Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

OO~~VV~~SS>~Se>S Se>S>rSS<sS~~VV eight days imprisonment in Tucson the other day. His was a case of as saulting brother gentleman of color.
 MT. A. Steinfeldt and Ali Donau of Tucson returned the other day from a three days trip to the Santa Catalinas looking rugged after the trip.
 Postmaster Hughes has been notified that the Tucson postmaster has been selected to conduct a civil service ex- animation on the 27th and ssh of this month. All applicants for examination will please take notice.
 Messrs. Doe and Parson, the con tractors and builders, are making rapid work of the large Lizinsky building on Congress street in Tucson. The build ing will be completed within twenty five days of it's commencement.
 The opening of lower Congress street in Tucson will be much needed improvement The removal of a lot of water plugs, telephone and electric light poles to the propsr place along the street curbs is being agitated by many of the people.
 Mrs. Dr. Matas of Tucson left for Les Angeles Monday morning to join her daughter who is enjoying the cool sea breezes. She will be absent about two months. Dr. Matas will join her in about six weeks and take an cutting for few days.
 The latest news of newspaper va riety is that two members of the board of supervisors are about to start a weekly newspaper. It will be pub lished in English and Spanish. One of the supervisors will contribute to the English and another to the Spanish side of the concern. They are both able journalists and will nc doubt make an interesting publication.-Tuc- son Star.
 Miss Gertrude B. Woodward and lit tie daughter Lady Mamrian left Tue son Monday morning fer Long Beach, Cal. to enjoy the sea breezes for the summer. Prof. Woodward vii join his family during August; his duties at the university prevent his leaving at the present as he is giving special at tention to the meteorological depart ment with a view to collecting the most accurate data possible for the present year.
 ! MI D. uludul, dC~OLpdHlSQ Uy uOu daughter, Pearl, is in Tucson from Los Angeles on visit to MT. and Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Putnam has been in Les Angeles during the last four years and in that time Miss Pearl has taken graduating course in music, and has grown up to be quite an interesting young lady, and Is now preparing her self for missionary work in which she i will engage in the future. Miss Pearl is a native of Arizona, having been born at Riverside, Pinal county, for which place she and her mother will leave tomorrow morning. Mrs. Put nam says she is much surprised at the improvement Tucson has made since she left. They will return to Califor- mia in few days.-Tucson Star. YAvAPAI COUNTY. Captain Donaldson has moved a lot of his furniture to Whipple and yester- day Mrs. Donaldson moved out there to remain until the troops are ordered away.
 Lieutenant Frank Frantz has been promoted to be captain of company A of the Rough Riders, vice Captain O'Neill, killed.
 A Duluth man writes to know if hens pay in Prescott. Never having 1 had any occasion to present bill to them, we can't answer the question: JournalMiner
 1 F. E. Brooks, the California lawyer, left Prescott for home the other day.
 Sergeant Sam Greenwald of com pany A. Rough Riders, has been pro- noted to be second lieutenant
 Mrs. W. c. Potts and her daughter i Miss Queenie have left Prescott for their home at Jamestown, California, where MT. Potts is superintendent of the Sierra railway company.
 The Ell Paso Tribune-Te Telegraph re- ports the attempted suicide there of Mrs. c. s. Bradt, whose husband is a member of Captain Falls company now at Whipple. The woman gave as a reason for her act that her husband | had gone to the war