Arizona republican., 1898-10-29
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

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 Rough Riders and fought for an hour after being wounded, is again doing duty IS 2 brakeman cn this division Of the Southern Pacific. He passed through here this morning ol an east bound reight-Willcox News.
 Clifford's eight-mule team (with two trails) arrived in Bisbee the ether day from Nacosari loaded with quartz for the Copper Que5n company. He unloaded and started to return to Nac- oSlri via Don Luis station, where he will lead fer the Sonora camp. The quartz brought to Bisbee will be used fer lining cony=rta-s at the reduction works.
 < par; Of troop \, Ninth cavalry, Captain GSrard commanding, came down from Fort Grant Thursday to re- ceive the treasure box containing two months pay for the garrison, says the ] Wilcox News. The detachment re- turned with the cash next morning ! This troop contains many veterans Of i the Santiago campaign and not only
 the army but the entire country is proud Of the splendid record which i they made.
 ! S.eve Miller, connected with the i mercantile department of the COppsr l Queen company, was on Sunday even l ing married to Miss Carmen Gandrada, cne Of Bisbas's best known and most charming and accomplished young la dis. Rev. N. w Chase officiating Mr. and Mrs. Miller are now costly domi- i eiIed in their own home in Tombstone -.Ix
 band found them Sunday evening and
 star.sd the happy couple of on their journey Of welded bliss D the strains 1 of sweet music.-Bisbee Orb.
 ! Russell White, formerly of Tucson, has been put in charge of enc of the i Spanish vessels captured by Dewey. Russell received the territorial appoint
 1lent to the Annapolis naval academy
 two years ago and is now serving his ! two years sea service before graduat- ing He was on the Oregon on its trip around the Horn and in the battle of iSantiage when C5rvera's s feet was de- stroyed When the Brutus and Mon lterey went to Manila he was detailed
 navigating officer Of the Brutus, very irsspcnsible position.-Tucson Star.
 Rev. Oscar Gibson arrived Thursday morning from the west a.4d On Sunday iorganized a Sunday school and began his pastoral work by preaching in the evening. He has made a very favcr- able impression on our citizens, a cir eumstance which augers well for the success Of his labors in this fieid- Rev. Gibscn is thoroughly western man,
 oar.1v in Flagstaff, in northern Arizona, i where his reputation is well known. He has had experience on the range as
 a cowboy, has lived in fact thoroughly in the life of the west, so can sympa- thiZe/with the neads and aspirations Of western people. He desires in all
 respects to be pastor to the people.
 It us wslccme him and ge1 the mos. | benefit possible by his ninistTa tio1.- Willcox News.
 From Les Angeles comes the an- ncuneement that Jean Gerard Drake
 and. Miss Frances Charlotte Smith are
 to be married at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. " Thomas, 721 Lin coin stres,. at high noon on Tuesday, November 15. Mr. Drake is a native Of Tucson, being the son Of Hon. Charles R. Drake. and is at the head Cf
 the Los Angeles branch of the Norton Drake company. Miss Smith is hand scme and accomplished girl and a fa- Torite in Los Angeles society. Her picture appeared in a late issue Of the Capital, ;he society paper of Les An i gsles. The wedding will te vry quie owing to a recent beraav ment in the
 brides family. MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Drake will go on to Los Angeles to attend the wsdding.-Tucson Citiz=n. The marriage Of Miss Helen II. Will lism5, daughter of c. B. Williams of
 this city. and George W. McGEaw. 8
 mining engineer of Bisbee, Ariz-, took place yesterday at noon in the parlcTs Of the First Presbyterian church. Ths pastor, Rev. P. E. Kipp, oficiated. Miss Williams has been prominent in the lchurch and choir The wedding party dined a. the Brewster and Mir. and Mrs. I AIcCraw took the train for Arizona, where they will make their home." Tn happy couple referred to in the fore Ecing lines from the Los Angeles Times. reached here on Sunday after I ncon's train and prOceed-d d to their emporary residence in Tombston Icanyo2 which the groom had prepared for his bride pending the erection Of a mere ornament hcms Cn Quality hill On Sunday eVaning the newly married
 pair entertained q large number of friends, TofTeshr5nts being served and
 heir con gratulaJions received. Later Iha couple were sereaad-d by h. Bis s,=e band AIr. and Mrs McGraw en- ter upon their new life under the brightest auspices and the hearty gcod Jrj-tes of many frioIts Orb