Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-11
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

nifty Tor some W1de-aWake person to
make fortune supplying this market
with eggs and poultry.
Miss Mabel Marks returned to Will
cox Monday from a visit to Pantano
and Mesa City.
The iron front of McCourt & Ged-
des' new store building at Wilcox will
soon be put in.
Mrs. Annie Prue left Wilcox Tues
day morning for visit of several
months in Boston.
Mrs. G. W. Todd of Wilcox recently
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
O'Bryan, in the ella valley. She was
accompanied by her children
Mrs. c. S. West, a daughter of
Judge M. L. Wood of Bonita, arrived
at Wilcox from San Francisco Friday
Mr.. West is going to the Philippines.
Mr.. Chas. Cunningham returned
to Wilcox Wednesday night from Tue
son, and Friday morning left for Ell
Paso, where he goes on mining bust
ness.
C. B. Bosworth has contracted with
the owners of the hubernite claims
near Russellville for twelve tons of
ore same to be shipped to Pennsyl-
vania.
The new water tank of the Southern
Pacific company at Benson stands on
the hill back of the old smelter, and is
sufficiently elevated to force water to
any part of town.
The following from Wilcox hare
signed with Wiley E. Jones company:
Chas. A. Hall. ]. D. Williamson, Harry
Schwartz, Fred A. Powers, Charles A.
Peters, VIM. Harrison, Pat Brennan,
John Mahood, W. T. Wright.
A Chinese vegetable vender was held
up and robbed on his way home from
Bisbee few days since by a Mexican.
The unfortunate Celestial gave up
s235, which was all he had, but this
did not satisfy the Mexican, who un-
mercifully beat his victim over the
head with a pick handle for not having
more money. The Chinaman's head
was badly cut
Word was received in Bisbee from
Prof. McCrea stating that Miss May
Campbell had accepted the position
offered her in Prescott. This leaving
a vacancy in the quota of teachers, the
board notified Miss Mabel Trefry Of
Stockton that her application had been
accepted. Miss Trefry was one of the
teachers in the Tucson schools last
year, and has excellent recommended
-tions. This will make the roll of
teachers as follows: ]. c. McCrea,
principal Misses Trefry, Warning.
Hill, Stowe and Howe assistants. 1t
is the intention of the board and the
principal to raise the grade of the
schools to as high as any in the terri
tory.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
Judge Jackson has closed his sum-
mer school for teachers at Snowflake.
The school has been a decided success.
B. Walker and A. Knight were ex-
amined before Judge Zuck of Holbrook
and held over to await the action OF
the grand jury.
Dick Bauerbach and Frank Flicker
ger, two of the sportsmen of Winslow,
stopped over at Holbrook last Thurs
day night. They are on their way to
White river for an outing.
George Scott of Holbrook arrived
from Phoenix Sunday and left Tuesday
unto himself a wife in the person OF
Miss Adah M. Stroup, who formerly
taught school at Woodland. Mr.. Scott
is a prominent sheep man of this
county, and Miss Stroup is we'll edu-
Gated and estimable young lady, and
an excellent teacher, who during her
stay in this county made many warm
friends who will be pleased to welcome
her back as Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. C. F. Putnam came to Ho1-
brook from Pleasant Valley Friday and
took the train to Albuquerque to nurse
her brother, Judson Lathrop, who has
been lying seriously i'll in the hospital
the result of a conflict with train rob-
bers at Grants about two months ago
| Upon being apprised OF his condition
the pluckv woman Travelled 125 miles
in two days over rough mountain
roads in order to reach the railroad
Under her watchful care Jud is fast
improving, and he will soon be out
again, but he has had a close call.