Arizona republican., 1898-11-17
Arizona Day by Day



 NJ. J. Riordan has left Flagstaff for a mcath's ,our through Mexico.
 s. S. Preston, the Indian trader at eraI days last week.
 Rev. Brown. the Rough Rider chap lain, has been commissioned as chap lain in the regular army.
 The Prescott fire department will give a grand ball on Thanksgiving eve for tke benefit of the o. K. hose com pany.
 Mrs J. Sullivan, mother of George E. Sullivan, the Santa Fe Pacific agent at Flagstaff, has arrived in that town from Needles.
 MT. II. D. Cassiday has been lying very i'll at his home in Florence for ,he past week, and it ret yet entirely out of danger.
 If all- the buildings now under con- templati5h Sreyefeeta5 next Y saf fslassss- staff wtlk experience a busy building season, says the Sun.
 While the circus men were unload ing the animals at Flagstaff they tied two bulls too near together and live ly bull fight occurred.
 At Flagstaff last Thursday morning ths thermometer dropped to 5 degrees
  for wood and coal.
 The youngest son of MT. Peter Brady, Sr., of Florence has had a relapse, af- ter nearly recovering from typhoid fe- yer, and at last reports was improving. David Rabbit has returned to Flag staff from Dodge City, Kansas, where he has been for the past six W eeks lcoh- ing after the cattle interests of Babbitt Brothers.
 Several of cur citizens are complain ing of the taking ways of the shell men at the circus-even~ more taking than the lrJtle shell game of Dewey's at Manila.-Flagsta Sun.
 N L. Patterson Of Flagstaff has gone to Les Angeles, where he will probably spend the winter. MT. Patterson, dur ing his stay in Flagstaff, did noble work for the republican party. J. T. McWilliams and wife left Flag staff Wedns s8day O. last week for Nee dles.. MT. McWilliams has a contract for surveying jhe town site of Needles which will occupy his time for the nex. thirty days.
 The ROugh RiGers bumped .h5 bull off the hill at San Juan, but when 1t came to unwrapping the thinklets of the average Arizona voter there were several rounds of sorrow in the breast wCrks.-Fla gstaff Sun.
 Colonel Harlow Of Noga.es received an elegant souvenir last week from his brother Elks in Tucson in honor of the recent adv5nt of the lawn in the Har- low household |. is pearl and a silver rattle, with 9 solid gold band bearing an appropriate inscription.
 MT L. Leieune, the mining operator who has conducted some extensive pro jects in the Altar and Arizpe districts of Sonora, has returned to Nogales from a visit of several mon.hs in Paris, France. He remained in NOgales couple Of days and then went to. Ca borca.
 An old gentleman was re4-eved Of $50 in hard earned cash in the side show Thursday, says ,he Flagstaff Sun The human snake" or some other moral cOntortionist slipped it out of his vest pocket while he was admiring the snake-hugged woman. when you visit the show your money and gun should b9. insepar2ble com paniOns. E. J. Mendcnhall so well and favor ably known throughout COcOninC cOun- ty, was in F'lagstaT last week. MT. Mendenhall was about to leave for the south on a prospecting tour when he was offered and accepted a lucrative position near Flagstaff, so his many friends will have the pleasure Of gag ing on his genial countenance once and anon.
 Colonel Willis P. Harlow of Nogales has received a let.eT from his partner, John A. Gowan, conveying the intel ligence that MT. Gowan, Mrs. Gowan