Arizona republican., 1898-08-17
Arizona Day by Day i've News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Colonel Zabfiskie of Tucson is agair able to be out
 Editor Bird of Nogales left Tucson for home Tuesday.
 Judge W. H. Barnes of Tucson will De at home from the coast Friday.
 Fred Ziebel of Lynx creek is regis tered at Brinkmeyer's hotel in Pres colt.
 George Mahard of Placeritas is reg istered at the Sherman house in Pres colt.
 Bush Anderson is in Tucson from Phoenix for a few days stay with old friends.
 United States Marshal Griffith pass ed through Yuma Thursday en route to San Francisco.
 Dr. Pease of Tucson is home from from the coast. He made record as an angler while on Catalina.
 Register Trippell of Tucson will re- turn firm Mesa Saturday. Mrs. Trip pell will accompany him.
 Burt Dunlap is on his ranch in Ara yaipa canyon and will return to Iuc- son about August 21.
 L. H. Bartlett, representing the Sill yer City reduction works, was in Tue son the other day.
 Lightning struck pine tree at Whipple Sunday and set it on ire Report is that house was also struck
 A complicated surgical operation was performed upon Frank Condron at the Mercy hospital in Prescott Sunday.
 The Prescott Pick and Drill admon- ishes it's readers to look out for it's new daily, which it promises in the near future.
 The game of base ball at Prescott Sunday between Prescott and Wh1pple hines resulted in scores of p to in favor of Whippie.
 Mary Tack. one Of the old residents of TombtoHe, who has been in Tucson during the past two months, will make her future home in Bisbee.
 Sunday was the warmest, it might be safely said the hottest, day Of the sea son. The thermometer got up to 1lO and decided then and there to stay tor several hours.-Tucson Star.
 Repcrt is that there was another hold-up at Grant, N. NJ. Saturday and that the Whipple paymaster was on the train The origin of the report was not leaFned.-Prescot Courier.
 A brick chimney on the north side of the convent in Tucson fell Sunday evening. crashing through the roof and fortunately doing little damage. Fifty dollars will place things to rights.
 F.F. Winters. a well known railroad man. who for several years was con- nected with the train dispatchers' of flee at Tucson. has accepted position in the auditors office of the A. & s. E. railroad.
 The Whippie fire company turned out and put a stream of water on the pine tree which lightning struck and ignited Sunday. Another bolt some what wrecked the company headquar- ters' building.
 The republicans will make no mis- take if they nminate John Burns for the office of sheriff of this county. MT. Burns is very popular throughout the county and will make first class sheriff-Pick and Drill.
 In Clifton the Mexican population turned out en masse to welcome Bishop Peter Bourgade of Tucson. After the greeting at the depot they formed into a procession, and headed by a band, es- corted him to the church where there was held a general reception.
 J D. Simmons, the artist, who spent several months in Yuma, is now at Tucson, where he went from Phoenix to do some painting in the Legal Ten der saloon MT. Simmons may stay in Tucson some time, as he seems to be in demand.-Yuma Sun.
 A. A. Dougherty a railroad promoter of Los Angeles, arrived in Kingman Wednesday last and has gone out as lar as Temple Bar to look into the feasibility of railroad into that coun try from some point on the Santa Fe Pacific.-Mohave Miner
 The estate ot w. o. Dilley of Rose vile, Ind, has been settled, and the heirs, some of whom are in Arizona. have been apportioned S20,000 in cash, each. Mrs. Cora Olin of Jerome is one of the heirs and will be pleased to give information concerning the settlement to any others interested.
 The Prescott company of volunteers was commanded entirely by Second Sergeant William Clogton Saturday last owing to the captain being sick. The first lieutenant was officer of the day the second lieutenant officer of the guard and the first sergeant being acting sergeant major.
 The election for mayor in Prescott last Saturday was an exceedingly quiet event of the kind, there being only one candidate The official count shows that John w. Dougherty re- ceived 6s votes; there were two votes scattering and eight thrown out-7S votes all told.
 Mrs. Meier was on her way to the depot Saturday, intending to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mosher, in Denver Not being aware of the excavation made for the A. J. Head building at the end of office row, she stepped off and fell several feet, breaking her leg between the ankle and knee.-Prescott Courier.
 Eugene Waterbury, writing from the vicinity of Santiago, tells Mir. and Mrs. DeGroff of incidents of the fight before that city. It is but a. repetition of whai has heen told before Eugene