Arizona republican., 1898-09-11
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges.

Frank Appbeck of Prescott has gone to San Francisco.
 Eugene Brady O'Neill has gone from Prescott to Kingman.
 Alex Rossi has returlled to Tucson frc;n San Franci.c,.
 Dr. and Mrs. Whomes have returned to Tucson from California
 c. C. Calhoun and family have gone to Kansas City frcm Prescott.
 Miss Helen Meaney has left Prescott for her home in Los Angeles.
 Eighteen dollars per ton has been offered for good alfalfa hay in Jerome.
 c. A. and G. T. Lewis have left Je- rome for Montezuma well and castle.
 On Monday a son was born to the wife of James Strahan of Cottonwood
 Harry Warren returned to Stafford Saturday from a trip to Nogales and Mexico.
 A son vas born to Mr. and Mrs John Ivancovich of Tucson Friday morning.
 Julius Vcekert is in Tucson from Silver Bell and reports the camI 1uite lively
 Rev. J. H. Heald has returned to Nogales from a two weeks cutting in the mountains.
 The I. O. G. T. of Jerome gave a very pleasant picnic in the gulch on last Sunday.
 Mrs. T. W. Thomas has returned to Jerome after having spent month in California.
 John Nickel and wife left Jerome last Monday for their old home at Portland, Oregon.
 Born, on Friday, September 2, to the wife of D. R. Cooyer of Jerome, hand some girl baby.
 L. Horvilleur is expected to arrive in Nogales from Paris about the 18th of this month.
 There will be a big fiesta on the So- nora side of Nogales, commencing September 1e.
 Mrs. k. A. Windes of Cottonwood is visiting her daughter, Miss Stanley Windes in Prescott
 Several mining experts have been in Tucson and surrounding country for the last few days.
 Sam Finley left Tucson Thursday for Arivaca country on business con nected with the cattle association.
 Mrs A C. Bernard and son Fritz after an absence Of couple of months on the coast have returned to Tucson. MT and Mrs Burt Dunlap of Tucson are receiving congratulations eyer tie birth Of son, which happened Thurs day.
 The school trustees at Nogales are erecting fence on the school grounds 70 divide the girls and boys play ground
 The Mexican band of Bis5ee is 5us;iy engaged in practicing natiG1el airs for their coming national holiday celebra- tion.
 as station agent at Naeo Junction for the past month, has returned to Bisbee the office there being closed fer the present.
 Miss Mary Futile. Miss Maud Kemp and Prof Jones have been engaged to teach the ensuing term of school at Stafford.
 Charley Solomon was in Stafford Sat urday last, and left in the evening to attend the wedding of a cousin at Ell Paso.
 Tucson takes so much pride n an elegant saloon that the ladies of that town gre invited 10 inspect one receni- l. C!,ened there
 Mir NJ. McKenna of Tucson has re- ceived a check for S1 1000, the first in stallment for back pension due from the government since 1887.
 Thursday morning Constable Burkes went to Prescott with tramp who had been given seventyive days in jail for carrying concealed weapons.
 w. T. Marleau Of the Arizona Com mercial company of Nogales will take Q vacation next month and visit the mountain districts oI northern Sonora.
 Mrs. Lillian Irwin, who has spent the summer as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Dillon of Jerome, returned to her home in Oakland, Cal, last Wed nesday.
 The Bisbee markets are now supplied with beef from the ranges of Cochise county and the quality and flavor can not be beat in any part of the country. Orb.
 John Mobile has returned to Bisbee from an extended visit to California.
 Mrs J. Miller and daughter have re- turned to Bishee from visit at Tue son.
 w. c. Baker, formerly of Jerome. and owner of the Manley lodging house, was married last Sunday at Denver, Missouri. His numerous .s-ome friends wish him prosperity.
 George w Sines Of Prescott is re- covering from a very severe attack Of blood poisoning caused from a cut re- ceived from a piece of jagged tin of a can of clans which he was opening.
 J. D. Kinnear a pioneer, and who with H. c. Walker, started the first stage line from Tucson to TonlbstOne, in 1873, arrived in Bisbee recently and will remain there for a couple Of months.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M Murphy of Pres colt left for the east Friday morning. After attending to some business ill Chicago MT. Murphy will take a much needed rest. Just where he will spend his vacation he has not yet decided.
 Some vandal stole the big bunch Of black and white mourning ribbons off the Sonora News company's door the