Arizona republican., 1898-07-01
Arizona Day by Day
CoCHIsE COUNTY.

BlSDee tn1S year VIII ouIuo uoi Soh III the way of celebration.
 P. B. Zeigler has returned to Tucson but will be in Bisbee again shortly.
 Lewis Brown is assisting in the cler- ical work in the railroad office a. BIS bee.
 Mrs. Kittie Bell has gone to Fair view Pima county, where she will re- main.
 R. Castaneda, accompanied by J. Paul of Benson were visitors to Blsbee Sunday.
 F. A. Fletcher and son of Chicago are registered at the Bessemer hotel ln Bisbee.
 c. E. Fredericks. the we'll known tin smith of Tombstone, is visitor at Bisbee.
 George Brovin of Pearce has accept ed the position of under sheriff at Tombstone.
 Miss Winnie Miller returned to Bis bee the other day from visit 10 friends in Wilcox.
 Dr. c. F. Edmundson and wife are expected in Bisbe the first of next month from their trip to Iowa.
 District Attorney English came over from Tombstone to Bisbee Tuesday morning on legal business.
 A little over mile of the new track has been laid from Naco Junction to- ward the international line.
 The Southern Pacific company is still making considerable improve ments in their yards at Benson.
 William Kelly, the well known rail- road engineer of Bisbee, has gone on 8 visit to his old home in Everett. Wash ington.
 Mrs. James McDe-mott of Bisbee is on a visit to her old home in Canada where she will spend the summer months.
 William Lutley returned to Bisbee Monday morning from a short visit to Tombstone, and left for his ranch in the Swishelmns.
 F. w. Mead, the we'll known cattle man who owns the old Hagan ranch in Sonora, left Bisbee Monday night for his home in California.
 O. w. Howard has returned to Bls bee from a trip to the Huachucas, and will leave in a few days for a visit to his old home in Los Angeles.
 James Munch and William Davis, two we'll known men of Bisbee expec. to leave on Friday next for San Fran cisco where they hope to be able to join Uncle Sam's navy.
 When girl pins a flower on mans coat she always tilts her chin up and looks at it sideways the man who doesn't take a tumble is too slow to lead a funeral procession.-Bis Orh
 Frank Armstrong and wife and James McAllister and wife returned ti Bisbee Sunday from a two weeks out ing in Ramsey canyon in the Huachu- cas. where they report having an ex- cellent time.
 W. H. Broome, the obliging tele- graph operator of Bisbee. is confined TO his home with an attack of cramps
 Judge Reilly, the well known attor- ney of Tombstone. is spending few days in Bisbee on legal business.
 The Bisbee Fourth of July committee held a meeting the other night and everything is running smothly and a grand celebration is assured. The
  thing over $1,000, thereby assuring most glorious time. The fireworks have arrived and this year there will be much better display than last.
 According to the latest advices of the wounded in the late battle at San tiago we find the name of Tom Wig gins of company B. Wiggins was one Of the Bisbee volunteers and acted as their color bearer upon their departure from Bisbee. He was employed at the smelter and was very steady and in dustrious young man. His many friends here sincerely hope his wounds will not prove fatal, and that he will soon be able to join with his command again.-Bisbee Orb.
 The Arizona and Southeastern Rail- road company is sinking an artesian we'll at the Hasselgren place on the river, to be used in filling their water tanks at that place. The well is now down to depth of about fifty feet and small amount of water has already been struck but not sufficient for the supply needed. A sandstone formation was struck by the drill Monday and it is thought when the drill has forced its way through this strata sufficient supply will be obtained
 PIMA COUNTY.
 The first rain of the season fell last Saturday afternoon at Nogales.
 Thursday Mr. R. R. Richardson was at Nogales from Crittenden.
 MT. George W. Atkinson of Gala basas was in Nogales Thursday.
 Thursday MT. A. Steinfeld of Tue son was a visitor at Nogales.
 The drum and fife corps of Tucson are drilling in great shape for the Fourth.
 Early last week MT. E. Pelaez, the Guaymas attorney, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Wednesday Mrs. B. K Sykes and Miss Lulu Sykes were in Nogales from Calabasas.
 MT. P. Aguirre has opened the new government assay office in the Wilson