Arizona republican., 1898-07-18
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken from Territorial Exchanges.

his visit to the Grand canyon and other points of interest before he re- turns.
 I Ed Block of Prescott will shortly
 commence the erection of handsome , residence on Union street, just oppo- site Jake Marks residence. Tn loca-
 tion is a very beg utiful one as it has
 a commanding view of the town.
 William Denny, an old and well
 known resident of Walnut creek, has
 sold cut his ranch there and has moved
 to Prescott He has purchased a lot
 in West Prescott and will shortly
 build a residence on it. H. P. Anewalt, chief clerk for George
 M. Sargent, has been in Phoenix for
 a couple of days enjoying the fine
 warm weather for which that town is
 at times celebrated. He swears that
 it never gets uncomfortably warm
 there, though lh.-Journal-Miner c. O. Austin, grand looge organizer,
 succeeded in organizing Good Tenn
 plars' lodge in the regiment at Whip pie barracks There were fifty names for charter members some from all
 the companies present. The boys 1 udmcu luOlI lUuS0
 lodge No. 1 of Arizona | From fifteen to eighteen miles of the
 grade of the Prescott & Eastern rail-
 road has been completed. The work
 of laying the track will be commenced today and will be continued until the
 graders are caught up with or until
 the track is completed. It is expected
 that the line will be completed and in
 operation by September 1.
 William Stone, the yong man who
 confessed to starting the fire on the
 north side of the plaza in Prescott re-
 gently, which burned two buildings, es-
 capsd from the insane asylum the oth-
 CT day and returned to Prescott He
 was taken back to the asylum. He
 says that the next time he gets back to
 Prescott he will blow up the court house with dynamite. 1 l.. c. Miller, who attempted to es-
 cape from the territorial penitentiary about three or four months ago, has
 been in close confinement ever since l Probate Judge c. F. Hicks of Pres
 colt is on the sick list, and was grant ed thirty days leave of absences the other day, with permission to leave
 the territory. W. F. R. Schrindler has
 been appointed clerk during his ab- l sence.
 PIMA COUNTY. | Mrs. L. Rcsenstern Of Tucson is on
 a visit to Santa Monica
 Messrs. R. A. Moreno and H. Cells of
 Nogales are in Tucson on business. | Ali Donau, the cattle duke of Pima
 county, is in Tucson from the Anvil
 ranch.
 | Rains continue to fall throughout southern Arizona, making fine pastur-
 age.
 In the Tucson court Friday it was
 the same old story of che drunk and
 six days.
 | Prof. Tourney and wife will move next week into the Mrs. Hughes resi-
 dencel on Main street in Tucson. l Joe Hearst, San Francisco com
 mercial traveller, has returned home
 after brief stay in Tucson. | Hon. Tom Davis has returned to
 Tucson from his trip tC Baboquirari
 where he has been examining some mines.
 1 Tucson is going to be supplied with
 coal for fuel at prices that will be
 much less than the present prices of l wood.
 l Mrs. B. B: Steward was registered at | the New Orndcrff Friday. She was en
 route to her home at Oracle from a
 visit at Peoria, H.
 Warren Allison and family of Tue son moved thel other day into their
 new brick residence, adjoining Ali son Bros merchandise house. With the Tucson city recorder there
 has been filed a report of the death of | Charles J. Hardiel of Oracle. Deceased | was 32 years of age, a native of Ne braska and had resided in the territory only six months.
 Misses Mcconnell, L. A. Hitler, Lot tic Cass and Stanton Hitler of Colo rado Springs, Colo, who have spent the past eight months in Tucson, took their departure Friday for Los An gsles.
 Captain Kirk Hart of Tucson is making fine progress in getting up his company of sharpshooters. He has sixty good rifemen who are ready to DS SWOIu, duu dlIuOSl as I1dny more applicants.
 The handsome brick cottage near | the San Xav1er hotel, on North Sixth | avenue, Tucson, belonging to Conduc- tor West, is nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy by MT West and family in a week or ten days.
 Allison Bros., of Tucson, are engaged l at moving their large stock of grocer- | ies to their elegant two story brick building, two doors south of the old | quarters. Already things have begun l to show an attractive appearance. The house, which has just been completed, is one of the most substantially built structures in the city. Prof. c. S. Parsons, director of the Arizona agricultural experimental sta- tion, is home from a short visit to Phoenix. MT. Parsons took charge of the work on the first of the month and is now engaged in familiarizing him self with the soil, climate, e,c, of the country. While in Phoenix he spent considerable time at the sub-station,