Arizona republican., 1898-10-25
Arizona Day by Day Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

operate, but ewing to the low water in the Gila is still tied up. Mrs. Dr. Matas has re;urned to Tue son from her summers outing in Los Angeles and ether points Of interEst in California, where with her daugh- . ters, Misses Addie and Irene, a most enjoyable summer was spent.
 J. c. McDcnald, who has been pros pecting in eastern Arizona and west ern New Mexico fer the past three months, has returned to Globe. He found nothing in his travels to equal the mineral showing in Globe district.
 The Sonora railway company is en-
 titled to much credit for the prompt manner in which it vacted the sixty 1 fcot government strip, and also fer the
 way in which it is beautifying the de- pot grounds, says the Nogales Vidette. Mrs. Charles Roder and family left
 Williams Wednesday for Flagstaff, where they will make their home until next May. Her husband is the em- plcyed architect for the Arizona Lum- Der and Timber company while build 1 ing the new mill.
 l NJ. L. Chase, the genial and gentle manly manager for c. B. Boyce of Will
 Hams, and who long and acceptably flIed that responsible position, resign ed the first of last week and left Will Hams for Prescott, where he has ac-
 cepted an equally responsible position.
 Dr. S. c. Balch, special agent of the pension bureau. is in Tucson on spe-
 cial cases. Dr. Balch is located in Les Angeles, which includes Arizona as a pension division. His long experience
 in the service makes him a valuable
 public official for this particular oficial work.
 Mir. Heberlein of the Old Dominion Copper company received the painful news On Monday of the death of his mother, Mrs. Gustaye Heberlein, which
 occurred on October at the family home in Great Falls, Mont. Her hus-
 band and a family of grown children
 survive her-Silver Belt.
 Lieutenant Sedgwick Rice has bsen
 engaged this week in turning over the San CarIos agency to his successor, ICaptain Ritzner Of the Twelty-ffth in- Ifantry, appointed acting agent, says the Silver B6it. Lieutenant Rice will jcin his troop at Huntsville, Ala. pre-
 paratory to going to Cuba
 MT. Sylvester Watts wires from St.
 Louis that all contracts fer material. :, for Tucson's nsw water supply are : closed and pipe shipment commenced from Chattanooga, Tenn. The work
 Twill be rushed when the material ar rives, and the management hopes to be pumping into the new mains by Christmas.
 4. J. Arana lost faithful friend and
 defender by the death of his deg. Watch" which occurred Monday, Oc- , tcber IT. He was over nine years old, , and was the best known dog in town. : Watch" enjoyed local fama a fight
 er, and bore the scars of many fierce f battles in which he invariably tri- 3 unlphed.-GIobe Belt.
 l Matt Wells, for some time resident of Globe, and popular amongst his ac-
 quaintances, was married on Friday, October If, 10 Miss Jennie Ilo Harris, late of Denver, Colo. The csremony was performed by Probate Judge Mills ' Van Wagenen. Matt is an old typo,
 and a good fellow, and deserves his
 goci fortune in having won a charm i, ing wife.-Siiver Belt.
 It is reported in Yuma that A. w. , Morris, well known here, was ser-
 tenced to four years in the state prison
 at Fl Psso, Texas, for embezzlement , Morris was very well known here and , liked by all, and it was a shock to the | whole community when they learned
 that his passion for gambling had tu;n-
 ed his footsteps from the straight and h.
 sympathy of the Sun in the unfortu- nate circumstance.-Yuma Sun.
 A committee composed of Messrs Boyce, Poison, Salzman, Hayward | Phelan and Young attempted to get : scme expression in some way for the
 settlement Of the dispute of right o1 : way now going on between the Owens
 brothers and the Saginaw Southern Railroad company last Thursday, but of no avail. This fact is greatly de- !. pIored, as the stopping of the work on the construction of this road will
 hurt Williams very nlaterially-Wil- 7 Hams News.
 The News takes pleasure-in aehnow1- edging a pleasant visit from Colone : Brodie Of Rough Rider fame, during his say in Williams on Monday last ] Old times and incidents were rehearsad with int5rest and pleasure to all. The r men are few who. know the mean nins Of friendship So thoroughly as Brodie 9 and the lamented O'Neill. To know
 G'NeiI was to love him and to know 7 Brodie is to love him; because to mee them men must stand upon the great ' grand platform of true mahhcod.-Wil. 3 Hams News.