Arizona republican., 1898-07-02
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

they had last seen the old lady, put Sne
 had gone. They then followed her footsteps and finally found her lying exhausted beside spring mile above
 the river She refused to drink the
 water of the spring because it needed Altering, but after eating an orange she revived and accompanied the men up out of the canyon. She arrived Tn Flagstaff on the Grand canyon stage, and does not seem to have suffered from her experience.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY. Morse Darnell of Prescott has gone
 to Silver City, N. M.
 I. T. Dougine left for Santa Maria
 Monday afternoon.
 Colonel J. F. Wilson has returned to Prescott from Phoenix. Walter B. Mendenhall is in Prescott
 from his mining claim.
 i Rev. c. W. Gregory of Prescott wen
 to Chicago Wednesday mornin.
 Joseph Hughes and wife of Jerome
 purchased through tickets to Liverpool
 Monday.
 Judge Reese M. Ling returned to
 Prescott the other day from an extend- ed trip east.
 Prof. G. A. Treadwell came to Pres l cCtt from the south on Sunday morn
 ings train.
 MT. Navarro, the Mexican consul at i Phoenix, spent Sunday in Prescott, vls- iting his friend, Joseph Gales. c. O. Austin, deputy grand chief tenn
 plar of the grand lodge I. O. G. T., ar rived in Prescott Monday morning. Excavating has been commenced fer
 the new building to be erected on the
 north side of the plaza at Prescott by
 Hon. L. Bashford.
 ' Miss L. Conard, a charming young
 lady of Chicago, who has been stopping
 at A. J. Heads for some time left for home Tuesday morning. Dr. Murphy, lately surgeon of the Big Bug railroad, intends to make Prescott his future residence. He IS at present at Hotel Burke.
 D. M. Clark of the steam laundry left Prescott Monday morning for Cal ifornia, in response to a telegram an' nouncing the death of his mother. No word has been received yet from
 the officers who went in search O Hughes, the shooter of Mccoy, at th' railroad camp on Sunday morning. l Consul Wildman, stationed at Hong ) Kong, who has figured rather promi } nently in connection with affairs at tht l Philippine islands is married to z niece of Mrs. F. A. Tritle of Prescott Miss Addie Murphy, well known iI l Prescott, from having given two read ings there, was married in Los Angele: } the other day. She is a cousin of F } M Murphy, and is an excellent youn: l lady.
 Secretary c. H. Akers and his assis tant Harry Tritle came up from Phoe
 nix Sunday morning to get fey ! whiffs of cool air. The latter returned } Sunday evening and MT. Akers wen south Monday morning. Now that the subscription for tn Fourth of July celebration has reache, the two thousand dollar mark it i asked will anybody say that Prescott l cannot have reduction works when sh decides to have them.
 The Journal-Miner says it would b ! a good investment as we'll as helpfu ! to the city if some of the men wh, C have made it there in Prescott woult y invest some of it in neat five and si,
 room cottages for people who ar :. anXiou to locate there.
 c. M. Funston, editor Of the Coco nino Sun, stopped off in Prescott Sun f day on his return trip from Phoeni2 where he attended a meeting Of til I territorial board of immigration com c missioners on Saturday. MT. Funsto r is publishing an excellent republica n paper in Flagstaff
 y Notwithstanding the large numbe - of houses that have been built il y Prescott since the beginning of -ni $ year, and that are now being bull d there is still a great scarcity of house = to rent. Every week people are turne n away from Prescott because they car e not get suitable accommodations.