Arizona republican., 1898-06-15
Arizona Day by Day
 Live News Taken From Territorial Exchanges

now for fair crop of both peaches and apples. Peaches are looking particu- larly well, and, he says, are now nearly
 half grown.
 While A. J. Herndon of Prescott was , chopping wood, some time ago, a chip flew up and hit him in the eye He
 has suffered a good deal with the in
 jured member, but IS recovering.
 Mrs. Ben Rybon and children left
 Prescott Tuesday morning for a visit
 to the formers relatives in Texas Mrs.
 Rybon is in poor health, and it is
 hoped that the change will benefit her. Prof. W. K. Franklin, representing the Lordsburg, California, college, is spending few days in Prescott in the interest of the above institution. Prof. Franklin is director of vocal and in istrumental music at the college.
 Contractor George Giles of Prescott commenced Tuesday to move the head quarters building of the fire depart ment from it's present location back of the Bank of Arizona. It will be moved to lot on the east side of the plaza. adjoining the Hawkins-Richards three story brick building
 [ 1 for teachers certificates for Yavapai county was held in Prescott Monday and Tuesday. There were five appli- cants for certificates. The questions used were very difficult, and while all passed very creditable examinations, but one, Miss Belle Caldwell, received a certificate.
 Sheriff Ruffner, Deputy Lacy, Under sheriff Dillon and Chief of Police Prince have returned to Prescott from trailing Stewart, who shot Dr. Me Nally. The trail was followed beyond the race track west of Prescott, there doubled and turned back toward Pres colt, was followed within half mile of Prescott, where darkness prevented further trailing The trail showed that Stewart had jumped from boulder to boulder for the purpose of baff1ing pursuit.
 l s. M. Cullom, recently appointed In- ternal Revenue collector for Arizona, has gone to Phoenix to assume charge Iof the office. MT. McCullom has been a resident of this city for some time, and in leaving for the capital city is fol- flowed by the best wishes of the people in this community, where he has be- come so we'll and favorably known. i've recommend the Senator" to those lin his new home as an agreeable per son and courteous ofhcial.-PrescOtt IJOurnal-Miner.
 Wm Deering, while riding west Of Prescott, one night recently, near the Anderson ranch, was accosted by a pe- Idestrian. who commanded him to halt. iDeering told the fellow to go to the Idevil, and commenced to draw his re- lyolver, when the fellow fired upon him, shooting the pistol from his hands IDeering is shot in both hands. When shot, he rode to Prescott, arriving at no D. m. The man who shot Deering
 was doubtless Stewart, who was after IDeering's horse, very good animal.
 NAVAJO COUNTY.
 Juan Baca from Heber has been in
 Holbrook for several days.
 | Dr. Woolford of Snowflake had busi-
 ness in HolbroOk Thursday.
 The Aztec company of Holbrook will make a heavy shipment of cattle soon. Mrs. Craig and children from St. Johns are visiting their friends at Hol- , brook.
 Ed Bargman is visiting Holbrook lafter a prOtracted absence. He LOOKS
 we'll and happy.
 Ed Sawyer was up from Winslow |Saturday and called on old acquain- tances at Holbrook.
 Sunday Leo Eager of Holbrook fell | from a fence and broke his arm. He is doing nicely now.
 | George Amos is back at Holbrook from Kansas City where he went with couple of cars of mutton. Under Sheriff Bargman of Holbrook has been away this week on business connected with the sheriff's office. J. D. Houck returned to Holbrook , from Kansas City Wednesday where he had been with number Of sheep. MT. and Mrs Will C. Barnes are busy arranging their residence and will spend the summer at Holbrook. P, Staufer is putting coat of paint on the new hall at Holbrook which is ; Improving the looks of it wonderfully
 Dr. J. A. Miller left last Saturday evening for Flagstaff. He spent a { week at Holbrook repairing human , grinders.
 ' J. s. Goliath returned to Holbrook l from Tucson Saturday where he has l been attending the university for the = past nine months.
 Adolf Schuster of HolbroOk went to }, Fort Apache on business the other day e Operator w. H. Walsh of Holbrooh has been away couple of days. Miss Lillian Gardner was at Hol- .' brook from Woodruff Saturday ant ,, went on to Winslow where she vii '. visit friends for a couple of weeks. Q MT. Ford and family have returned 6 from the trading post he has been run e ming for MT. Maupin, and they art Q again located ip the Armbruster cot
 tage at Holbro6k.
 t. John Nelson, the hustling sheepmal r from Heber, was in Holbrook Monday
 He has been absent since last Octobe
 having spent most of his time in tn
 Salt River valley with his sheep. Wed e lneSday he ShjDDed zoo head tO Kan