Arizona republican., 1898-12-15
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

John T. Jones arrived in Holbrook last week from Dodge City, Kan.
 A. G. Kennedy of Chaparra1 says the snowfall there amounted 10 four feet.
 J. L. Johnston Of Prescott has sold cut his grocery store to Morris Broth CTS
 There will be a masquerade a. Rol- brook on Christmas eve. All are in vited
 P H. Mcclure was in Holbrook from Fl Paso, Texas, on Tuesday of last week
 There was a thirty-six inch fall of snow at Jercme during the recent storm.
 Dr. Woolford of Snowflake was in Hclbrook Tuesday on professional bus mess.
 Sam Adams of Jerome was in Pres cot5 en route 70 Phoenix, the other day, to spend the winter.
 Attorney F. w. Nelson was in Hol- brook from Winslow attending to ma,- ters in court last week.
 The cour, last week at Holbrook was largely at,ended. People were in from every part of the county.
 A rear end collision occurred on the Santa Fe Pacific near Penzance last Friday. Nc one was injured.
 A crazy man was brought to Pres colt from Jerome Junction last Satur- day evening and lodged in jail
 r. s. Breen, the genial supervisor of forest reserves, is in Prescott and will remain about month on official busi- ness.
 MT. Burns, legal representative of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad company stopped off at Holbrook last Monday on legal business.
 J. F. Wallace, the editor O. the Wins low Mail, was a visitor at HoIbrook Thursday and Friday of last week. He was courtIng.
 Weather Observer Dr. Day of Pres colt says that the coldest during the past twenity-four hours at that place was ,. degrees below zero.
 Attorneys E. E. Ellinwood, E. S. Clark, Bunch and Jones were the mem bers of the legal fraternity of Flagstaff attending cOur- at Holbrook last week.
 Hon. T. G. Norris returned last even- ing from a professional visit to Hol- brock. He says that snow fell for two days and nights in that neighborhood and that there were three wrecks on the line of the Santa Fe Pacific.-Pres- colt Courier.
 
 from a trip to the Trilby mines, where he went on Friday night to do some surveying. On his arrival there he found from twelve to fourteen inches Of snow on lula ground and was unable to do the worK.-Journal-M Miner Charles Born, the well known and energetic mining man of Lynx creek who has several very good looking claims in Yavapai county, will leave for Denver and New York city soon. --9 will be absent for some time and expects to accomplish results that will be beneficial to his mining interests.
 L. J. Searcy, who burglarized tho i Palace barber shop in 1897, and for [ whom warrant was issued from Jus { tice Moore's court, was sentenced to be 1 hanged in California for a murder con- i mitted near Bagdad. His sentence was commuted to imprisonment for life and | he is now resident Of San Quentin- Prescott Courier.
 With that indomitab1e pluck and go- aheadftiveness which is characteristic l of one who not only thinks but acts, | MT. J. c. Brown, the president and gen eral manager of the Saginaw Southern | railway, from only few weeks of his road on paper, has the same graded out | from Williams. The objective point Of | the road is JerOme-Williams News The funeral of the late w. H. wade, who was killed in Saturdays railroad | accident, took place this afternoon from his late residence in AIarcon street. Deceased leaves a wife and child to mourn his untimely death. He was highly spoken of by all of his ac- quain.ances and had been in the em- ploy Of the company for about five or six months.-JOurnal-Min
 The Southern Pacific company, it is understood, is preparing to make an extension of the Sonora railroad, which will run from Benson to Guaymas |