Arizona republican., 1898-07-06
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.
COCONINo COUNTY.

staff Sunday.
 The Saginaw lumber company at Williams is working over time.
 A job lot of Supais were in Williams Friday selling deer and lion skins.
 N. L. Patterson left Flagstaff Tues day for three weeks visit to Los An geles.
 s. s. Preston, the Indian trader at Willow Springs, was in Flagstaff last Friday.
 Messrs. F. w. Sisson and E. B. Ellin- wood visited Jerome and Prescott the first of the week.
 R. A. Oldham of the Oldham Bros, Raton, N. M., spent several days in Flagstaff last week.
 Mrs. J. D. Newman arrived in Flag staff from Los Angeles last week and will remain during the summer.
 A. R. Thomas and J. B. Mcfarland of Lombard oode & Go. were in Flag staff from Williams the other day.
 Passenger traffic on both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific continues to be very satisfactory to the agents. Captain F. C. Hochderffer of com pany I, Flagstaff, has been appointed a lieutenant Colonel McCord's regi- ment.
 A. H. Spellmire returned to Flagstaff Thursday from a visit to his family in Los Angeles, being accompanied by his son Alphonse.
 Henry c. Yeager of Phoenix spent several days in Flagstaff last week. MT. Yeager has large sheep interests in that country which he was looking after.
 While trimming a tree at Dan Cor mans logging camp Friday the ax glancel; cutting off Delbert Jolly's right little toe He is at the hospital in the care of Dr. Melick.
 Mrs. A. T. Cornish left Flagstaff Fri day for Los Angeles, Cal. Her sister Mrs. John Pullar is at that place at the point of death from the effect of sur gical operation performed a few days ago.
 Colonel Joe Spitz, the horse baron of Williams is daily, almost hourly, ex- pecting the arrival of a big California dealer, with whom negotiations are pending for the transfer of 300 fine animals.
 l. S. Herndon & Norris of Prescott, spent a couple of days in Flagstaff last week. He left for Albuquerque, Silver City and Clifton, at which places he has legal business.
 J. H. Monroe, who is connected with the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. railroad with headquarters at the Harlem river sta tion in New York, left Flagstaff last week for home Mr. Monroe has been spending number of months in the southwest and has the best wishes Of a large number of acquaintances made during his stay in Flagstaff.
 The Flagstaff band boys went out to eClark's spring on Thursday evening and "jollied" the contingent of com pany I selected to go to the front. The soldiers have a beautiful place to camp and are enjoying a change of outdoor life. The music furnished was heartily encored and as the band de- parted they were given three cheers and tiger.
 The demand for provisions for the soldiers now in camp at Clark's spring is being responded to in a manner which reflects great credit upon our people. George Hoxworth reported at the camp on Thursday evening. the amount contributed being about $65. The boys wish to return their thanks to Uncle George for his efforts in their behalf.
 FINAL COUNTY.
 Sheriff Truman of Pinal was in Phoenix last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Durham were in Florence from Hunton Saturday.
 Supervisor George F. Cook was 1n Florence Thursday from Dudleyville.
 W. P. Dunham is expected in Flor ence from Los Angeles about the 8th of July.
 Mrs. Mamie Paul is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Nicholas White at Florence.
 Died in Florence, June IS, the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Bos- tick, Jr.
 Mrs J. B. Arthur spent several days in Florence this week as the guest of Mrs. M w. Harter.
 Sidney Bartleson of Florence went out to his cattle ranch this week and returned Thursday evening.
 Jake Thomas and Frank Seeley came to Florence from Mineral creek the other day on their way to Los Angeles.
 John Parker mail contractor of Florence, will move to Casa Grande next week with his family.
 L. K. Drais, proprietor of the Flor ence hotel left Florence Friday on a business trip to Phoenix.
 c. F. Shilling is expected down from Mineral creek to enjoy the festivities of the Fourth of July at Florence.
 The board of supervisors of Pinal county met last week as a board of equalization, and will hold sessions from day to day.
 Miss Mary Sweeney spent a week at Florence after the close of the normal school term, and left last Monday Tor Yuma to visit relatives.
 The Florence ice wagon got stuck in the river Tuesday, and there was an