Arizona republican., 1898-06-10
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCONINO COUNTY.

H. F. Ashurst visited Flagstaff on
Sunday.
]. B. Jones was a visitor to Flag
staff Sunday.
Sunday was the warmest day of the
season at Williams.
Civil Engineer A. w. Jenkins OF
Williams was in Albuquerque Sunday.
w. S. Bliss of the Dennis Lumber
company Williams was in Flagstaff on
Saturday.
Good fishing in Oak Creek. The
quality of the trout caught in that
stream is unexcelled.
The Santa Fe Pacific railroad is MAX
ing many marked improvements in its
roadbed out from Williams.
Preparations for the reopening of
the Grand Canyon hotel are being
pushed as rapidly as possible.
The political situation is beginning
TO warm up, locally speaking, and the
fall campaign promises to be of unus-
ual interest.-Williams News.
1t is by no means future impossi-
biIity that Williams and Jerome will
be connected by rail. Present indica-
They say its so everlastingly hot
down at Phoenix that everybody has
LETT the town except the newspaper
men and the governor. Williams
News.
Both compelled to remain where i'm
perative important duties need con-
slant attention.-Ed.
COCHISE COUNTY.
Pete Gill left Tombstone Monday for
Bisbee.
Bisbee had nine commercial travel
ers in town Sunday.
Avery Curry the genial cattleman,
is a visitor to Tombstone
John E. Wilkenbaum OF San Fran
cisco was visitor to Bisbee Sunday.
President Martin of the South Bisbee
company is expected early next week.
Mrs NJ A Howell has returned to
Bisbee from a short visit to Tomb
stone.
]. V. Vickers left Tombstone Sunday
evening for Wilcox to look after some
cattle shipments.
John Twoomey returned to Bisbee
Monday morning after short visit to
his former home.
Mrs. J. Connolly and son have re-
turned to Bisbee after long absence,
and will remain there.
The BARRIERS of Bisbee have all
agreed to close their shops hereafter
at u m. Sundays and holidays.
]. W. Schley, a prominent commits
sion merchant of Grand Forks, Da-
kota, is in Bisbee for his health.
Miss Amelia Sendry will return to
Bisbee some time next week after she
closes her dancing school in Pearce.
Frank Abfahams is back in Bisbee
from Tucson, where he was attending
court as witness in the Copper
Queen case.
Jos. Donnelly secured the contract to
run tunnel 100 feet on the Loudon-
Gallen claims in the Whetstones. The
figures were SIS a foot.
R. c. Garland, the Indian depreda-
ton claim agent, left Tombstone Sun
day for Nogales, where he goes to look
into some claims against the govern
ment.
Miss Ida Padfield, teacher of the pri-
mary grades of the Tombstone school
left Sunday evening for Los Angeles
to spend her vacation with her parents
and friends.
Mrs. F. N. Wolcott left Tombstone
Saturday for Tucson on a brief visit
and to join her husband, who was act
ing as a juror in the famous Copper
Queen case.
1t is authoratively stated that the
detachment of the Seventh United
States cavalry, of late encamped at
Calabasas, will return to Fort Hua-
chuca, the emergency requiring their
presence so near the border having
passed.
Owing to the very warm weather the
Bisbee Home Guards have discontin-
ued their Sunday drills, but continue
TO drill every Tuesday and Thursday
night. The boys are improving rap
idly under the instruction of Captain
Long, and will put UP a fine drill on
the Fourth.
The sheep men of the northern tier
of counties are just now getting BACK
to their summer ranges, after an alb
sence Of six months or more On the
trail to and from the winter ranges IN
this valley. The greater length OF
time is put in on the trail, and it Is
this slow moving from one point to the
other that causes the cattlemen tt
urge serious objections against the de
Structive practice.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
The A c. NJ l. warehouse at Wood
ruff is almost completed
Cattle shipments have commenced il
earnest Every day or so train goe
east through Winslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Schuster return
ed to Holbrook Saturday, after
months visit to California.
DR.. J. A Marshall, the enterprlsln
dentist of Flagstaff, spent the week
Holbrook. AS usual, he found plent
of work awaiting him.
A carload of canned meat passe
through Winslow early Wednesda
morning on fast time, en- route for Ad
miral Dewey's feet, via San Francisco
Nick Keith and bride returned t
Winslow from their bridal trip on Nc
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