Arizona republican., 1898-10-11
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

Mel Greenleaf of Yuma made a snort trip to the coast last week.
 John Gandolfo has returned to Yuma from business trip to Los Angeles.
 Word has reached Holbrook that Mrs. Eager of>Springerville is dead.
 Quite a consignment Of wool was shipped from Holbrook last week.
 Miss Fox Of Albuquerque is in Eol- brook visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. B. McGaTey-
 Born, at Nogales, Arizona, Friday, October ', 1898, at o'clock D. M., to MT. and Mrs. Willis P. Harlow, a son.
 J. H. Bushman and wife of Holbrook went to Salt Lake City On Sunday Of last week to attend the semi-annual conference.
 Mr Brown Of the firm of Brown & Woelfel, Hutchinson, Kansas, shipped several carloads of mutton last Monday from Holbrcok
 Mrs. D. L. DeVane and children have returned to Yuma from North Caro- lima where they spent the summer with friends and relatives.
 Work on the new bridge at Yuma is progressing rapidly and the force of men, about sixty now, is being increas- ed as fast as the work will permit
 Mrs. F. s. Ingalls, has returned to Yuma from Oakland, where she went several months ago for the benefit of her health. She has entirely recov- cred.
 NIT. SturteYant, who spent week in Holbrcok about a month ago, died in Gallup last week. His widow accom- panied the remains to their former home in Texas.
 George McFarlan, formerly connected with this office, left last night for Los Angeles where he goes, we understand, 10 purchase an outfit preparatory to starting a republican paper in this city.-Bisbee Orb.
 Peter Aune has returned to Yuma from the hospital at Tucson and has railroad company. Aside from being shy one leg Pete is the same as ever and is still a very useful man.
 All three of the Bisbee Rough Riders, Kler. Foster and Webb, are now con- fined in the company hospital suffering from fever. Kiar is on the road to re- covery while Foster and Webb have jus been taken down with the disease
 Monday Of last week Colonel Willis P Harlow received from San Diego, Cal, a telegram announcing the death of Mrs. HarloW's sister, Miss Christine Kayser. The young lady was well known in Ncgales, having been there several months last year.
 Tie body Of Casper W. Tyler has been disinterred a. Bisbee and shipped to San Francisco where it will be bur jed in the family cemetery. Mrs. Tyler accompanied the body and will remain in California for several months on 2 visit to her daughter.
 I. Volpin, one Of Yuma's enterDris- ing young merchants has gone to San Francisco where he will be joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Annie Sinons, Of the Golden Gate city. After short wedding tour the happy couple will return to their future home in Yuma
 Monday morning Mr J. D. Milton Of Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'S express, returned to Nogales from visit in Florida. On account of yellow fever New Orleans was quaTantined and as cn that ac- count he could not return by the southern route, he made the journey via Chicago.
 Chairman Hatch Friday opened up the republican headquarters in the SangUinetti building On Main street. The campaign is HOW on in dead earn est and Ii the whole republican ticket IS not elected it wont be the fault of the honest, hard working campaign managers.-Yuma Sentinel
 Jack H. Pclitzer, deputy customs collector at Yuma, will leave in a few days for Nogales, where he has accept ed position in the custom house. MT Polltzer is valuable man in the ser vice and can be used to better advan- tage in Nogaies than at Yuma. His successor has rot yet been named.
 This has been 2 great industrial veal in Arizona. Railroads are building canals or every hand are stretcnine their siiveTy length across the deser. plains, homes are splinging up as il by magic, mills and mines are daily beginning operations in the rich min ing sectons. You can see the country groW.--YuEla Sentinel
 George Albert Neville, well known 1T Yuma as Big AL was married in New York on September 90. to Miss Mary Lester, "Al' was among the unfortu nate Rough Riders lei. in Tampa bu did not propose to return to Arizona without winning at least one battle He captured beautiful Miss Lester with cut Q truggle-5entinel.
 Mr and Mrs. J. F. England have re ceived 9 letter from Mrs. England son, Ir. William Young, announcing his return to the United States iron Dorto Rico 'uhera he ,rens as pacte1