Arizona republican., 1898-10-05
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

IUll S1ESSE. V s1s> 0Aopatt1S0 with shooting stiek.-Casis.
 l. is stated in Guaymas that AIr. Salvador Martinez, inspector Of GUS toms at Nogaies, Sonora, is to be trans ferred from the line city to a similar pest in the custom house at the Sonora
 metropolis, relieving gentleman who is to be transferred 10 Progreso, in the state Of Yucatan.
 Monday morning MT. P. B. Chissm, the well kroWn oD5ra1cr and pr0prie- ter Of the Excelsior tannery at Quay mas, arrived in Noga1es from the south en route to New York CT a business visit which he expected would be Of months duration. He remained at Nogales 9 day and resumed his jour ney Tuesday evening.
 Sunday night was the wind u2 of the fiesta en the Sonora side Of the line. It was understood that th-i festivities would continue q few nights longer and quite a number Of people walked ever tthe grounds only to De disap- pointed. No,hing was to be so9n but beOthkeepers who were fielding their tents like the Arabs and silently steal ing away
 Mir. Kinder and family left Friday fer Fort Worth, Texas, where they will reside in the future Mr Kinder has lived in Arizona fer almost twenty years, has accumulated Q fortune and will new settle down 5o enjoy the fruits cf his toll On ths frontier. Mr. and Mrs. Kinder are es.imable people and both leave large circle of friends here who are sorry to see them depart.- Holbrook Argus.
 The earnings Of the Oasis for the nine months in 1893 just closed have been nearly a5 great as in the entire year cf 1897. And there has be5l TO big contract, like Sonora Hus.rado, which was turned cut last year. The increase has been in subscriptions, ad- veTtisements and job printing. The Oasis has become one of the best and most valuable newspaper properties iE Arizona.-Casis.
 Rev. F. P. Corser, who has filled the Presbyterian pulpit st this place for the past three years, left on Tuesday for Stroud, Okla, where he has been called It is with deep regret that the community witnesses lIr. Corser's de- parture. His labcrs here have been fruitful Of permanent benefit, especial ly among the young men and boys with whom he has always sxerted a strong influence for good. He is an earnest, practical, generous man. and he will be long held in kindly remembrance by tho people Of Flagstaff.-Sun.
 George L. Bugbea arrived in Solo- ncnville last Saturday intending to re- main until Monday, but was called away the sane afternoon by a teie- .0 F fc- noGs Rough Rider regiment, but un- fortunately, as he says, never got any nearer Cuba than Tampa, where he re mained during the war He is not so 1ieshy as when he enlisted, but is fas. Tesaining strsngth and corporosity. He will again enter the employ Of the Southern Pacific railroad. His many friends in Sclcmonville were glad to extend the glad hand to this returning Rough Rider.-Bulietin-
 The recital given by Miss Mamie E. Plank gave the people Of Flagstaff an opportunity Of spending a delightful evening. Miss Plank has 2 fine con- tralto voice, and the selections for the occasion gave her voice the fullest compass, and she was frequently en- cored. Tho piano ren6itiCns by Mrs D. N. RiorGan were perfectly given and each number on tha program was warmly encCrsd. MT. C. H. Edwards, always favorite with Flagstaff audi eHceS, added to the pleasure of the af- fair with violin solo. 4 unique fea- tuce Of Ehe evsning's entertainment were the evolutions Of Miss Miller, Miss CCmn, Miss Howell, Miss Prime, Miss Powell, Miss Manning, Miss Maybelle Miller, Miss Marie Riordan, Miss Grace Grim in the scarf fantastics, and the audience was net satisfied until the at tTactiye young ladies repeated the Part--FiagstaH Sun.
 Monday Justice J. s. Taylor's court vas occupied with another COW case frcm Calstasas, J. 2. Wise, a well known citizen Of that precinct and formerly cattle inspector there, being accused of tvFo offenses, viz: having a stolen COW in his possession and re- sisting an officer. The testimony was that some weeks ago Wise toCk @ cou- Dle O. saolen strays from two Maxicans, drove them t3 Inspector ". Il. Walker and delivered them to that officer. In der the laU Walker OGseTSi them faE sale. The buyer took one and reiec.Sd the other as too pccr. Walker turned the lear one on the range to fa.tsn her up for the next buyer. When wanted 1t vas found that in some unaccount- able way the cow bore Wise's brand Inspector Walker notified Wise that she was tha property Of the territory ard proceeded to take her with a lasso- Wise cut the lasso and declared that the officer should not nave the critter without Walkering over his CWise's} dad body. Hence the two charges Wise was held Q appear before the grand jury i1 bonds Of s250 in each case.-NOgales Oasis.
 Tuesday night the democracy en- deayored to infuse life into their cam paign. Colonel J. F. Wilson, the dem oeTatic candidate for congress, was to speak, and before the hour for the meeting they fired dynamite and by the light Of a bonfire perhaps 200 peo- pie found their way to the court house TO listen to the apostle Of democracy. Frcm some reason the doughty colonel lacked his old time energy. It may have been that he thought his time was being wasted in a canvass against