Arizona republican., 1898-07-17
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges
COCHISE COUNTY.

COCHISE COUNTY.
 w. P. Long of Bisbee is down with a case of typhoid fever.
 Another heavy rain fell at Wilcox Saturday evening.
 Miss Minnie Hampson has returned to her home at Tombstone.
 A carload of Salt River valley mel ons was received at Bisbee the other day
 William Keller the popular A. 6 S. E. fireman, is visiting the county seat
 w. H. Broome and family have gone to California to spend a month at the seashore.
 An unusual supply of fruit is find ing it's way to the Bisbee market but ready sale is found.
 Miss Myra Braley has returned to Tombstone after an enjoyable visit to Bisbee friends.
 MT. Burt Grover, formerly of Pearce, arrived at Wilcox lately and an- nounces the intention of locating there. Postmaster Pritchard is again at his post at the Bisbee postofice and mail is delivered with more promptness and regularity.
 Lige Clifford, the well known freight and railroad contractor, is visitor at Bisbee from Nacossari. He reports much activity at the mines.
 Harry flaming has returned to Bis bee from his visit to his relatives in Ohio. He had a good time and is be- ing greeted by his many friends
 Tonsilitis and typhoid fever claim a few victims in Bisbee. The patients are not in a dangerous condition, how ever, and are slowly recovering.
 F. c. Lean has returned to Bisbee from his California trip. Frank splashed around in the surf, had a good time generally and gained twelve pounds. He is now ready to go back to work again.
 The Erie Cattle company Monday loaded train of cattle from the A. & s. B. cattle pens. They are shipped to Kansas. The cowboys when they had finished work came to town and circulated about quite freely.
 Joseph Aslin, a stone mason, was found dead Tuesday in a Bisbee saloon. He was subject to heart disease and
 
 embrace coroners jury brought in He leaves a wife in the east who has been notified of the sudden dissolution of her husband
 GRAHAM COUNTY
 MT. Barry of Geronimo is preparing to open a first class restaurant in Saf- ford.
 A. Fraser, son-in-1aw of J. T. Hill dreth, arrived in Stafford this week from California.
 Charles Dudley arrived in Stafford last Wednesday from Chicago and as sumed charge of the company's store. MT. Adolph Solomon of Fl Paso was a visitor in Solomonville this week, the guest of MT. and Mrs. I. E. Solomon.
 Hank Dawdle is being mentioned by his friends as a candidate for either sheriff or recorder on the democratic ticket
 H. Weech and Dr. Wightman were in Solomonville this week attending to business connected with the incor- poration of the city of Pima.
 Thomas Cunningham came up to Stafford from the coal fields last Sun day, where he had been on a pros pecting trip for three weeks.
 The wedding of Miss Laura c. Wood and MT. James c. Hancock will take place at the residence of MT. and Mrs. M. L. Wood at Bonita on July 20, 1898.
 The foundation is completed for Ezra Madsen's new brick residence which is being erected on Stafford avenue, be- Ar;1 C,f ford.
 Deputy Assessor Phil c. Merrill says that the valuation of property through out the valley, as returned to the as- sessor averages higher than it did last year after being raised by the board.
 Last Friday President and Mrs. Gar land, their son, and Mrs. Garland's niece, passed through Stafford from Los Angeles en route to Geronimo, where the ladies will spend a couple of weeks
 George Gamble of Clifton came to Stafford last Tuesday. While George has not yet announced himself it is generally understood that he will be a candidate before the democratic con- vention this fall for sheriff.
 Last Tuesday night bridge No. 8 on the Clifton railroad a short dis tance below the camp was completely destroyed by fire. It is estimated that it will take eight or ten days to re- build the bridge so that trains can run. President Garland speaking the oth- CT day as to the time for the railroad reaching Globe, said that the road would reach the mountain city during the month of September. The grading outfit is now at work on the big cut three miles from Globe.
 The newly organized telephone com pany of Stafford is off1cered as follows: Dr. L. H. Locy, president; Luther Green, secretary; E. T. Hams, treas urer. The building of this line is a very popular move and should prove a good business venture It should re- ceive liberal patronage.
 Rev. F. W. Downs leaves Stafford next Tuesday for Fort Grant to per form the marriage ceremony of two very popular young persons of that community The Copf1op,op ;e n -ra.