in camp.
 | Quite number of people from Flag staff will attend the perTormance of ''Pinafore" at the opera house in Will Hams tomorrow night | Gwynne Dennis, secretary and gen. eral manager of the Santa Fe & Grand Canyon railroad company, will shortly visit Prescott on business. Mrs. B. H. Simpson and baby of Will Hams left the other day for Redondo Beach, Cal, where they will spend the remainder of the summer l 11m OBr1on, WnO was arrested al Bay City, Mich., as fugitive from jus tice, is a free man again. Two attor- neys were engaged to defend him and 1 they secured his acquittal Additions to the population of Co., conino county continue with gratifying g regularity. Dr. Melick's latest bulle- tin is the birth of an eight-pound girl Tuesday night to the wife of Jay c. Cox.
 The base ball boys Of Williams say that they found the citizens of Prescott very liberal in their subscriptions to procure supplies for the team. Every one solicited "chipped" in from four bits to $50.
 BEWILDERING HUMAN NATURE.
 The engaged young woman is sure her heart is in the right place. Many an old maid has made the mis- take of having for years brother who was not blood relation