Arizona republican., 1898-07-20
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCONINO COUNTY.


 The Williams Daily News has sus- pended publication.
 Constable Ed Hardesty of Williams was in Flagstaff last week.
 Dr. Robinson of Flagstaff reports the birth of a boy Wednesday to Mrs. Ma thias Yost
 Miss Kate McCabe has been visiting relatives and friends at Bellemont this week.
 John Dugan, the professional base hall nlayer of Bellemont, visited Flag staff Sunday.
 H. E. Campbell, who has been east for some time on business, has re- turned to Flagstaff.
 John Davis of Williams is doing clerical work in Babbitt Bros hard ware department.
 C. M. Funston and family of Flag staff moved on West Aspen avenue the first of the week.
 Everybody in Flagstaff will throw up their hats when work on the water works commences.
 John Muderbach of Flagstaff had fine work horse killed by an engine on the railroad track Wednesday.
 J. H. Lind left Flagstaff last week for Chicago, accompanied by his wife who goes to seek medical aid.
 Senator Stephen White of California passed through Flagstaff Thursday homeward bound.
 Oscar Gibson is assisting Recorder Pulliam in his official duties during the sitting Of the board of equalization.
 Thomas Ortez returned to Flagstaff Thursday from Fl Paso. Texas, where he has been for several weeks.
 c. E. Boyce, the Williams merchant, went to Flagstaff Thursday to look af- ter business in the county seat
 Mrs. James w. Thurbur, who has been visiting some weeks in Los An geles, returned to Flagstaff Monday.
 J. c. Mcclure and N. J. Cameron are putting on neat coat of paint on Da vid Babbitt's residence in Flagstaff.
 ). T. McWiliams and Attorney James Loy of Flagstaff made a flying business trip into the rural districts Monday.
 Miss Alice Campbell, charming young lady of Prescott, is visiting with the family of Dr. J. A. Miller at Flag staff
 Miss Edith Tolfree, who has been visiting in southern California for a few weeks, returned to Flagstaff last Saturday.
 Attorney J. f. Wilson of Prescott was passenger through Flagstaff Thursday en route for Winslow on pro- fessional business
 Mrs. Lockhart of Flagstaff viii build an addition of three rooms to her dwelling house on Aspen avenue as soon as the workman can do the work.
 Tn the last two years three men in Flagstaff have had their legs broken by scuf1ing. It may be healthful ex- ercise but it don't seem to be a safe one.
 Postmaster T. J. Coalter of Flagstaff has added to the beauty of the new postoffice building this week by hav- ing the wood work nicely painted J. W. Swanson did the painting
 c. Nick Stark is no longer connected with the Williams News, and is at liberty and open to all proposals. mat and otherwise-rich and pre- possessing widows preferred.
 District Attorney E. S. Clark started with Mayor Julius Aubineau and Coun- cilman T. s. Bunch for Los Angeles last Saturday but turned back at Will Hams OF account of being sick
 Notwithstanding that Williams has two registering officers in the persons of Judge J. M. Sanford and Henry F. -Ashurst, the rush to be registered in that precinct is not great up to date.
 Richard Gerrens of Flagstaff was ad- Tod fN ho day by the board of supervisors He IS sunerlng from diseased bone in his aeg- Dr. B. $. Miller performed an operation on the injured limb
 The board of equalization finished checking over the lists of real and per sonal property Wednesday and vii. continue in session till the 20th of this month to adjust the assessments of all whose property has been increased.
 Henry Banta, who is ranching six teen miles south of Flagstaff, was in tuesday and reported his crops in good condition. He said Flagstaff had been blessed with more rain than in his locality.
 George w. Sturteyant, Jr., of Chi Cago, a water works contractor, re-
 
 visit to Prescott and Phoenix, where he had been to investigate the water question of these two cities.
 Jeptha Scott and family, Charles Judah and family of Garden Grove, Cal, arrived in Flagstaff Monday and will make their future home there MT l Scott and wife are the parents of Mrs. l Henry Heller and Mrs. Charles Judah is her sister
 The board of supervisors of t1.s i county didn't waste any time in count Ing the money belonging to the county 1 in the hands of the treasurer. Claim l ants lost some time computing when | money would be in the treasury to pay 1 their claims.-Gem.
 The Flagstaff base ball team will ! play the following matched games: With the Williams nine on the Flag ] staff diamond July 24; with the Wins l low nine on the Winslow diamond m | August 7. These will be interesting 1