Arizona republican., 1898-08-23
Arizona Day by Day i've News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

sit up and even walk a short distance on the floor. It will be some time yet though before he is we'll enough to be out.
 It is more than probable that ali the reports We hear about small pox in New Mexico are greatly exaggerated But at the same time safety lies on the safe side of caution, and it be- hooves our health officers to keep a strict lookout among the Mexicans that it does not get a start in this city, Bisbee Orb.
 R L. Blackman. bookbeeper and op- orator at the office of the Mammoth IGold Mining and Milling company, was in Tucson Friday, returning Saturday to the camp. MT. Blackman was for lnerly associated with the company store at Jerome and as agent at one time for the Maricopa road at the june ton.
 One week ago last Thursday Frank Johnston of Bisbee was stricken with fsver, which has been slowly taking deper hold until Wednesday afternoon Dr. Sweet thought it advisable 10 have 1 the sick man removed from his home to the company hospital where he could have more constant and careful medical attention.
 Rev. r. W. Downs Of Stafford. Ora ham county, will be a delegate to the grand lodge Of Good Templars which will meet in Bisbee this week. MT. 1 Downs is we'll known in that district, having filled the Methodist pulpit in Tombstone for five consecutive years, l h ,1oI oI to the people while in Bisbee.
 James McCurry, the cowboy partner of Seth Burr, the nervy Texan who came near cleaning out the entire Juarez police force last winter, has es- capped from jail at that place, where lie was imprisoned and is now safe among friends in Fl Paso. He sawed his way out of jail with a saw made of an old corset steel, that he obtained from a female prisoner.
 An informal meeting of the Bisbee members of the republican central committee was held at the school house on Tuesday evening for the purpose of considering the time and place for the holding of the county central commit tee meeting. A letter has been sent to
 the outside precinct members asking them for their choice of time and place and no call will be made until they have been heard from.
 Colorado valley is rapidly settling uI despite the uncertainty with regard to the Algodones land grant. Within the
 past week the following substantial
 men have located, from eight to twelve
 miles from town, and those of then
 | os,
 families here soon: A. E. Baldwin, T
 J. DeLong, c. H. DeLong, w. J. Trey
 euro, J. F. Showalter, G. s. Brown an(
 Messrs. Case and Lambert of Pasadena
 California; s. A. Mustain of Tucson
 w. H. Goode of Crittenden and s. A
 Stanchf1eld and son of Pomona, Cali
 fOrnia-Yuma Sun
 Colonel J. A. Black, as a member O
 the territorial board of equalization
 returned from Phoenix a day or two
 ago. After the completion of his off
 cial labors he made flying visit tt
 Whipple barracks to see about the vel
 fare of the Arizona volunteers nov
 stationed there. He found all the Tue
 son boys pleasantly surrounded ant
 doing as nicely as could be expected
 but the colonel thinks the governmen
 is little slow in doing the boys jus tice in the shape of quarters, rations etc. The boys expect to be sent eithe
 to Honolulu or Manila-Tucson Citi zen.
 Hon. $. H. Drachman, writing iron |, Atlantic City, says that he is much i'm , proved in health, and cannot say hoy :, long he will have to remain there un der the doctors care. He will visi
 Sally next week at Montauk point. At lantic City, he says should be calle , the city of hotels CT boarding houses as that is all you can see there. Ther is beautiful board walk 100 feet wid and eleven miles long, crowded ever day. You can always see from 500
 to 5000 people bathing in the surf. Vic : President Hobart and few prominen <, senators are at present there an l President Mckinley is expected ther ] next month.-Tucson Citizen.